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DJs in Kenya will now be required to pay Sh20,000 every year to get a license.

This license allows them to play music at events, clubs, and other public places, in a move to ensure artists are paid royalties for public performances.

Kenya plans to control all gold exports through one agency to stop smuggling and track production.

Under the new plan, all gold will be sold locally first before being exported through a single channel.

EPRA is set to announce new fuel prices today.

The new prices come as Kenya faces a fuel scandal and rising global oil tensions.

29 Kenyans have been arrested in India after being found with gold worth over Sh500 million at Mumbai Airport.

Authorities say the gold is linked to illegal cross-border smuggling networks.

A suspected burglar was captured on CCTV in the early hours of Monday morning, around 2:00AM, breaking into a restaurant store in Lavington, Nairobi.

The footage shows the intruder sneaking into the storage area, where he is seen picking and packing various drinks before making his escape.


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Eric Omondi has sparked attention after staging a dramatic protest along Jogoo Road over the rising cost of fuel.

In the video circulating online, Omondi is seen pulling several jerrycans in the middle of the busy road, symbolizing the burden Kenyans are facing following the latest fuel price hike announced by EPRA

The stunt briefly disrupted traffic as motorists slowed down to watch the unusual demonstration

Electricity costs in Kenya may go up soon due to higher fuel costs used in power generation.

The expected increase is said to be minimal and aimed at cushioning households and businesses.

A new report reveals that substandard fuel meant to be returned was instead pumped into Kenya’s main pipeline and sold to dealers.

The 60,000-tonne consignment had sulphur levels four times above permitted limits.

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