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Kenya Television Network (KTN) is one of the leading television stations in Kenya with its headquarters located along Mombasa Road Nairobi, at the Standard Group Centre Nairobi. It was founded in March 1990 by Jared Kangwana and was the first non-pay privately owned TV-station in Africa, and the first to break KBC's monopoly in Kenya. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Kenya |
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Search ArticlesSenator Godfrey Osotsi speaks to KTN after near death encounter with goons in Kisumu
Senator Godfrey Osotsi speaks to KTN after near death encounter with goons in Kisumu 17th April, 2026 Godfrey Osotsi has spoken out after what he described as a near-death encounter with suspected goons in Kisumu, saying the incident highlights growing concerns over political intolerance and insecurity in the country. Speaking to KTN News, the senator said he was confronted by a hostile group while carrying out his duties, forcing him to seek safety as tensions escalated.
Kenya vs Uganda: Why Fuel Is More Expensive in Kenya
Kenya vs Uganda: Why Fuel Is More Expensive in Kenya 16th April, 2026 Even after the latest fuel price hike in Kenya, questions are growing over why some landlocked neighbours such as Uganda are paying significantly less at the pump. The puzzle has drawn attention because countries like Uganda source part of their fuel through Port of Mombasa, yet consumers there often enjoy lower retail prices than motorists in Kenya.
IMF halts Kenya loan, talks over hidden outstanding debt concerns ahead of Washington meeting
IMF halts Kenya loan, talks over hidden outstanding debt concerns ahead of Washington meeting 15th April, 2026 The administration of William Ruto has suffered a setback after the International Monetary Fund raised new concerns about billions of shillings in potentially hidden public debt, complicating Kenya’s push for a fresh financing facility.
The rise of "goonism" in Kenyan politics
The rise of "goonism" in Kenyan politics 14th April, 2026 Kenya’s political landscape is facing a troubling shift one marked by the growing use of organized groups of youths, often referred to as “goons,” to intimidate opponents, disrupt events, and influence public perception. In recent months, incidents across cities like Nairobi and Kisumu have highlighted a pattern: political gatherings turning chaotic, leaders attacked, and businesses caught in the crossfire.
Investigations reveals Al Shabaab uses cargo firms to import military gear from China via Kenya
Investigations reveals Al Shabaab uses cargo firms to import military gear from China via Kenya 10th April, 2026 Emerging intelligence indicates that Al‑Shabaab operatives are exploiting at least nine cargo companies to smuggle drones, military boots, VHF radios, and other terror-related equipment from China into Kenya.
Leaders condemn assault on Osotsi, urge action against perpetrators
Leaders condemn assault on Osotsi, urge action against perpetrators 9th April, 2026 Leaders condemn assault on Osotsi, urge action against perpetrators
Politics analysts warn of a threat to democracy following ODM's zoning feud saga
Politics analysts warn of a threat to democracy following ODM's zoning feud saga 7th April, 2026 Politics analysts warn of a threat to democracy following ODM's zoning feud saga
Chef Romalan prepares Zanzibari Fish Curry a spice islands of Zanzibar
A perfect finale from the spice islands of Zanzibar. ?? Chef Romalan prepares Zanzibari Fish Curry — rich, fragrant, and coconut-infused — finished with soft, golden Vitumbua. A journey of spice, culture, and coastal beauty. Don’t miss this final stop on our African food journey. Brought to you by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council.
Red-Red, hearty Ghanaian dish of beans and fried plantains
Colourful, comforting, and full of joy — welcome to Ghana. ?? Chef Doug prepares Red-Red, a hearty dish of beans and fried plantains, followed by soft and golden Bofrot. Every bite tells a story of flavour, family, and celebration. Tune in for a soulful taste of Ghana. Brought to you by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council.
South African classic Bobotie: a fragrant Cape Malay dish rich with spice and history
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