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PREMIUM Mwalimu Andrew: Sue me, the teachers will work over the holidays... Teachers are expected to fulfil their responsibilities throughout the school calendar, including during the holidays.
PREMIUM Why do some men abandon the church and rely on their wives’ prayers? Some men fear being judged or exposed, particularly when sermons touch on family and personal struggles.
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PREMIUM Why MPs want a say in village elders’ selection MPs' push exposes battle for control of 106,000-strong grassroots army ahead of 2027 elections.
PREMIUM What next for Matiang’i as Ongwae’s new party raises stakes in Gusii Ongwae says his party believes in neither the “one-term” nor the “two-term” narrative.
PREMIUM Over 40 and still jobless: The plight of teachers locked out of TSC jobs Some have fallen into depression, while others turn to manual jobs to survive.
