February 22, 2025
Nairobi, Kenya

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Migori and Mombasa murders linked? DCI arrests suspect tied to multiple taxi killings

Detectives from the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested another suspect in connection with the murder of taxi driver Victoria Mumbua Muloki. Muloki’s case gained national attention after she went missing for more than three weeks before her body was discovered in the City Mortuary on October 3, 2024. Following her disappearance, the DCI

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Ruto in talks with another Indian firm for power grid partnership

Following Adani’s pullout from Kenya, the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) sought the assistance of the Power Grid Corporation of India and Africa50, two worldwide corporations. The two companies are expected to be important players in public-private partnerships (PPPs) with the government.They will contribute essential funds and expertise as the government works to achieve a

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Teachers, Police left stranded as private hospitals cut off government-backed insurance

Starting Monday, February 24, all teachers and police officers who use government-backed insurance, such as the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), will not be treated in a sector of hospitals. On Thursday, February 20, all hospitals affiliated with the Rural and Urban Private Hospitals Association of Kenya (RUPHA) declared that they will withhold treatment from civil

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Mathew Wandati’s death reveals the dark side of MassHouse’s party scene

Last weekend, a tragedy happened at MassHouse, a club that has long been a hotspot for young people seeking entertainment. This time, however, the night ended in horror. Mathew Wandati, a promising student from Strathmore University, lost his life under circumstances that remain shrouded in mystery. According to various sources, Mathew was strangled, and his

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Rotten diplomacy? Kenya hits back at Khartoum, claims impartiality on Sudan conflict

The government has issued a statement regarding the ongoing Sudan crisis, following Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs accusing Kenya of supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). On Tuesday, February 18, the RSF hosted a ceremony in Nairobi to kick off the formation of an alliance of political leaders and armed groups aimed at strengthening the

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School accused of murder cover-up of form 2 student after drowning

Parents of a Form Two pupil at a Makueni school are outraged after their kid died in mysterious circumstances last Saturday. However, it took the school nearly three days to notify the parents of their son’s death.The family alleges they just found out about their son’s death on Monday, February 10, at 5 p.m., nearly

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14 Kenyans arrested in India while Smuggling gold

At least 14 Kenyans are among 18 persons detained in India after being apprehended at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport while reportedly attempting to smuggle gold and diamonds. According to reports, the 18 people were arrested by Customs authorities on Tuesday and Wednesday this week for possessing processed gold and diamonds. Addressing the press

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Over half of Kenyan university students use drugs at least once -NACADA report

A new report by NACADA has revealed a worrying trend in drug and substance abuse among university students in Kenya. The study, titled Status of Drugs and Substance Use Among University Students in Kenya, sought to determine the extent of drug and substance misuse in higher learning institutions. The findings showed that nearly half of

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Government orders mandatory mass livestock vaccination after deadly outbreak

The Meru County government has declared an anthrax outbreak among humans. As a result, the county government has ordered the arrest and prosecution of farmers who do not vaccinate their animals. “This is to notify you of the outbreak of the above notifiable disease (anthrax) within Meru County,” said Samuel Njuguna, Deputy County Commissioner. The

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EACC reveals amount of money in bribes cops arrested at globe roundabout had collected in 2 hours

On Wednesday, February 12, 2025, detectives from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) arrested three traffic police officers for extorting money from motorists and bodaboda riders at the Globe Cinema roundabout in Nairobi. The officers were caught in a morning raid after numerous complaints from members of the public who had been forced to pay

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