Authorities have freed seven university students who had been in custody for several days as part of investigations into the death of their schoolmate, Lorna Kathambi Karani. Their release followed the emergence of new security camera recordings indicating that she slipped and fell while trying to move from one balcony to another. The video was
Troubling scenes from the recent by-elections have left many Kenyans questioning the safety and fairness of the electoral process. What should have been a peaceful democratic exercise instead turned into a night filled with fear, confusion and unanswered questions. Reports from different parts of the country show a worrying picture of violence, intimidation and direct
The story of Julie Ward remains one of Kenya’s most troubling justice failures, and new information suggests that attempts to hide the truth went far deeper than many believed. The case now shows how powerful individuals and state agencies worked for years to silence a grieving family that refused to give up. Recent revelations have
Authorities in Arizona State, US, have arrested a Kenyan woman accused of impersonating a registered nurse and using another person’s professional credentials to treat patients in multiple hospice settings. Christine Nyambura Muturi, widely known as Christine Lewis, is facing a string of serious charges, including forgery, fraud schemes, practicing nursing without a valid license, and
The petition by Meshack Ojwang presents a painful and detailed account of his struggle to seek justice for his son, Albert Omondi Ojwang. He explains that his intention is not to create tension but to ensure that the truth is heard and that accountability is upheld. “I am the biological father of the late Albert
Police in Kisumu Central Sub-County have arrested two suspected burglars who are believed to be behind a string of break-ins in the Milimani area. The arrests came after officers on routine patrol spotted the suspects loading what appeared to be stolen household items into a vehicle. When they tried to escape, police acted quickly and
Authorities are now dealing with yet another drug trafficking incident after two kilos of bhang were discovered at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. The recovery has added to growing concern about how criminal networks continue to use airports and commercial flights to move illegal substances despite increased security checks. The drugs had been
Kenya’s economic recovery is showing signs of strength, but serious challenges remain that could slow progress if not addressed. The World Bank for Africa has highlighted concerns over rising fiscal pressures, even as the country benefits from improved monetary conditions and a rebound in key sectors like construction. In its latest economic update, the Bank
Machakos Girls High School has been facing a somber moment after the death of a Kenya Junior School Education Assessment examiner who was taking part in the ongoing national marking exercise. The examiner, Nicodemus Mutuku, died on Monday morning at the marking centre where he had been working since November 7. According to the Kenya
Security officers have once again shown how serious they are about protecting the country, and the latest arrest at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has reminded many Kenyans why constant vigilance matters. The case involves a 34-year-old woman named Muli Ayan Ndunge, whose attempt to smuggle cocaine into Kenya was stopped before it could succeed. Her