Claims of voter bribery have taken centre stage in the Mbeere North by-election after Chama Cha Kazi candidate Duncan Mbui accused rival parties of using money and food to influence voters. His concerns came shortly after he cast his vote at Kiathambu Primary School in Evurore Ward, where he told journalists that the exercise was
A senior officer working at the Kericho County Lands Registry has been arrested by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission over claims of bribery. The officer is accused of taking Ksh210,000 in order to process title deeds for two parcels of land. His arrest happened inside his office where the commission says he had already collected
Kenya’s judiciary has once again found itself on the spotlight, this time with the name of Judge Fred Nyagaka at the center of disturbing allegations. Nyagaka, a judge of the Environment and Land Court who has worked in the legal profession for more than two decades, now faces claims that could seriously damage public trust
A video that has gone viral on X has brought renewed focus to allegations of police misconduct in Kenya. The footage shows a group of men confronting two plainclothes officers accused of demanding money from them. The incident occurred on September 15, 2025, and has sparked widespread discussion online about police accountability. In the video,
Captain Kung’u Muigai’s long battle with KCB bank exposes a dark side of Kenya’s financial system that has gone unchecked for decades. At the heart of the dispute is Muiri Coffee Estate, a 443-acre farm in Juja worth billions of shillings, which Muigai says was fraudulently seized by KCB through forged documents and questionable court
Kimani Ichung’wah has found himself at the centre of heated public debate, with his finances and political influence attracting sharp criticism from opponents and sections of the public. As the National Assembly Majority Leader and one of President William Ruto’s most trusted allies, the Kikuyu MP has often been in the spotlight, but recent claims
Former government senior advisor Moses Kuria has added his voice to the ongoing debate following President William Ruto’s claim that Members of Parliament are engaging in extortion. Kuria admitted that such practices are not new in Kenyan politics and said there is often a very thin line between lobbying and corruption. “There are always allegations,