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Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 14, 2026Country: Kenya

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The WHO recently warned countries against closing borders despite fears of Ebola spread. Kenya announced a new system to expedite police clearance certificates for citizens and foreigners. A court has blocked the planned rebranding of Azimio’s Ukombozi Alliance due to a dispute over the name. Other reports include legal cases and economic announcements, such as Britam launching a USD fund for global stocks and a multi-asset fund for Kenyan investors.

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