The Lower Eastern Times

Man Killed in Nairobi over Sh20 Mutura Dispute

A tragic incident unfolded in California Estate after a 64-year-old man was fatally stabbed following a dispute over a Sh20 mutura debt. According to police, the victim, Elijah Kinyanjui, was selling the popular street food when a man allegedly took some valued at Sh20, promising to pay later. Click here …

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School Reopening in Jeopardy as Teachers Prepare to Down Tools

Junior school teachers have warned they may disrupt the start of the second term on April 27, piling pressure on the government over employment terms, medical cover, and delays in confirming their jobs. Through officials of the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet), the educators say they will go …

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European Football Transfer Rumours: Arsenal, Barcelona Chasing Bernardo Silva

Arsenal and Barcelona are considering a move for 31-year-old Portuguese midfielder Bernardo Silva when he leaves Manchester City at the end of the season. (ESPN Brazil) Liverpool are targeting France international Randal Kolo Muani, 27, as a replacement for Mohamed Salah, but face competition from Juventus for the Paris Saint-Germain …

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Why Belgium’s Largest Cemeteries Feel Scary At Night

By: Patrick Karanja, Jewel Technical College In Belgium, some of the biggest cemeteries are not just places of rest; they are also places many people fear, especially at night. One well-known example is Laeken Cemetery, a large and historic burial ground in Brussels. During the day, it can look calm …

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Karex: Condom Prices Set to Skyrocket

Karex, the world’s biggest condom producer, has announced plans to increase prices by up to 30%—or even higher—if the ongoing conflict involving Iran continues to disrupt access to key raw materials. Chief executive Goh Miah Kiat said manufacturing costs have surged since the conflict began, largely due to supply chain …

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Njugush and Wakavinye Call It Quits

Popular comedian Timothy Kimani Ndegwa, better known as Njugush, has confirmed that he and his longtime partner Celestine Ndinda are no longer together, revealing that they quietly separated last year. In a short statement, Njugush said the decision to end their relationship was made after careful thought and was based …

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Closing of Strait of Hormuz Increases US oil Demand – Experts

In a post on the Truth Social media platform on Monday night, President Donald Trump said the Iranian leadership had “forced hundreds of ships” toward oil-rich US states, such as Texas, Louisiana, and Alaska. Although it is not clear what type of ships he was referring to, shipping and trade …

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150 Kenyan Police Officers Return from Haiti as MSS Mission Wraps Up

Kenya has received 150 police officers back from Haiti, marking the return of the fourth contingent under the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission. The officers arrived at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on April 21, signaling the end of Kenya’s active role in efforts to restore stability in the Caribbean …

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Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire, Pakistan PM thanks Him

US President Donald Trump says the United States will extend a ceasefire with Iran, at Pakistan’s request, and continue military blockades of Iranian ports. Donald Trump’s announcement that he has agreed to extend the ceasefire with Iran indefinitely is a significant change compared to his position a few hours ago. …

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Gachagua Remarks Spark Lawsuit Threat from Oburu

ODM leader Oburu Oginga has threatened to take legal action against Rigathi Gachagua over allegations that he was “bought” to hand over the party. Speaking on Monday during a Nairobi ODM youth forum, Oburu reassured supporters that the party would not be absorbed into United Democratic Alliance (UDA) under the …

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