The evening of Tuesday, February 13, 2024, turned tragic for residents of Kona Mbuta Manyatta area in Kisumu County when a man was fatally electrocuted while attempting to repair a Kenya Power pole. The incident occurred around 9 pm when the man, who operated a barber shop and also worked …
Read More »59 Students Rushed to Hospital after Consuming Wild fruit in Athi River
Yesterday, more than 59 students from Canaan Integrated Primary School were urgently admitted to Athi River Level 4 Hospital following their consumption of wild fruit found on the school premises. Complaints of stomach pains and vomiting among the students prompted the school authorities to summon an ambulance for immediate medical …
Read More »Investigators release findings on inspection of Kiptum’s vehicle
On Tuesday, investigators disclosed that the car involved in the tragic accident that claimed the lives of World Marathon record holder Kelvin Kiptum and his Rwandan coach Gervais Hakizamana exhibited no mechanical faults. Elgeyo Marakwet Police Commander Peter Mulinge stated that a mechanical examination conducted on Kelvin Kiptum’s Toyota Premio …
Read More »Kisumu Activist Raises Awareness with Condom Outfit
As couples celebrate Valentine’s Day, a human rights advocate in Kisumu seized the opportunity to educate young people about the importance of practicing safe sex. Sam Morara, sporting a red trouser paired with a top made of condoms and adorned with condom bangles, walked through the streets of Kisumu, emphasizing …
Read More »Nairobi Turns Red for Valentine’s Day Festivities
On February 14, Nairobi residents adorned the city in vibrant shades of red, with flower vendors and wine tasting stands lining Kimathi Road. Flower merchants spared no effort in creating captivating bouquets and presenting them attractively to entice buyers. Additionally, specialized stalls showcased romantic-themed items embellished with decorative accents, adding …
Read More »Pastor Dorcas Rigathi Urges Love for Vulnerable Amid Valentine’s Glow
Amidst Valentine’s celebrations, Pastor Dorcas Rigathi urges Kenyans to show love and care towards marginalized groups in society. “As we enjoy the spirit of Valentine’s Day, let’s open our hearts to spread love to all Kenyans, particularly those who are vulnerable. Let’s show compassion and kindness to ensure that every …
Read More »Catholic Devotees Commence 40-Day Lent with Ash Wednesday Observance
Catholics worldwide have initiated the 40-day Lenten period on February 14, in anticipation of Easter, which commemorates Jesus Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection. The Lenten season, inaugurated by Ash Wednesday, emphasizes prayer and repentance, leading up to Holy Week’s celebration of Christ’s ultimate sacrifice. At St. Joseph the Worker, Mumbi …
Read More »Police Arrest Trio Linked to Kelvin Kiptum’s Pre-Crash Visit
Police have apprehended three individuals who paid a visit to Kelvin Kiptum’s residence several days prior to a fatal accident. These three suspects, whose identities remain undisclosed, are currently held in police custody for interrogation. Initially detained at Kaptagat Police Station in Elgeyo Marakwet County, they were later relocated to …
Read More »The Ministry of Interior and KNH Lead in Staff with Fake Certificates, Over 2,000 Cases Uncovered
The Public Service Commission (PSC) has disclosed that certain public servants within crucial government agencies obtained their positions using counterfeit certificates. This troubling revelation, as announced by the PSC on Tuesday, indicates that a significant number of these individuals are employed in the Ministry of Interior, Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), …
Read More »Nairobi:The Following Areas to go Without Water From Wednesday to Thursday
A portion of Nairobi’s populace is bracing for water scarcity between Wednesday and Thursday of this week. In an announcement released on Monday, the Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company disclosed a scheduled shutdown of the water pipeline from Gigiri Reservoir to Karura Reservoir-Outer Ring Road, slated for Wednesday, February …
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