April 25, 2026
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Martha Karua links Ruiru bank break-in to state-backed militias

Martha Karua has raised serious concerns following a break-in at Family Bank in Ruiru, which happened on Tuesday night. She claimed that those involved in the break-in were not ordinary criminals, but state-sponsored militias. Her statement has added to the tension already felt across the country, especially as cases of insecurity and suspicious activities are

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Police bosses under fire as Citizen TV exposes killer squad linked to DCI, ATPU, and NIS

Police bosses are under serious pressure after shocking details revealed that a masked and heavily armed group behind deadly violence during the Saba Saba Day protests was linked to top security units in Kenya. A Citizen TV investigation showed that the squad responsible for killing and injuring civilians was made up of elite officers from

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Eliud Lagat’s armored visit to West Pokot reopens wounds over blogger Albert Ojwang’s death

Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat’s recent armored visit to West Pokot has reignited anger among Kenyans who still remember his connection to the controversial death of Albert Ojwang, a respected teacher and blogger. While the government may try to paint Lagat’s trip as a bold security move, many see it as a distraction

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Kiriguini mourns young Girl killed inside her home during Saba Saba protests

A somber mood has taken over Kiriguini village in Ndumberi, Kiambu County, after the tragic death of a young girl named Brigit Wainaina. Brigit was allegedly shot by police while inside her home during the Saba Saba protests that happened on Monday. Her death has left the community in shock and pain, with many people

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Businessman gunned down while protecting shop during Saba Saba chaos

A man lost his life on Monday, July 7, 2025, while trying to protect his business along Jogoo Road during the Saba Saba Day protests. He was reportedly attempting to stop looters from breaking into his shop when the police opened fire. Eyewitnesses say the man was not taking part in the protests. He was

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Hundreds of Kenyans forced to make u-turn as police block all roads leading to CBD

Kenyans living in the Nairobi Metropolitan area might not be able to access the Nairobi Central Business District or nearby areas as the country prepares for the Saba Saba protests. From early Monday morning, many roads seemed blocked or heavily guarded, making it hard for residents, workers, and businesspeople to reach their destinations. Reports show

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Uasin Gishu families cry foul as Governor Bii escapes blame in Ksh 1.1 billion scholarship scam

The Ksh 1.1 billion Uasin Gishu foreign scholarship scandal has taken a shocking new twist following recent court testimonies that exposed major gaps in accountability. Survivors and victims of the botched programme, which promised international academic placements, revealed in court that they paid large amounts of money during the tenure of Governor Jonathan Bii. However,

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Police brutality exposed as court uncovers cover-up in Dennis Lusava’s murder

Two police officers have been found guilty of murdering 21-year-old Dennis Lusava and dumping his body in River Nzoia. The High Court in Eldoret made the ruling on Friday after hearing details of how the officers tortured Lusava to death while he was being held in custody. Justice Reuben Nyakundi ruled that Constables Emmanuel Wafula

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Mbadi flags TSC payroll and capitation funds as IMF probes billions in suspected education scams

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has revealed that the Teachers’ Service Commission (TSC) and the funds meant for school capitation are among the key areas being investigated during the ongoing International Monetary Fund (IMF) anti-corruption diagnostic mission in Kenya. Mbadi spoke during a public debate held on Saturday, June 4, where he explained that the

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After pledging Church, Ruto now faces pressure to accommodate Muslims in State House

Muslim leaders are now pressuring President William Ruto to encourage religious inclusion at State House by establishing a mosque, after he announced he is personally building a church. The leaders claim that they recognize and appreciate the President’s public support for religious institutions around the country. However, the State House, as the Head of State’s

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