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Kwale Community Condemns Planned Demonstrations

Kwale Community Condemns Planned Demonstrations

Business owners, community leaders, and residents of Kwale have condemned the planned demonstrations expected to take place today, warning that they could disrupt peace and harm local businesses. Representatives from various sectors, including hoteliers, bar and restaurant owners, garage businesses, boda boda and tuktuk operators, the South Coast Residents Association, SMEs, tours and travel owners, and clergymen, have voiced their concerns. Richard Onsongo, Chairman of the Bar and Restaurant Owners Association, acknowledged the right to demonstrate but urged Gen Z to do so peacefully. George Mokaya, Chairman of the South Coast Residents Association, emphasized that demonstrations disrupt peace and lead…
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Mudavadi optimistic that Kenya will bounce back stronger and more united

Mudavadi optimistic that Kenya will bounce back stronger and more united

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi is optimistic that Kenya will emerge stronger and more united after reverberations of protests and calls for reforms in government. Mudavadi said President William Ruto has keenly listened to public concerns following the collapse of Finance Bill last month and the government has swung into action. "I want to assure Kenyans that we are determined to walk the straight and narrow path as a government with all Kenyans. It may not be easy and we know there are still more challenges to come but I want to assure the world that we shall emerge stronger…
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DCI Reveals: Kware Suspect Confesses to Strangling Wife, Dismembering Body

DCI Reveals: Kware Suspect Confesses to Strangling Wife, Dismembering Body

Director of Criminal Investigations Mohamed Amin has revealed that the suspect in the Kware killings confessed to his first victim being his wife, whom he strangled and dismembered before disposing of her body at the Kware site. Amin disclosed this information at a press briefing held at the DCI headquarters, stating that the suspect led investigators to his residence in Kware, located near the quarry where he disclosed details of his actions towards the victims. The arrest followed extensive forensic analysis linking the suspect to mobile money transactions made from a phone belonging to one of the victims, Josephine Owino,…
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President Ruto Unveils Revival Plan: Uhuru’s Kazi Mtaani Returns Next Week

President Ruto Unveils Revival Plan: Uhuru’s Kazi Mtaani Returns Next Week

President William Ruto has announced the reinstatement of the Kazi Mtaani program during a development tour in Nakuru County. The initiative, originally launched by former President Uhuru Kenyatta and discontinued in 2022 due to concerns over misuse of public funds, will resume next week. Ruto stated the decision came in response to public demand, with plans to employ 500 youth per region initially. The program offers daily stipends for youth participating in cleaning and maintaining government infrastructure. Ruto emphasized the program's role in providing employment opportunities while criticizing its previous administration's handling and advocating for more dignified job options like…
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Cracking the Case: DCI Detectives Nab Main Suspect in Mukuru Killings

Cracking the Case: DCI Detectives Nab Main Suspect in Mukuru Killings

The Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Mohamed Amin, has announced the arrest of a suspect believed to be central to the Kware deaths. The suspect was apprehended in Kayole, near the dumpsite where 10 bodies were discovered. He is accused of attempting to lure another victim into his residence. During the operation, police recovered several mobile phones, including those of victims, as well as identity cards, sim cards, a panga (machete), gloves, and sacks. The suspect has reportedly confessed to the crimes. Investigations are ongoing, with Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja stating they will conclude within 21 days. Amin…
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Inspector General of Police  Japhet Koome resigns.

Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome resigns.

Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome has resigned. The Deputy-Inspector General of the Kenya Police Service Douglas Kanja will take over from Koome as the acting IG. Koome's surprise resignation was announced Friday afternoon by State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed in a statement to newsrooms. OTHER APPOINTMENTS IN THE SENIOR RANKS AT National Police Service • Ranson Lolmodooni-Commandant-GSU • Gilbert Masengeli-Commandant, APTC, Embakasi • William Yiampoy-Director of Operations, Police Headquaters • Kainga Mathiu-Commandant, NPSA, Ngong  
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Road Accident on Garissa-Mwingi Road Kills Seven

Road Accident on Garissa-Mwingi Road Kills Seven

Garissa County, Kenya — In the early hours of today, tragedy struck along the Garissa-Mwingi road near Katumba trading center, as a Nissan UD bus, operated by Al-Mukaram Bus Service Company, collided with a stalled Mercedes Benz trailer, resulting in the death of seven people. The bus, carrying approximately 50 passengers from Garissa towards Nairobi, was driven by Hassan Bura. Eyewitnesses report that Bura attempted to overtake another vehicle when the bus collided with the trailer ferrying gypsum. The impact of the crash was severe, leaving seven passengers dead and several others injured. Emergency services swiftly responded, transporting the injured…
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President Ruto Fires Ministers

President Ruto Fires Ministers

President William Ruto has fired the entire Cabinet and the Attorney General apart from the Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, whose position is unconstitutional. The Presidency has already removed all the Cabinet Secretaries from its official website: https://www.president.go.ke/cabinet/. Ruto said he is paving the way for the formation of a “broad-based Government”. The President said he had acted after an extensive appraisal of the Cabinet performance. He noted that he will consult different sectors and political formations to identify those who will assist him in accelerating Kenya’s transformation. President Ruto said he was keen…
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David Majanja: A Legacy of Excellence in the Judiciary

David Majanja: A Legacy of Excellence in the Judiciary

High Court Judge David Majanja, who passed yesterday was a towering figure in Kenya's judiciary. His death was confirmed by Chief Justice Martha Koome, who expressed profound sorrow on behalf of the judiciary, describing the fraternity as heartbroken. Judge Majanja played a pivotal role in the post-2010 transformative jurisprudence in Kenya. His contributions were crucial in institution-building within the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) and the broader judiciary. Recently re-elected to the JSC, representing the Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association, Majanja's influence and leadership were widely recognized and respected. Academic and Professional Qualifications Majanja's academic credentials were impressive. He held a…
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Mudavadi: Integrity, Accountability and efficiency remains the cornerstone of service delivery to citizens

Mudavadi: Integrity, Accountability and efficiency remains the cornerstone of service delivery to citizens

Senior Government officials have been directed to adhere to high standards of integrity and be accountable for their actions, in the wake of Kenyans’ push for reforms in all sectors. Prime Cabinet Secretary, Musalia Mudavadi has called for the need to ensure all decisions made are evidenced-based, informed by reliable data and that a proper feedback mechanism is instituted to enable better service delivery to Kenyans. Similarly, he said the Government needs to listen more to the voices of the people and through the National Development Implementation Committee (NDIC) NDIC process, there is need to reinvigorate a people-based approach more…
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