Top 10 must-read stories on Nation.Africa this week
This week was a whirlwind! Rigathi Gachagua's church visit sparked a police drama, a Sh6 billion oil scam suspect landed a top state job and Ruto's taxes tightened Kenyans' belts. It's been a rollercoaster of power moves and political shocks. We break it all down in this week's edition!
Top 10 most-read stories on nation.africa this week:
Details emerged of how detectives tried to stop a Nairobi-based church from hosting impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua for a church service at Kahawa West, Roysambu Constituency on Sunday.
Trade Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya got in hot water for allegedly influencing the appointment of an official implicated in the Sh6.5 billion edible oil scandal to a plum post.
There’s been an exciting new discovery in the fight against plastic pollution: mealworm larvae that are capable of consuming polystyrene.
The third invasion of the pay slip by the government since President William Ruto took office 26 months ago, and the fourth for those with a monthly pay of Sh500,000 and above – did not make the deduction any more palatable.
A son of former minister Simeon Nyachae and his two business partners were taken to court over the management of a family-owned company.
Former electoral commission chairman Ahmed Issack Hassan and ex-MPs Rehema Jaldesa and Charles Njagua Kanyi are among individuals who have landed plum state jobs.
The managements of public universities on Monday, November 11 2024, issued a notice of withdrawal of the contentious return-to-work formula they signed with lecturers before retracting after less than one hour.
US Ambassador to Kenya Meg Whitman resigned on Wednesday, coming a week after the stunning comeback of Donald Trump to the White House, and sustained calls from angry Kenyans for her to quit.
A love affair between a 34-year-old man and a 53-year-old woman in Murang'a has ended tragically, leaving three people dead.
Safaricom found itself in the eye of a storm over allegations of breach of confidential subscriber data with MPs hot on the telco’s heels.
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