US Rebukes Kenyan Police’s Excessive Force, Brutality On Anti-Femicide Protestors
The United States has condemned the Kenyan National Police Service (NPS) for reportedly attacking anti-femicide activists yesterday. On Wednesday, December 11, the US Embassy in Kenya accused police officers of violating the Kenyan Constitution’s right to peaceful demonstrations. While taking aim at Kenyan security officials, US Ambassador to Kenya Marc Dillard described yesterday’s events as
“Corruption, Money Laundering, Piracy, Lies, Blackmailing Judges…” Boniface Mwangi Exposes Ahmednasir Abdullahi’s Alleged Misdeeds In Nasty Exchange
Ahmednasir Abdullahi is one of Kenya’s most controversial lawyers, often surrounded by accusations that question his integrity and his contribution to the country. Despite his education and career achievements, many believe he has used his position not to help Kenya but to serve the interests of corrupt individuals and economic thieves. His actions have left
Ugandan Lawyers Could Be Banned In Kenya Following Martha Karua’s Rejection
The Law Society of Kenya has threatened to ban Ugandan attorneys from practicing in Kenya after Uganda barred former Justice Minister Martha Karua from representing opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye. In a sharply worded statement made on Tuesday, LSK President Faith Odhiambo described the Uganda Law Council’s decision to refuse Karua a temporary permit to
Martha Karua Gives An Explosive Response To Uganda Law Council After Practising Certificate Denial
On Monday, Narc Kenya Party leader Martha Karua sent a critical letter to the Uganda Law Council after being denied a temporary practicing certificate to serve as Kizza Besigye’s main counsel. “I have received with dismay your letter dated 6th December 2024 declining my application for a special practicing certificate,” Karua began in her letter
Residents Decry Surged Police Harassment Along Kenyan Coast
Watamu locals in Kilifi County are concerned about the increase in insecurity and are urging the government to beef up security over the holiday season. This comes after an incident on Friday morning in which guests were allegedly harassed by security agents. The inhabitants complain that security officers have been neglecting their duties, resulting in
Kenya’s Haiti Mission Commander Responds To Reports Of Police Resignations
The Multinational Security Support (MSS) has denied rumors that several officers in Kenya’s deployment in Haiti are mulling resignation due to delayed allowance payments. Otunge stated that the material being disseminated is false and malicious. MSS Force Commander Godfrey Otunge stated that the news organization that published the information never sought clarification from the mission.
Kenya’s Democratic Decline As President William Ruto’s Rule Sees Civic Freedoms Downgraded
The recent downgrade of Kenya’s civic freedom status from “obstructed” to “repressed” by the Civicus Monitor’s Global Findings 2024 paints a grim picture of the state of democracy in the country. This concerning classification is a direct result of the violent government crackdown on protests against the Finance Bill 2024, a move that exposed the
USIU Student Jumps From Kasarani Apartment, Confirmed Dead
A student died after jumping from the 14th story of an apartment in Nairobi’s Kasarani neighborhood. Police are investigating the suicide of a male Tanzanian student at the United States International University (USIU). He was a second-year student when the event occurred, according to police and coworkers. The victim wrote a suicide note addressed to
Olive Mugenda Resigns As KUTRRH Board Chair After Staff Demos
Following Monday’s protests, Professor Olive Mugenda resigned as the board chair of Kenyatta University Teaching Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH). According to a press statement issued on Tuesday by State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed, President William Ruto accepted her resignation. In the announcement, President Ruto abolished the whole KUTRRH Board with immediate effect, and the
“Students To Be Sent Back Home In January Over SHA” President William Ruto Adviser Declares
Schools may be required to turn away kids who have not registered for the new health program, the Social Health Authority (SHA), when they return in January. According to top government advisor Moses Kuria, the government intends to return home all unregistered children in an effort to register all Kenyans. Kuria stated at a Homecoming