April 27, 2025
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Huge progress In case of Sharon Otieno murder case as court make key ruling over Okoth Obado

Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado and his co-accused have been found to have a case to answer in the brutal murder of Sharon Otieno. According to reports by the Nation Africa, a Nairobi court ruled that the prosecution had presented enough evidence linking Obado, his personal assistant Michael Oyamo, and former Migori County clerk Casper

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“Where is Madowo?” Cherargei calls out CNN journalist for reporting on DRC conflict via Tik Tok

Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei has recently stirred up a heated debate with his comments about CNN journalist Larry Madowo’s reporting methods. Cherargei, who is no stranger to making bold statements, took to social media to question Madowo’s approach to covering the conflict in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In his post, Cherargei asked, “Where

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” We won’t beg United States” Kenya commits to save HIV patients after Trump’s aid freeze

Kenya has promised to keep supporting HIV/AIDS patients even after the United States decided to cut foreign aid. This decision by the Trump administration has raised worries about whether patients will still be able to get the lifesaving antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) they need. These drugs are essential for managing HIV and keeping people healthy. Without

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Khalif Kairo in the dock again for another Ksh. 3M undelivered car deal

Joseph Kairu Wambui, popularly known as Khalif Kairo, a well-known second-hand vehicle dealer, found himself in court once again on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, facing serious allegations of fraud, this is according to the post shared on X by Nyakundi. This time, the case involves a sum of Ksh 3,045,000, which he is accused of

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Aoko exposes Sakaja’s leadership failures and Raburu’s sudden resignation

Maverick Aoko, a well-known social media influencer and blogger, recently made shocking revelations on her X (formerly Twitter) account, exposing what she claims to be questionable actions by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja. In her post, Aoko accused Sakaja of misusing public funds meant for drainage projects in Nairobi, alleging that the governor used the money

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Activist wins battle against NPS as transfers deemed punitive and unlawful

A major setback has been dealt to Police Inspector General Douglas Kanja as the Labour Court in Nairobi has halted the controversial transfer of 194 police officers. These officers, who were stationed in Narok East, will no longer be moved following the court’s ruling, which has put the transfers on hold indefinitely. The decision came

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“We caught you red handed” Gaitho lashes out at Kenya Forest Service over alleged illegal logging

The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) has recently responded to growing concerns about illegal logging activities in Karura and Thogoto forests. These concerns were sparked by social media posts claiming that illegal timber harvesting is taking place in these protected areas. The posts have caused alarm among environmentalists and the general public, prompting KFS to issue

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KHRC reveals amount of money abductees were given by their abductors and told not to speak

The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has uncovered disturbing details about the abduction of individuals in December 2024. According to the commission, victims were given Ksh.2,000 to Ksh.3,000 by their abductors and told to remain silent about their experience. The money was intended to help them find their way home after being abandoned

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Changamwe DCI officer nabbed in kes 20,000 bribery scandal

Detectives from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) arrested Sgt. Thomas Nahashon Kibet, a DCI officer based at Changamwe Police Station in Mombasa County, for allegedly soliciting a bribe. The arrest followed accusations that the officer demanded money from a complainant in exchange for terminating a criminal case involving the same complainant. The EACC stated

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