Murang’a Senator Joe Nyutu has raised concerns over the growing use of motorcycles in violent crimes, following the killing of well-known city lawyer Kyalo Mbobu along Magadi Road on September 9, 2025. The incident has renewed debates on the need to regulate motorcycles, which have increasingly been linked to criminal activities in urban areas. Speaking
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi is facing a wave of public anger after appearing in photos from Melbourne, Australia, where he attended his daughter Natalie’s graduation from Monash University. While the event was meant to be a proud family moment, it has turned into a public relations nightmare. Many Kenyans see it as a painful
The city of Nairobi has been left in shock after the killing of lawyer Mathew Kyalo Mbobu. He was shot while sitting in his car along Magadi Road, hit on the right shoulder by a motorbike-riding assailant in broad daylight. Witnesses described the attack as fast and deliberate, leaving people worried about the safety of
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah has revealed a serious case of corruption involving KES 32 million in development funds meant for the county. The money, which came from the World Bank to support important projects in Busia, is reported to have disappeared after being allegedly moved through proxy accounts linked to the Central Bank of Kenya.
President William Ruto’s recent trip to Addis Ababa on a private jet, costing taxpayers over Sh12 million, has sparked widespread criticism. The four-hour round trip has drawn attention amid growing economic hardships faced by millions of Kenyans.Reports indicate that the President and his delegation could have flown to the Ethiopian capital via Kenya Airways for
Guy Spencer Elms has once again found himself at the center of a storm that paints a dark picture of how land disputes in Kenya are exploited by powerful individuals who manipulate documents for personal gain. The case in Kwale involving a 53-acre beachfront property in Msambweni has exposed him as a lawyer whose name
The name of lawyer Guy Spencer Elms continues to surface in troubling cases that raise questions about integrity in Kenya’s legal and property sector. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has turned its attention to him again, this time over allegations that he forged the will of the late billionaire Pritam Singh Panesar. At the center
Fear and confusion gripped a police station in Kakamega County on Monday after a man armed with a panga caused a dramatic scene. Witnesses described how the man walked in visibly angry and began threatening police officers who were on duty. He raised the weapon and shouted that he was prepared to cut down any
LNdindi Nyoro has raised strong concerns about the financial path the government is taking, particularly the heavy use of securitisation to raise funds. He warned that the strategy is nothing more than borrowing under a different name and could end up placing an even heavier financial burden on future generations. His remarks came during a
The Rural and Urban Private Hospitals Association of Kenya has raised serious concerns over what it describes as an unbearable healthcare funding crisis. In a press briefing held at Lunga Lunga Square in Nairobi, the association announced a 14-day go-slow notice directed at the Social Health Authority, the Ministry of Health, and Health Cabinet Secretary