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Author: Joseph Ogungo, Diana Imanene, Maxwell AmungaPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: Kenya

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The Ministry of Trade and Investment warned foreign tourists against engaging in business activities in Kenya without the required permits. Meanwhile, James Mworia was appointed the first CEO of the National Infrastructure Fund. A huge bush fire broke out along the Voi-Taveta Road, while comedian-turned-activist Eric Omondi was arrested in Nairobi for collecting signatures to reduce the number of counties in Kenya.

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