A well-known criminal lawyer is now at the centre of a major security investigation after his dramatic arrest in Mombasa by the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU). He was immediately transferred to Nairobi, where detectives are preparing to arraign him in court on Monday. His arrest has drawn national attention because of the serious accusations he
The National Police Service is preparing for a major recruitment exercise that will happen on Monday, November 17, and many young Kenyans are expected to show up. Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja confirmed that the process will take place in a single day, showing the urgency and planning behind this nationwide activity. His announcement
President William Ruto continued to push back against his critics as he toured the Ukambani region, using the visit to defend his administration while accusing opposition leaders of misleading the public. He argued that some politicians have chosen to create fear and anger instead of helping the country move forward. According to him, their constant
Mwelekeo TV has put useful information in front of many Kenyans by breaking down the topic of intellectual property in a clear and practical way. In their latest discussion, done together with Mwelekeo Insights, the conversation focused on helping creators, business people, and young innovators understand why protecting their work is important. The episode features
Investigators from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission have launched a fresh operation targeting a senior official serving on the Board of Directors of the Anti-Counterfeit Authority. The move marks another significant step in efforts to uncover alleged bribery, extortion of investors, and the sudden accumulation of unexplained wealth linked to the official. Early Friday morning,
Many Kenyans continue to question the direction the country is taking, and recent remarks by INJECT party leader Morara Kebaso have added more weight to this growing concern. In his latest message, he shared strong warnings about what he believes lies ahead for Kenya, especially regarding the state of the economy and the political environment.
The growing unease across East Africa has placed Kenya at the center of a heated public debate, with many citizens and regional watchers questioning the government’s diplomatic strength. The discussion has intensified in recent weeks as more Kenyans working in neighboring countries raise concerns about insecurity, harassment, and alleged mistreatment. Many feel that the government
ODM’s leadership shift has entered a more defined stage after the party’s top decision-making organs agreed on new appointments meant to guide the movement through a period of transition. The changes come at a time when the party is still dealing with the loss of its long-serving leader Raila Odinga, whose death earlier this month
Fear and uncertainty have driven a group of Tanzanian opposition figures to flee their country and seek refuge in Kenya. What they describe is a desperate escape from a system they believe no longer tolerates dissenting voices. The group, made up of members and supporters of the CHADEMA party, arrived in Nairobi on Wednesday, November
A shocking revelation from Kenyan activist Bob Njagi has shaken the political landscape of East Africa. Njagi, who was abducted and held in Uganda for 38 days, has alleged that soldiers from the Ugandan People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) were secretly deployed to Nairobi during the Gen Z protests to crush the demonstrations. He says the