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KWS accused of cover-up as new evidence links its officers to Brian Odhiambo’s disappearance

It is becoming clear that the Kenya Wildlife Service is trying to cover up the death of Brian Odhiambo, a fisherman from Nakuru who disappeared on January 18, 2025. This conclusion is based on growing evidence presented in court, especially the recent testimony of Hassan Salado, a data analyst. During a court session held on

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Millions of vulnerable Kenyans set to benefit from new World Bank support program

The World Bank has approved Ksh16.4 billion to support millions of vulnerable Kenyans through a program known as the Second Kenya Social and Economic Inclusion Project, or KSEIP2. This new project builds on the success of the first one, which helped many poor families improve their lives. The money will be used to make sure

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Eric Theuri slams Government over misuse of terror charges against protesters

Former Law Society of Kenya President Eric Theuri has strongly criticised the government’s move to charge protesters with terrorism-related offences. He said the decision has no legal basis and is only meant to silence public voices. Speaking during an interview with NTV, Theuri was especially concerned about the arrest of activist Boniface Mwangi, who was

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Treasury CS John Mbadi claims Kenya is better now than during Uhuru’s presidency

John Mbadi, the Cabinet Secretary for Treasury, has asked Kenyans to stop attacking President William Ruto’s government without thinking about what happened under the previous leadership. While speaking in Suna West Sub-county on Sunday, Mbadi said many people are complaining without offering facts. He challenged them to say clearly what is currently going wrong that

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Orengo slams state move to charge Boniface Mwangi with terrorism over protest role

On Sunday, July 30, Siaya Governor James Orengo blasted intentions to charge activist Boniface Mwangi with terrorism. Orengo called the move ludicrous, claiming that terrorist charges against an activist were nonsensical. “By stretch of any tortured legal definition and factual foundation, it’s ridiculous to charge Boniface Mwangi and our children who have demonstrated a high

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From mourning to Kamiti, how state power turned Ojwang’s funeral into a weapon against his own community

The recent arrests and terrorism charges against eight individuals from Homa Bay have triggered public concern, with many seeing this as a misuse of state power. The arrests followed protests during the burial of Albert Ojwang, a teacher and blogger who died in police custody. These individuals had initially been detained after carrying Ojwang’s body

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Murangiri denies identity in Rex Masai case despite matching facial mark, tattoo and location data

The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) on Wednesday presented strong evidence in court linking police officer Isaiah Murangiri to the killing of Rex Masai. Rex was shot during the anti-finance bill protests, and IPOA has been investigating the matter since. In court, IPOA relied on a combination of photographic, video, and phone data to show

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Cyrus Jirongo blames Kenyan leaders for turning government into a looting scheme

Former Lugari MP Cyrus Jirongo has come out strongly against the current leadership in Kenya, accusing them of having no real intention to serve the people. During an interview with K24 TV on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, Jirongo openly criticized the top leaders, saying they have used their positions to enrich themselves through corruption. He

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Terror charges over a protest? Government and Courts now punishing the poor for speaking out

Eight young men are now being branded as terrorists by the government simply because of a protest-related incident at Mawego Police Station in Rachuonyo North. This move, widely seen as a misuse of the law, shows how the state is now stretching its powers to punish dissent. These youths, arrested over the July 3 fire

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Murkomen sidesteps police killings in protest response

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen’s remarks on the June 25 and July 7 protests reveal more about the government’s priorities than they do about justice for the victims. Confirming that 42 people were killed and over 1,500 arrested, Murkomen chose to focus on defending state actions rather than confronting the disturbing reality that under his

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