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Standard Kenya is a leading Kenyan news outlet with a strong focus on national politics, government accountability, and public affairs, alongside broader coverage of East Africa and the African continent.
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Christa Pike survives two lethal injection doses as Tennessee execution fails (opens the original)
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Tennessee death row inmate Christa Gail Pike remains alive and is receiving treatment at a hospital after authorities failed to carry out her execution following the administration of two doses of a lethal injection drug. Pike, 50, was scheduled to be executed on Wednesday, September 30, at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville. This would have been Tennessee's first execution of a woman in more than 200 years. According to court filings and accounts from media witnesses, prison of
Mombasa United edge Kariobangi Sharks in SPL playoffs (opens the original)
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Mombasa United took the first step towards securing a place in the delayed SportPesa Premier League after beating Kariobangi Sharks 2-1 in the promotion-relegation playoff first leg.
Ruto to Sifuna: "Follow parliamentary procedure to access Dangote refinery deal" (opens the original)
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I want to tell you, if you want the agreement, you know how its asked for at Parliament so that its brought, Ruto said.
Laboratories in the country go unchecked as virtual inspections raise safety concerns (opens the original)
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Growing concerns have emerged over the safety and accuracy of medical and clinical laboratory test results in Kenya following claims that more than 10,000 facilities handling patient samples are not being physically inspected. Instead, inspectors from the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologists Board (KMLTTB) are allegedly relying on virtual reviews and phone assessments to audit facilities, which include private, faith-based, public hospital laboratories, and research institution
Healthcare facilities get 14 days to renew SHA contracts or risk losing patients (opens the original)
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Healthcare facilities have 14 days to renew their contracts with the Social Health Authority (SHA) or lose access to patients covered under the scheme. SHA has extended the contracting deadline to October 14, giving providers more time to complete the process for the 2026-2029 contracting cycle. The extension comes after the previous deadline of September 30 lapsed. Facilities that do not complete the process by the new deadline will not be able to continue providing services to SHA beneficiarie
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