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Robbed Nakuru boda boda rider reports incident, finds alleged attackers in police uniform

A Nakuru boda boda rider fears for his safety after identifying two of his attackers as police officers stationed at the same station where he reported the crime.

Charge sheet reveals Nakuru panga-wielding protester is Kenyan, not Ugandan

Police in Nakuru may have misrepresented the nationality of a protester, Hassan Mti Mkavu, initially labeling him as Ugandan, despite court documents confirming he is Kenyan.

Jeshi La Baba leader Swaleh Sonko vows to defend Gaucho against critics, says he has numbers

Swaleh Sonko, has issued a fiery warning, vowing chaos if his ally Calvince "Gaucho" Okoth, also known as the Ghetto President, is harmed.

'Voluntarily surrendered': State defends move to acquire 10,000 acres from Delamere estate

The government has defended its move to take over 10,000 acres of the Delamere Estate in Naivasha, citing a 2017 land surrender agreement, but faces legal opposition from a trustee.

Uhuru Market murder suspect appears in borrowed trousers after police take his for DNA test

A man accused of fatally stabbing his ex-lover at Uhuru Market was arraigned in court, claiming police confiscated his blood-stained trousers as evidence and left him without proper clothing.

"Why did they kill my only child?" Albert Ojwang's mother cries amid national outrage

The family of Albert Ojwang’ is demanding justice as public outrage grows over contradicting police accounts and rising cases of police brutality in Kenya.

Sakaja's City Mortuary refurbishment plan stalls as county relies on untrained morticians

Plans to upgrade Nairobi's City Mortuary have stalled as public morgues struggle with a severe shortage of trained morticians, forcing reliance on unqualified and casual workers.

2nk driver who reported misbehaving students awarded Sh1.4 million for unlawful dismissal

A matatu driver who was unlawfully dismissed by 2NK Sacco after reporting students for using drugs and alcohol during a trip has been awarded Sh1.4 million by a Nyeri court.

Mungu wa Kakamega, Yesu wa Tongaren, Jehovah Wanyonyi: Rise of deities in Western Kenya

Bukusu have been the most prominent in producing deities; however, other Luhya subgroups are now emerging with their own “holy” representatives.

Bungoma in focus as 54 school girls impregnated

Teen pregnancy, child abuse, and school dropout form the “Triple Threat” to child welfare, posing risks to individual well-being and Kenya’s economic future

Samuel Arama: Nakuru MP caught on camera giving handouts to attendees of State House meeting

In the video, Nakuru Town West MP Samuel Arama was filmed distributing cash to individuals who had attended a recent meeting at State House.

Video of Nakuru police deliberately causing boda boda accident during demo angers Kenyans

A viral video showing a police officer kicking a moving motorbike during protests in Nakuru has sparked public outrage and renewed concerns over police brutality in Kenya.

Panga wielding Nakuru man daringly charges at police during demos over fatal shooting

A protest in Nakuru escalated after a machete-wielding man confronted police officers, amid public outrage over the fatal police shooting of a resident.

'Mungu Wa Kakamega' demands VIP protection, personal assistant from government

A man from Kakamega claiming to be the "God of Nations" has gone viral after demanding security, servants, and government support to complete his divine mission and build a physical 'heaven.'

Mombasa's wealthy businessmen Abu Joho, Mohamed Jaffer locked in court battle over alleged smear campaign

Coast business tycoon Abubakar Joho has taken his longtime rival Mohamed Jaffer's assistant to court alleging she published defamatory content online about him.

Woman in Umoja arrested after injuring neighbour with hot githeri soup in heated argument

A woman from Umoja is facing assault charges for allegedly throwing boiling githeri soup on her neighbour during a dispute over repeated drainage pollution.

'Haki ya Mungu, life is hard': Mike Sonko moved to tears by schoolgirls in Ukambani

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko was deeply moved by the poverty he witnessed among rural pupils during a school visit and responded with an act of kindness that quickly went viral.

Malava police officer arrested in robbery attempt after freshers' night

A police officer and a student have been arrested in Malava for allegedly attacking and robbing a man returning from a freshers' night

Kakamega man claims he is 'God' days after Busia woman said she is Virgin Mary

Ndeta, made his declaration in a series of interviews claiming to have descended to Earth in 1987 with a divine mission to save mankind.

PHOTOS: Fr Alois Bett's requiem mass attended by hundreds of faithful, clergy in Eldoret

Hundreds of mourners gathered at Fr Alois Bett’s requiem mass in Eldoret as investigations into his tragic killing continue amid calls for justice from the Catholic Church.