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Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Kenya

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On September 3, 2026, unrest occurred at Jomo Kenyatta Boys High School in Nakuru, with classrooms set on fire and tear gas used by police to disperse protesting students. The Energy Ministry warned that fuel prices may remain high due to tensions in the Middle East, while the High Court blocked plans for an 18% cap on ride-hailing commissions. Additionally, the weather forecast indicated below-average rainfall in key agricultural counties for September, raising concerns over food and water shortages.

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