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Dr Johansen Oduor confirms cause of Rex Masai’s death during protest inquest

Court proceedings in the inquest into the death of Rex Kanyike Masai gained momentum on Wednesday after Chief Government Pathologist Dr. Johansen Oduor finally testified following weeks of adjournments linked to his tight official schedule. Appearing virtually as Prosecution Witness 27, Dr. Oduor presented findings from the autopsy he conducted on June 21, 2024. His

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Detectives await businessman Mohamed Jaffer’s return from India over fuel import scandal

Detectives in Kenya are looking into a big fuel import scandal that has raised many questions about how fuel comes into the country. The case involves claims of expensive fuel bought outside normal government-to-government deals, high extra charges, and worries about the quality of the fuel supplied to the market. Investigators from the DCI want

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Report links Opiyo Wandayi to controversial fuel approval despite failed quality tests

Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has allegedly been linked to the importation of substandard fuel in the country. According to reports, the near-catastrophic fuel shortage in late March that exposed deep failures inside the Energy Ministry, with documents showing Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi was fully aware. A report by the Standard has alleged that Copies

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Makokha back in the spotlight as new NYS probe raises concerns over repeated corruption links

For more than a year, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has been quietly investigating a fresh financial scandal at the National Youth Service (NYS), marking the third major controversy to rock the institution in just a decade. The prolonged probe underscores the persistent governance challenges that have continued to undermine public confidence in one

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Wandayi faces mounting pressure as fuel scandal raises questions about his leadership

The growing fuel scandal has shifted attention squarely onto Energy Cabinet Secretary James Opiyo Wandayi, with many Kenyans now questioning leadership, responsibility and trust rather than just the quality of fuel in the market. What began as concerns over questionable imports has quickly expanded into a national issue involving billions of shillings, ongoing investigations, and

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Pressure mounts on AG Dorcas Oduor as Ahmednasir calls for civil action over fuel saga

Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi has sharply criticised Attorney General Dorcas Agik Oduor, urging her office to immediately initiate civil proceedings to recover public money paid for substandard and overpriced fuel imports at the centre of Kenya’s unfolding petroleum supply chain scandal. In a strongly worded statement posted on X (formerly Twitter) this afternoon, Ahmednasir demanded

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Two killed in Gem Ramula as protest over gold mining dispute turns violent

Two people lost their lives on Monday, April 6, in Gem-Ramula, Siaya County, after protests over a disputed gold-mining site turned violent. The incident happened when a group of demonstrators attempted to force their way into Ramula Police Post, accusing authorities of allowing what they described as an illegal eviction in favour of a mining

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DCI warns Rigathi Gachagua over claims linking Ruto to Ksh500 million fuel scandal

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has warned that it may take legal action against former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over claims he made linking the agency and President William Ruto to a Ksh500 million fuel scandal. The warning followed remarks Gachagua made on Sunday, April 5, during a church service at AIPCA Gakoe Church in

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DCI vows accountability in fuel importation scandal despite officials’ resignations

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has issued a firm warning over the ongoing fuel importation scandal, stating that all individuals found culpable will face the full force of the law, regardless of their rank or position in government or the private sector. The agency emphasized that accountability will not be evaded through resignation or

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Liban, Kiptoo and Sang resign after arrest in fuel supply scandal

Three senior government officials have stepped down following their implication in an ongoing investigation into the alleged importation of substandard fuel, as pressure mounted for accountability within the energy sector. Petroleum Principal Secretary Mohamed Liban, Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Director General Daniel Kiptoo Bargoria, and Kenya Pipeline Company Managing Director Joe Sang resigned on

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