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Ruto turns to technocrats in Mt Kenya battle (opens the original)
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Public Health PS Mary Muthoni addresses residents during the Jamii Imara Mashinani forum in Nyeri on September 5, 2026. Technocrats in President William Ruto’s government have stepped up efforts to drum up support for his re-election bid ahead of the August 2027 General Election by explaining to Kenyans the achievements of the Kenya Kwanza administration. One of the challenges President Ruto has identified is poor communication of his achievements, which he says has created room for misinformati
Two years after fire killed 21, Endarasha survivors seek answers (opens the original)
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Parents and relatives of the 21 boys who died in the Hillside Endarasha Academy fire in 2024, during the opening of a public inquest into the tragedy at Nyeri Law Courts on November 20, 2025. Two years ago today, Kenyans woke up to a horror that shook the nation. On the night of September 5, 2024, at least 21 boys perished in a dormitory fire at Endarasha Hillside Academy in Nyeri County, throwing families and relatives into mourning and agony. But the suffering did not end when the flames were
Ruto's new Mt Kenya comeback offensive: Can he win it back? (opens the original)
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President William Ruto addresses Chuka residents and updated them on the progress of their counties and national development after handing over the newly-built Chuka Modern Market, Tharaka Nithi County on Sunday, April 26, 2026. President William Ruto has stepped up efforts to reclaim the restive Mt Kenya voting bloc, signaling that he has not yet given up on the region. In the 2022 Presidential election, the mountain supported him almost to a man, giving the President 87 per cent of its votes.
From Kibaki to Kindiki: Tharaka Nithi and the making of new Mt Kenya East power matrix (opens the original)
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Former President Mwai Kibaki and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki. During the disputed 2007 presidential election, present-day Tharaka Nithi County shot into the limelight when one constituency delivered a decisive vote for Kenya’s third President, Mwai Kibaki (Party of National Unity), who was neck and neck with Orange Democratic Movement’s Raila Odinga. After nearly all votes had been tallied, an avalanche of over 90,000 ballots came in from the constituency, tilting the scale in favour of Mr
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