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Claims of interferences with the winnings on Sportpesa betting platforms as the firm and the regulator, GRA, leaves consumers on their own
Several days ago, I experienced a troubling incident while playing a crash game on the platform: placing bets worked without issue, but cashing out was not allowed or simply did not function.

The trouble it took, including personal calls by President Ruto, for KAWU to call off strike
The 2-day strike brought travel to a halt at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and other key airports in Mombasa, Kisumu and Eldoret. Move led to massive flight bookkng cancellations

Kamal out of Kenya Airways as board turns to legal chief Waswani
Company Secretary Habil Waswani takes charge, in temporary capacity, as MD & CEO at Kenya Airways

Another day, another complaint on Carrefour Supermarket delivery challenges
At no point was I informed that the order would be cancelled. My order was cancelled without adequate notice, reasonable effort to contact me, or fair communication. This is particularly concerning given that I had already paid in full for the goods, courier service, and M-Pesa transaction charges. I had also applied a discount voucher to the purchase.

How Maraga Report Exposes President Ruto for Stalling Police Reforms, 3 Years Later
“Independence of the NPS” — reduced to a slogan, while police escort goons at by-elections and take “operational instructions” straight from the Interior CS Murkomen, in plain violation of Art. 245, CoK

COFEK calls on the Ministry of Agriculture, Treasury and the Dairy Board to to Restore Milk Supply and Stabilize Prices
Formal sector milk intake fell from 88.89 million litres in May 2026 to 84.44 million litres in June 2026 — a month-on-month decline of 5.0 per cent [KNBS, Leading Economic Indicators, June 2026, Table 17(f)]. The June 2026 intake was 6.4 per cent below the 90.24 million litres recorded in June 2025. February 2026 (74.43 million litres) was in fact the lowest month so far this year, pointing to a volatile and weakening supply trend through H1 2026
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