The conviction of former Migori Governor Okoth Obado, his former personal assistant Michael Juma Oyamo, and former Migori County Clerk Caspal Obiero over the murder of Sharon Otieno has once again sparked a national conversation about justice, accountability, and whether the law is applied equally to everyone. The debate has been amplified by lawyer and
Questions surrounding the use of public funds in government communication activities have emerged after blogger Cyprian Nyakundi made a fresh set of allegations targeting senior state officials and a communication network he claims operates from within government circles. Through several posts published on X, Nyakundi alleged that a group involved in managing online communication and
The recent allegations against the Ministry of Interior and Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo have taken an even more serious turn. Beyond the claims of financial mismanagement and a Ksh. 30 million budget for online trolls, a new and deeply troubling accusation has emerged. Activist Cyprian Nyakundi has now raised the issue of sexual misconduct within
Drama unfolded in court during the hearing of the Albert Ojwang case after a protester interrupted the proceedings by loudly demanding the arrest of Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat. The man stood up in the courtroom and repeatedly shouted, “Arrest Eliud Lagat!” before security officers quickly intervened. His outburst briefly disrupted the proceedings, drawing the
The story around Albert Ojwang’s death has raised many questions among Kenyans. Willis Otieno, a lawyer and political figure, recently spoke out about it. He pointed to statements made by Muchiri Nyaga, who serves as the spokesperson for the Kenya Police. According to Otieno, Nyaga told the public that Ojwang died after repeatedly hitting his
The murder trial of Albert Ojwang has taken a significant turn with the presentation of crucial digital evidence. On Tuesday, the Kibera High Court heard detailed forensic testimony from the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), showing the deceased entered a city police station alive and responsive but was later removed from the premises in an
The ongoing murder trial of teacher and blogger Albert Ojwang is revealing disturbing details that continue to raise serious questions about what happened inside Nairobi’s Central Police Station during his final hours. What is emerging from court proceedings is not the picture of an unfortunate incident, but allegations of a deliberate assault followed by a
Mogo Credit has once again found itself at the center of controversy after a Kenyan court declared one of its loan arrangements illegal, exposing lending practices that left a borrower facing an enormous debt despite having made substantial repayments. The ruling has renewed concerns about whether some of the company’s loan products are designed in
A Kenyan borrower has won a court battle against Ngao Credit Limited after the court ordered the release of his vehicle, which had been repossessed despite him having paid back more than double the amount he originally borrowed. According to court findings involving Ngao Credit, the borrower had taken a loan of KSh120,000 and went
Residents of Ol Kalou Constituency are casting their votes today, July 16, 2026, in a closely watched parliamentary by-election that has drawn significant political attention from across the country. The exercise is taking place under heavy security, with police officers deployed across different parts of the constituency to maintain order and ensure a peaceful voting