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Manhunt launched after man murders wife, packs body parts in cement bags.

Police say the suspect drained the victim’s blood into a 5‑litre container and hid dismembered remains in cement sacks. Family reported her missing before making the grim discovery.

Fuel Prices Debate: Impact on Matatu Fares

Fuel Prices Debate: Impact on Matatu Fares

In April and May 2026, fuel prices in Kenya surged to over KSh 214 per litre for petrol and KSh 242 for diesel, forcing matatu operators to hike fares by 30–50%. Commuters in Nairobi and other towns suddenly found their daily KSh100 trip costing KSh150. The Matatu Owners Association even threatened a nationwide strike, accusing regulators of failing to cushion the sector. For ordinary Kenyans, this debate is more than numbers — it’s about whether public transport remains affordable in a country where matatus are the lifeline of mobility.

Should CBC Homework Be Reduced?

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Parents across Kenya have voiced frustration over the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), where homework often requires buying materials and heavy parental involvement. The government’s planned transition to Competency-Based Education (CBE) in 2026 aims to reduce this burden, focusing on mastery of skills rather than endless projects. Teachers welcome the shift but warn that without proper training, confusion may persist. The debate captures the tension between innovation in education and the lived realities of families.