The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has dismantled a major illegal electricity connection syndicate in Igembe, arresting two individuals in a sting operation that exposed massive power theft. The crackdown, carried out early Sunday morning, August 17, 2025, marked a crucial step in the fight against unauthorised power connections that have continued to cause huge losses
Detectives from the Operations Support Unit have confirmed the arrest of David Onyango Ochanda in connection with a gold scam that cost an American investor USD 225,968.64, the equivalent of about KSh 29.3 million. According to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, the case dates back to April 3, 2024, when the investor travelled to Kenya
A 26-year-old man believed to be behind a series of violent robberies in Rweno and Kiambaa has been arrested in an operation that brought relief to many residents who had been living in fear. The suspect, identified as Stephen Igogo Kariuki, was cornered by officers from Kiambaa Sub-County following a tip-off from members of the
Kelvin Otieno Onyango, better known as Kevo Sonko, was a man who lived in the fast lane. At just 30 years old, he had created an image that many of his social media followers admired and envied. His Instagram account was filled with videos showing him holding large bundles of cash, riding in sleek, high-end
Lawyer Guy Spencer Elms is now facing serious legal trouble after a Nairobi Magistrate’s Court issued a warrant for his arrest. The court acted after Elms failed to show up to answer to several charges connected to forgery and attempts to take land using false documents. Principal Magistrate Ben Mark Ekubi approved the request by
Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations have summoned Cleophas Malala, the Deputy Leader of the Democracy for the Citizens Party, over a controversial helicopter landing. The incident happened during a national secondary school games final held at the Mumias Sports Complex stadium. Malala is expected to appear at the DCI offices in Kakamega on
New information about the death of Toto Touch CEO Susan Kamengere Njoki has left many Kenyans in shock, raising questions about the events leading up to her final moments. According to six pathologists who spoke on July 22, Njoki died from manual strangulation caused by severe pressure to the neck. This pressure blocked oxygen from
Susan Njoki was murdered inside Chiromo Hospital Group in Nairobi, and detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have now confirmed the exact time it happened. According to their findings, she was killed between 12:30 PM and 1 PM on July 15. This was a time when most of the hospital staff and patients
Dr. Susan Njoki’s death has raised serious concerns across the country after new evidence revealed a disturbing pattern of events leading to her final moments. What began as a routine admission to Chiromo Hospital’s Braeside branch on July 14 has now turned into a suspected case of abduction, forced medication, and murder. Njoki, a well-known
A dangerous political plan is allegedly being set in motion as Kenya approaches the 2027 general election. Whispers of a powerful group of political elites arming militias and preparing for ethnic violence are growing louder. What once seemed like conspiracy is now taking shape in the form of credible names, places, and disturbing actions that