On July 14, 2025, outside a Cooperative Bank branch in Nairobi, a woman named M/s Mueni shocked the public when she stripped naked in front of the bank, claiming she had lost Ksh10 billion and threatening to expose love affairs involving bank staff. She called herself the “Queen of Africa,” and the dramatic scene quickly
The Ministry of Health has expressed serious concern over the growing number of consumable products in the Kenyan market that fail to meet required nutritional standards. According to the 2025 Kenya Market Assessment Report, only 10 per cent of packaged foods currently being sold meet the nutritional content guidelines set by the Kenya Nutrient Profile
The recent arrests and terrorism charges against eight individuals from Homa Bay have triggered public concern, with many seeing this as a misuse of state power. The arrests followed protests during the burial of Albert Ojwang, a teacher and blogger who died in police custody. These individuals had initially been detained after carrying Ojwang’s body
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) on Wednesday presented strong evidence in court linking police officer Isaiah Murangiri to the killing of Rex Masai. Rex was shot during the anti-finance bill protests, and IPOA has been investigating the matter since. In court, IPOA relied on a combination of photographic, video, and phone data to show
Former Lugari MP Cyrus Jirongo has come out strongly against the current leadership in Kenya, accusing them of having no real intention to serve the people. During an interview with K24 TV on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, Jirongo openly criticized the top leaders, saying they have used their positions to enrich themselves through corruption. He
Former Law Society of Kenya President Nelson Havi has accused the current LSK representatives at the Judicial Service Commission of failing to represent the interests of LSK members. In a strongly worded post on his official X account early in the morning, Havi said that the two officials sitting at the JSC only care about
Eight young men are now being branded as terrorists by the government simply because of a protest-related incident at Mawego Police Station in Rachuonyo North. This move, widely seen as a misuse of the law, shows how the state is now stretching its powers to punish dissent. These youths, arrested over the July 3 fire
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen’s remarks on the June 25 and July 7 protests reveal more about the government’s priorities than they do about justice for the victims. Confirming that 42 people were killed and over 1,500 arrested, Murkomen chose to focus on defending state actions rather than confronting the disturbing reality that under his
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has caused a stir after making remarks during a recent political rally that many believe were aimed at the ruling Kenya Kwanza government. While speaking to a crowd of supporters, Sifuna issued a warning that has since gone viral and drawn reactions from leaders and citizens across the country. He said
Salasya’s bursary post sparks confusion after old check date comes to light
Peter Salasya, the MP for Mumias East, found himself in the middle of public criticism after a social media post on July 15, 2025, which many people say was misleading. In his post, Salasya claimed to have delivered bursaries to 30,000 vulnerable students and even shared a photo of a KSh 39 million check from