Dr. Susan Njoki’s death has raised serious concerns across the country after new evidence revealed a disturbing pattern of events leading to her final moments. What began as a routine admission to Chiromo Hospital’s Braeside branch on July 14 has now turned into a suspected case of abduction, forced medication, and murder. Njoki, a well-known
A dangerous political plan is allegedly being set in motion as Kenya approaches the 2027 general election. Whispers of a powerful group of political elites arming militias and preparing for ethnic violence are growing louder. What once seemed like conspiracy is now taking shape in the form of credible names, places, and disturbing actions that
The United Opposition has announced plans to launch a new parallel electoral watchdog known as the “People’s IEBC” ahead of the 2027 general elections. This move, described by the opposition as necessary, is aimed at protecting the vote from what they say is a well-planned rigging scheme by the Kenya Kwanza government. Martha Karua, the
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Secretary General, Edwin Sifuna, has stated that Kenya’s once-largest political party is mired in disarray and internal disagreements. This makes it difficult for members and the general public to grasp the organization’s position on national issues. In an interview with Citizen TV on Tuesday night, Sifuna revealed internal concerns and
Meshack Ojwang’s case has triggered concern about the security of M-Pesa users in Kenya after he lost all his mobile money through what appears to be a SIM card cloning incident. According to Lifelens TV, Meshack’s phone went missing while he was at the Nairobi City Mortuary identifying his son’s body. Soon after, his M-Pesa
George Ruto, the son of President William Ruto, has found himself at the center of growing public concern over traffic safety, following repeated violations by his well-known matatus, especially one named “Money Fest.” These vehicles are very popular in Nairobi, known for their unique graffiti and flashy designs. But despite their fame, they’ve been causing
Trouble is now building inside the army barracks after reports emerged that the government has started moves to deduct lunch money directly from soldiers’ salaries. The money had always been provided to officers by the government without any conditions, but now it’s being scrapped under a new plan to address financial challenges facing the state.
Kenyans have been left shocked and confused after a man named Klinzy Barasa, who is believed to be in remand, posted a video on TikTok just a day ago. This video has sparked doubts about whether Barasa is truly behind bars or if his arrest is just for show. Barasa is not just any suspect.
It is becoming clear that the Kenya Wildlife Service is trying to cover up the death of Brian Odhiambo, a fisherman from Nakuru who disappeared on January 18, 2025. This conclusion is based on growing evidence presented in court, especially the recent testimony of Hassan Salado, a data analyst. During a court session held on
Charles Owino slammed for justifying State crackdown
Former police spokesperson Charles Owino has come under fire for the reckless and dismissive remarks he made while defending the State’s actions against anti-government protesters. As Kenyans continue to demand accountability, fairness, and the right to express their frustrations without fear, Owino has chosen to support a system that is increasingly seen as oppressive and