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President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto will be in Makueni County

Newspapers Review for July 21: Uhuru Is Playing Games with NASA Principals, Working with Ruto Behind Scenes Tuko 16 hrs ago Racheal Nyaguthie © Provided by Tuko Newspapers Review for July 21: Uhuru Is Playing Games with NASA Principals, Working with Ruto Behind Scenes On Wednesday, July 21, national dailies widely reported about the One Kenya Alliance's dilemma on whether to team up with former prime minister Raila Odinga ahead of 2022. © Provided by Tuko National dailies on July 21. Photos: Screengrabs from Daily Nation, Taifa Leo, The Star and The Standard. Source: U...

NATIONAL Senior Counsel Philip Murgor during an interview with The Standard at his office in Nairobi, Wednesday, June 9, 2021. [David Njaaga, Standard] To understand Senior Counsel Philip Murgor, one must peel off countless layers of a man who is intensely motivated, devoted to his family and a public servant. You sense a little impatience in him, enough to declare he is no pushover. The son of former Provincial Commissioner Charles Murgor, by any measure the Lenana School old boy was raised with a silver spoon in his mouth. But the former DPP would like to be seen as a product of both world...

If Jubilee Hasn't Collapsed this Country Nothing Will, There Is Hope, Mutula Kilonzo Jnr Tuko 4 hrs ago Kai Eli © Provided by Tuko If Jubilee Hasn't Collapsed this Country Nothing Will, There Is Hope, Mutula Kilonzo Jnr - Senator Mutula Kilonzo said several happenings in Kenya had tested and proved the country's resilience - He singled out COVID-19 and major corruption scandals that have hit the country in the past - The legislator also stated Kenya would achieve its aspirations if the country's politics were managed Makueni senator Mutulua Kilonzo Jnr believes Kenya is h...

THE STANDARD EDUCATION The Kenya School of Law (KSL) has been challenged to reduce fees to accommodate disadvantaged students from poor backgrounds. This came amid revelations that the school charged Sh145,000 as tuition fees. Students pay an additional Sh45,000 to the Council for Legal Education (CLE) as examination fees. KEEP READING CLE charges Sh5,000 per paper, with students seeking to re-sit an examination required to fork out Sh10,000. The fees for remarking a paper is Sh15,000. Senators from the Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee also raised concern over the expenditure...