New revelations surrounding the death of teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang have continued to raise public discussions, as fresh details suggest he was severely beaten while in police custody. His sudden and suspicious death has left many Kenyans angry, confused, and demanding justice. The case has now raised serious questions about the conduct of police
The suspicious death of Albert Omondi Ojwang has not only raised alarm among ordinary Kenyans but also sparked outrage in the Senate, with lawmakers demanding accountability from police and private corporations suspected of aiding the arrest. Ojwang, a teacher and outspoken voice online, died mysteriously in police custody after being transferred from Homa Bay to
The post-mortem results for Albert Ojwang have now painted a clearer and more troubling picture of how he died. The report shows that Albert suffered serious injuries that strongly point to violence. One of the findings was a left-sided intercostal hemorrhage between his 6th and 7th rib, which shows that he had a chest injury.
Tension continue to rise across the country following the murder of Albert Ojwang. This comes after a statement from lawyer Nelson Havi, who directly accused Eliud Lagat of being behind the killing. Havi’s words have caused a major stir online, with many Kenyans expressing anger, suspicion, and concern. He firmly stated that Lagat is the
The death of Albert Ojwang has taken a dramatic turn following a chilling statement made by President William Ruto’s Senior Advisor on Constitutional Affairs, Professor Makau Mutua. In a post shared on his official X account, Prof. Mutua declared that someone will be held accountable for Ojwang’s death. His message has triggered widespread concern and
The Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at Nairobi’s Central Police Station and all officers who were on duty during the night popular influencer Albert Ojwang died have been interdicted. This decision came after growing public pressure and concern about the mysterious circumstances that led to his death while he was in police custody. Many Kenyans have
Recent claims by prominent lawyer Ahmednasir Abdullahi have caused anger and serious concern across the country, especially regarding how the police in Kenya treat people in their custody. In a post on X, Abdullahi said that the police were “sabotaging the government from within” after the death of a young man in custody. Authorities later
Albert Ojwang, a young Kenyan who was active on social media, is now dead under suspicious circumstances. What began as a few online comments about Deputy Inspector General Eliud Langat has ended in tragedy, leaving behind a wave of anger, fear, and unanswered questions. His arrest, and what followed, paints a disturbing picture of how
President William Ruto is now facing a serious disagreement between the Central Organisation of Trade Unions–Kenya (COTU-K) and the State Department of Housing over how the housing levy funds are being used. The conflict is about the government’s plan to use the billions collected from the affordable housing levy to build other social facilities instead
Comedian and activist Eric Omondi has once again brought attention to the serious state of Kenya’s education system after visiting Bar Oninge Primary School in Alego Usonga Constituency, Siaya County. What he found shocked many Kenyans. The school, which serves 85 pupils, is in a terrible condition. The classrooms are built with mud walls that