February 22, 2025
Nairobi, Kenya

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Airtel Kenya exposed: Whistleblowers reveal fraudulent SIM activations and employee exploitation

Cyprian Nyakundi, a well-known figure on social media, recently shared shocking revelations about Airtel Kenya on his X page, exposing the company’s alleged exploitation of its junior sales employees and its involvement in fraudulent activities. According to whistleblowers within the company, Airtel Kenya has been coercing its sales executives (SEs) into unethical practices while subjecting

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Man who facilitated Matiang’i – Ruaraka Land scandal is dead

The recent passing of Francis Mburu Mungai has brought renewed attention to one of Kenya’s most controversial land scandals, the Ruaraka land saga. Mburu, who died on the morning of Thursday, February 20, 2025, at his home in Karen, Nairobi, was a central figure in the scandal that exposed deep-rooted corruption within the government. His

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Deathtrap? MassHouse Club’s growing infamy over suspicious deaths

The MassHouse Club, a place that once drew crowds with its lively parties and exclusive vibe, is now on the radar for all the wrong reasons. Over the past few months, the club has been linked to a series of suspicious deaths, sparking outrage and fear among the public. What was once a hotspot for

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How one man has orchestrated a decade-long healthcare crisis in Kenya

The state of Kenya’s healthcare system is a tragedy that has been emerging for years, and it is no accident. Behind the scenes, powerful individuals have turned what should be a public service into a money-making scheme, leaving millions of Kenyans to suffer. At the centre of this crisis is Jayesh Saini, a man whose

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Charles Hinga’s false promises exposed as Alice Wahome insensitively calls Housing Levy a tax

Land CS Alice Wahome has recently made a statement that has sparked a lot of discussion and debate. She has said that the Housing Levy is a tax. This statement is quite different from what Housing and Urban Development PS Charles Hinga said on March 24, 2023. At that time, Hinga had described the Housing

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Government increases spending on presidency while cutting debt payments

The National Treasury has increased the budget for State House and the Executive Office of the President in its latest Supplementary Estimates Budget II for the 2024/25 financial year. The report, tabled in the National Assembly on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, shows that the budget for State House has been raised by 88.4 percent, amounting

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Budget showdown: Ruto and Raila allies clash, delaying crucial committee reforms

The ongoing disputes between President William Ruto’s and Raila Odinga’s parties have put the Budget Policy Statement (BPS) 2025 and Supplementary Budget II for the fiscal year 2023/25 at serious risk. The failure to reconstitute key parliamentary committees has caused delays in the budget process, raising concerns about whether the government will meet its financial

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George Magutu’s fraudulent empire: KUSCCO’s ksh 24.8 billion deficit and unexplained withdrawals

George Magutu, once a respected figure in Kenya’s cooperative sector, has seen his reputation crumble under the weight of a massive financial scandal involving the Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Cooperatives (KUSCCO). As the former chairman of KUSCCO and current treasurer of New Fortis Sacco, Magutu is now at the center of a multi-billion-shilling

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Massive scandal exposed as ksh 160 billion goes missing in treasury on dubious debt repayments

The National Treasury is once again on the spotlight after a new audit report revealed that Ksh160 billion in debt repayments remains unaccounted for. This comes at a time when the government plans to borrow an additional ksh413 billion in the current financial year, raising serious concerns about transparency and accountability in handling public funds.

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EACC moves to seize assets worth ksh1.9 billion from Waititu over unexplained wealth

Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu is once again in the spotlight as the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) moves to seize assets worth over Sh1.9 billion. The anti-graft agency has raised concerns about how Waititu acquired these properties, arguing that he has failed to provide a credible explanation for their ownership. Among the assets targeted

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