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President William Ruto awarded a Letter of Interim Authority to Kamagambo University at Kisumu State Lodge. The High Court upheld the law barring retired presidents from holding leadership positions in political parties for more than six months after leaving office. Additionally, the EACC arrested a KRA officer in Kisumu for allegedly soliciting a Ksh100,000 bribe from a construction company to clear its tax arrears.

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