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Business owners and other urban residents are counting losses following the raid, which they say was carried out by men in police uniform on the night of January 10, 2025.
The illicit brands, with an estimated street value running into an upward of Sh1 million, were taken to Kapsabet Central police station, awaiting analysis by the government chemist.
The targeted entertainment joints and shops were raided following information from members of the public.
The festival aims to showcase the rich heritage of the Kalenjin community with traditional food, music, dance, and cultural displays, alongside demonstrations of indigenous medicine.
Victims who were assaulted by rogue officers have recorded statements with the police and are awaiting further action.
A survivor of the Nandi chopper crash recounts how one of the victims died in her arms after what began as an ordinary Sabbath turned tragic.
A section of religious leaders in Nandi have said that the fuel crisis is a global issue and leaders should not politicise it to advance their selfish gains at the expense of peace in the country.
Joyline’s innocence was stolen at the age of 16 when she was sexually abused by a neighbor.
The family of Paul Tanui was thrown into mourning on May 17, 2026, after they received news of the death of their daughter, Benina Jepkoech, in a road accident.
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