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The supplied text is not a complete article; it consists of headlines and news updates published by Kenyans.co.ke on October 19, 2026. The updates say Kenya received Ebola response supplies worth KSh83.4 million from India to help contain the Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak, and that police launched a nationwide road-safety campaign ahead of the school holidays. The Education Ministry also ordered a mandatory staff headcount amid investigations into alleged KSh6.2 billion payroll fraud. No single article corresponding to the generic title “Kenyans.co.ke” is provided.

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