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- Sep 14, 2026
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Drunk with power? Hassan Omar emerges as UDAâs Mr Loose Tongue (opens the original)
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UDA party secretary general Omar Hassan addresses journalists at the party offices in Nairobi on September 19, 2024. Hassan Omar is in trouble again. This time, at a political gathering in Mombasa, the UDA secretary-general suggested that even the dead could be made to vote for President William Ruto. The remarks sounded less like those of a former human-rights commissioner than of a politician intoxicated by proximity to power. âEven if someone has died,â Omar declared, âwe should take hi
David Silverstein: The heart doctor who became Moiâs confidant (opens the original)
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Consulting Physician Cardiologist Dr David Silverstein speaks to the media at Muthu Silver Springs Hotel in Nairobi on March 16, 2026. For nearly half a century, Dr David Silverstein listened to some of Kenyaâs most powerful hearts. But while medicine gave him access to presidents, Cabinet ministers and political secrets, he built his reputation through something less dramatic: an insistence that every patient, powerful or ordinary, deserved his time. Dr Silversteinâs death on Sunday morn
Lee Ngugi: Billionaire, banks and fall of a fertiliser empire (opens the original)
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Lee Ngugi is a billionaire who has spent much of his life avoiding the spotlight. Yet behind the scenes, the former banker became one of East Africa’s most influential fertiliser entrepreneurs, building over four decades a family business whose products reached farms across the region. Even as his companies invested billions of shillings in a new fertiliser factory, Ngugi was quietly handing daily control to his children. When Business Daily journalists sought to interview him in 2015, he referr
Decision 2027: How ODM splashed Sh2bn in one year (opens the original)
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ODM party leader Oburu Oginga, party chairperson Gladys Wanga and other officials of the party during a political rally at Kirembe Grounds in Kisumu on May 31, 2026. With only Sh77 million remaining in its bank accounts, ODM is heading towards the 2027 General Election divided, financially vulnerable and uncertain whether it will challenge President William Ruto or help him secure a second term. A year earlier, according to its published accounts, the party had Sh1.96 billion cash in its coffers
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