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Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: September 13, 2026Country: Kenya

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Violence erupted at a meeting led by Deputy Kithure Kindiki in Nembure, Embu, resulting in one death and property destruction. Nairobi police have banned large political rallies in the CBD due to concerns over public order and disruption of business activities. President William Ruto marks four years in office, with education reforms among his campaign promises.

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