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Just after his assassination along Ngong Road, the dark past of Kasipul Kabondo MP Charles Were has begun to resurface. Allegations are now emerging, painting a picture of a man who, behind the scenes, was ruthless when dealing with his political and personal enemies. While many mourned his sudden death, others saw it as a
The tragic death of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were shocked the nation on April 30, 2025. As more information comes out about what happened before he was killed, it has become clear that the MP had a feeling something was not right. His final actions show he was trying to protect himself, but unfortunately, that
The shooting and killing of ODM Party MP Ong’ondo Were has shocked the country and left many Kenyans angry and heartbroken. The news has brought back painful memories of other killings and disappearances that have happened in the past, most of which have never been solved. Ong’ondo Were, who was the Member of Parliament for
A dark cloud has descended over Kenya following the tragic death of Charles Ong’ondo, the ODM Member of Parliament. Ong’ondo was shot dead in Nairobi on Wednesday evening, and as more details emerge, it seems he may have sensed danger just hours before his death. A fellow MP, who asked to remain anonymous, revealed that
Allans Ademba, a young journalist from Kibra and a fourth-year student at Mount Kenya University, has spoken out about why he has chosen not to seek asylum, even though many people have advised him to. Ademba recently gained national and international attention after he appeared in a BBC documentary released on April 28, 2025. The
Senator Aaron Cheruiyot has voiced strong concerns over the behavior of police officers, especially after a disturbing incident in Ang’ata Barikoi, a small village in Laikipia County. According to reports, police officers carried out a raid in the area where unarmed civilians were shot and killed. This event has sparked anger, fear, and sadness among
Francis Atwoli, the long-serving Secretary General of the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU), has said that Kenyans will only realise something is wrong with the country’s labour movement once he exits the stage. Speaking ahead of Labour Day 2025, Atwoli said that those who do not understand the operations of international trade union systems
Following claims of organ trafficking at Mediheal Hospital, a shocking report has now come to light showing how desperate Kenyans were taken advantage of by an organized network of brokers and medics. According to a source, some Kenyans were convinced to sell their organs, mostly kidneys, for just Ksh 130,000 and a motorcycle. Meanwhile, the
KEMSA is once again under the spotlight, and not for the right reasons. A report by Kenyans.co.ke has exposed a questionable procurement deal involving Angelica Medical Supplies Limited, where goods were delivered before any contracts were signed, and documents like acceptance letters were suspiciously dated after delivery. It’s the same tired story of mismanagement, but
Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss Mohamed Amin has sent a strong warning to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over his recent remarks concerning national security. In a firm statement, Amin made it clear that Gachagua should not interfere with sensitive matters involving law enforcement and national safety. He stressed that such issues are serious
