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Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 21, 2026Country: Kenya
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Kenya’s news tracker reports that detectives arrested a suspect filmed violently robbing a member of the public in Parklands, Nairobi, after tracking him to the Northern Bypass. A quarry collapsed in Mutonga, Meru County, with several people feared dead as rescue teams search for workers buried beneath rocks. The IMF warned that rising global interest rates could raise borrowing costs for African governments, while Kenya faces Ksh1.7 trillion in debt repayments before June 2027. The Central Bank of Kenya also warned that milk, maize and wheat flour, sugar, and garden peas could become more expensive due to prolonged dry weather, higher fuel prices, and transport costs.

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