Guy Spencer Elms has once again found himself at the center of a storm that paints a dark picture of how land disputes in Kenya are exploited by powerful individuals who manipulate documents for personal gain. The case in Kwale involving a 53-acre beachfront property in Msambweni has exposed him as a lawyer whose name
The name of lawyer Guy Spencer Elms continues to surface in troubling cases that raise questions about integrity in Kenya’s legal and property sector. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has turned its attention to him again, this time over allegations that he forged the will of the late billionaire Pritam Singh Panesar. At the center
Fear and confusion gripped a police station in Kakamega County on Monday after a man armed with a panga caused a dramatic scene. Witnesses described how the man walked in visibly angry and began threatening police officers who were on duty. He raised the weapon and shouted that he was prepared to cut down any
Ahmednaji Maalim Aftin Sheikh, a 28-year-old Kenyan, has been charged in the United States over allegations of laundering money through a non-profit organization that was supposed to provide meals to school children. U.S. authorities in Minnesota say Sheikh was heavily involved in the Feeding Our Future fraud, which has been described as the largest pandemic-era
The discovery of fake cooking oil worth more than Sh100 million in Mombasa has brought new attention to the growing problem of counterfeit goods in the country. Police acted on intelligence that pointed to secret storage and distribution points operating in the coastal city. The operation exposed a well-organized network that had been supplying cooking
Kabando wa Kabando has added his voice to the growing debate on Kenya’s development path, sharply criticizing President William Ruto’s comparison of Kenya to Singapore. He argued that the difference between the two nations is not just about economic planning but about leadership accountability. Kabando said that in Singapore and Japan, leaders take full responsibility
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has once again put the fight against corruption and poor governance at the center of his public agenda, stressing that Kenya cannot achieve meaningful progress without dealing with these problems head-on. Speaking after a community engagement in Kipipiri Constituency, Nyandarua County, Gachagua made it clear that his campaign for reforms
LNdindi Nyoro has raised strong concerns about the financial path the government is taking, particularly the heavy use of securitisation to raise funds. He warned that the strategy is nothing more than borrowing under a different name and could end up placing an even heavier financial burden on future generations. His remarks came during a
Members of the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) in Meru are up in arms after sudden changes in the county leadership left aspirants and supporters frustrated. The chaos unfolded on Saturday, September 6, after the party leadership announced that the county chairmanship previously held by Timothy Kithinji had been handed over to James Mithika.
A petition in Nairobi has placed popular Mugithi musician Samuel Muchoki, better known as Samidoh, at the center of a legal dispute that crosses between the United States and Kenya. The case traces back to an alleged assault four years ago when a woman identified in court papers as M.R.W claimed she was attacked by