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Court Of Appeal revives fraud claims against John Waluke in NCPB maize deal

The long and controversial maize contract case between the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) and Erad Supplies and General Contractors Limited has taken a new turn after the Court of Appeal ordered the High Court to conduct a fresh hearing. The case, which involves over Sh1 billion, has dragged on for years and is

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Nairobi court rejects Ndiang’ui Kinyagia’s plea for passport release despite medical appeal

A Nairobi court has refused to grant a request for the release of a passport belonging to IT expert and social media commentator Ndiang’ui Kinyagia, who is currently under investigation over undisclosed offences. The case, which has attracted public curiosity, centers on documents and travel papers seized from Kinyagia, which the state says are critical

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Kenya Forest Service warns of WhatsApp scam using CFF Lemarkoko’s image

A new scam is circulating on WhatsApp, targeting unsuspecting Kenyans using the image of Alex Lemarkoko, the Chief Conservator of Forests (CFF). The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) has warned the public to be alert, as scammers are impersonating Mr. Lemarkoko to demand money from innocent people. These fraudsters create WhatsApp accounts with the CFF’s photo

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Tanzania seeks truce with opposition after deadly post-election chaos

Tanzania is facing a tense political moment as the government extends an olive branch to the opposition after days of deadly post-election violence that have shaken the nation. The unrest, which erupted after disputed results, has drawn the attention of human rights groups and international observers who warn that Tanzania’s democracy and civil freedoms are

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Ruto stands firm on protest shoot-to-disable remarks as debate over police force intensifies

President William Ruto’s recent remarks continue to attract scrutiny as he stands by his position on the controversial issue of police responses during violent protests. His comments, made during an interview with Al Jazeera, have renewed national debate as he defended the tough stance he adopted earlier in the year. Ruto restated that he has

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2.5 kilos of Meth worth Sh20 million seized at JKIA heading to Seychelles

Authorities are ramping up investigations into a growing drug trafficking network after security officers seized 2.5 kilograms of methamphetamine valued at Sh20 million at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). The consignment, which was reportedly en route to Seychelles, has raised major concerns about the re-emergence of Nairobi as a drug transit hub. The narcotics were

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Tanzania targets Activist Mange Kimambi after explosive posts exposing election bloodshed

Tanzanian authorities are seeking to arrest outspoken U.S.-based activist Mange Kimambi, following her viral social media posts accusing the government of orchestrating brutal violence during the recent elections. President Samia Suluhu claimed victory in the October 29 polls with a staggering 98 percent of the vote—an outcome that international observers and opposition groups have condemned

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British suspect arrested in UK over 2012 murder of Agnes Wanjiru

More than a decade after the gruesome killing of Agnes Wanjiru, a 21-year-old Kenyan woman, there has finally been a major breakthrough in the long search for justice. A British national suspected to have been involved in her murder has been arrested in the United Kingdom, marking a turning point in a case that has

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Kasipul by-election takes fresh twist as IEBC vows disqualification

Violence erupted in Kasipul during campaigns for the November 27 by-election, leaving two people dead and several others injured. The incident took place in Opondo, Central Kasipul, when unknown assailants stormed a campaign meeting, attacked attendees, destroyed property, and fired gunshots. Residents and campaign staff fled in panic as the situation escalated. Supporters of ODM

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Oyoo and Njagi’s 38-day ordeal ends as Kenya secures their safe return from Uganda

The release of Kenyan activists Nicholas Oyoo and Bob Njagi after 38 days of enforced disappearance has brought relief and renewed hope among human rights defenders across the region. Their freedom came late Thursday night in Busia, ending weeks of uncertainty and tension surrounding their mysterious disappearance in Uganda. Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President

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