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Gov Buni visits Nigerian refugees in Kaya, Chad • ‘Gold cannot save you at 2AM’ — GMTF Administrator challenges mining giants to invest in lives • Man sets mother on fire in Cross River over witchcraft accusation • “We won’t take moral lessons from the brothel” Sammy Gyamfi slams Afenyo-Markin • I am ready to face Afenyo-Markin in Parliament — Sammy Gyamfi • Police seize nearly 500 cartons of tramadol in Upper East operation • ACT yalaani Gazeti la MwanaHALISI kusitishiwa leseni • Six injured as Toyota Corolla plunges into Birim River on Accra–Kumasi highway • Soldier remanded over murder of 45-year-old man at Afienya • Plateau killings: Military moves tactical headquarters to Mangu, launches ‘Operation Hard Nut’ • ‘I was born here’, Beauty queen Chidinma Adetshina decries xenophobia in South Africa deportation row • FMDQ Exchange secondary market turnover rises by 41.23% to N63.64trn • Thugs attack Adeleke’s convoy after receiving certificate of return • LCGF calls for stronger regional cooperation against terrorism • 2027 Presidency: Tinubu will lose by 4 p.m. on election day – Hakeem Baba-Ahmed • I’ll never betray my predecessors, says Yobe APC gov candidate • Tinubu’ll lose credible 2027 election before 4pm – Baba-Ahmed • Why Ogogo cannot be moved from hospital — Jide Kosoko • 2027: I pity Tinubu – Segun Sowunmi • Coordinate five-year national security threat assessment, defence plan – Tinubu to Homeland Security • Gov Buni visits Nigerian refugees in Kaya, Chad • ‘Gold cannot save you at 2AM’ — GMTF Administrator challenges mining giants to invest in lives • Man sets mother on fire in Cross River over witchcraft accusation • “We won’t take moral lessons from the brothel” Sammy Gyamfi slams Afenyo-Markin • I am ready to face Afenyo-Markin in Parliament — Sammy Gyamfi • Police seize nearly 500 cartons of tramadol in Upper East operation • ACT yalaani Gazeti la MwanaHALISI kusitishiwa leseni • Six injured as Toyota Corolla plunges into Birim River on Accra–Kumasi highway • Soldier remanded over murder of 45-year-old man at Afienya • Plateau killings: Military moves tactical headquarters to Mangu, launches ‘Operation Hard Nut’ • ‘I was born here’, Beauty queen Chidinma Adetshina decries xenophobia in South Africa deportation row • FMDQ Exchange secondary market turnover rises by 41.23% to N63.64trn • Thugs attack Adeleke’s convoy after receiving certificate of return • LCGF calls for stronger regional cooperation against terrorism • 2027 Presidency: Tinubu will lose by 4 p.m. on election day – Hakeem Baba-Ahmed • I’ll never betray my predecessors, says Yobe APC gov candidate • Tinubu’ll lose credible 2027 election before 4pm – Baba-Ahmed • Why Ogogo cannot be moved from hospital — Jide Kosoko • 2027: I pity Tinubu – Segun Sowunmi • Coordinate five-year national security threat assessment, defence plan – Tinubu to Homeland Security

August 19, 2026|20:18

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Schools will open on August 24 as scheduled, Ogamba says

The Standard Kenyan about 2 hours 1 mins read

Education CS Julius Ogamba says schools to open for Term III on August 24, refutes social media reports of postponement, urges parents to rely on official notices.

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