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
Collins Kweyu, a journalist working with the Standard Group, is now in police custody after being arrested and taken to the Central Police Station. Reports indicate that his detention stems from a complaint filed by a judge based in Migori. According to Kweyu, the issue is tied to his ongoing investigation into claims that the
Fresh reports have revealed how members of parliament from Migori County pushed President William Ruto to cancel his planned visit to the region during his upcoming Nyanza tour. According to a report by the People’s Daily on Thursday, internal disagreements between the area MPs and Migori Governor Ochilo Ayacko forced State House to make a
Four young men are facing serious trouble after they were arrested following an incident where a shoe was thrown at President William Ruto during his visit to Migori. The young men — Nicholas Mwita, Emanuel Chacha, Paul Mutongori, and Hezron Moherai are now being held at Kehancha Police Station while police continue their investigations. The
Paul Mutongori Marwa, an 18-year-old from Kuria West in Migori County, found himself in serious trouble after he threw a shoe at President William Ruto during a public address in Migori on Sunday. The young Gen Z was quickly arrested and is expected to face criminal charges, this is according to the report by Taifa