The National Police Service has taken swift action following the circulation of a video clip allegedly showing Traffic Police Officer No. 63151 PC Haron Mwangi collecting bribes from motorists. PC Mwangi, attached to the Traffic division at Buruburu Police Station, has been suspended pending further investigation, with dismissal proceedings already …
Read More »Uganda: Female Legislators Push for Parliament Salon.
Ugandan female parliamentarians are advocating for the establishment of a beauty salon within the parliament premises to enhance their engagement. They argue that the recently introduced gym facilities often leave their hair disheveled, deterring many from utilizing the services. State Minister for Water and Environment, Beatrice Anywar, emphasized the importance …
Read More »Doctors Reject Call to End Strike, Mobilize Private Hospitals’ Support
Doctors participating in the ongoing strike have declared their intention to expand their movement by rallying colleagues from private hospitals to join their cause starting next Tuesday. The decision comes amidst a deadlock in negotiations with government officials, who they claim have yet to address their demands adequately. Key among …
Read More »Kamba Elders Wants ‘Kaluvu’ Legalized, Files Petition in Kitui Court
By: Nicholas Wambua Dr. Augustus Kyalo Muli the leader of Anzauni clan on Thursday led a team of members from the Kamba community in filling a case at a Kitui court to review laws challenging brewing of a Kamba traditional brew called Kaluvu. READ ALSO: Dr. Augustine Kyalo Muli Assumes …
Read More »Survey: 81% of Kenyans Support Raila for AU Chair
According to a report released by Infotrak Research and Consulting on Thursday, 81% of Kenyans are in favor of Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga’s candidacy for the position of African Union (AU) Chairperson. The survey, conducted on March 8th to 9th, 2024, found that only 16% of respondents opposed …
Read More »Eid Tragedy: 17 Pakistani Pilgrims Killed in Bus Crash
By: BBC A tragic incident on Wednesday resulted in the deaths of at least 17 Pakistani pilgrims who were en route to a shrine in Balochistan to celebrate Eid-al-Fitr. The fatal accident, which occurred late in the day, involved a bus that lost control and plunged into a ravine, as …
Read More »Infotrak Poll: Kenyans’ Concerns on Country’s Direction
A recent poll conducted by Infotrak revealed the prevailing sentiments of Kenyans regarding the direction of their country. The survey, released on Thursday, highlighted sixteen reasons why citizens believe Kenya is heading in the wrong direction. Topping the list of concerns is the high cost of living, cited by 64% …
Read More »President Ruto Mourns June Moi’s Passing
Kenyan leaders, including President William Ruto, have turned to social media to express their condolences following the passing of June Chebet Moi, daughter of the late former President Daniel Moi. President Ruto conveyed his sympathies to the Moi family, offering prayers and strength during this difficult period. Additionally, Simon Chelugui, …
Read More »Senate Directs IG Koome to Arrest Governor Sakaja’s for Ignoring Summons
The Senate Energy Committee has issued a directive to Inspector General of Police Japheth Koome, instructing him to apprehend Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja due to his repeated failure to appear before the committee as requested. Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, a member of the committee, highlighted Sakaja’s absence from multiple summons …
Read More »DCI Officer Apprehended in Nyeri for Alleged Bribery
In a significant development, officers from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) made an arrest on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, apprehending a Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officer in Nyeri. The officer, identified as Luke Nyasangah and stationed at Ngano Police Station in Nyandaraua County, stands accused of soliciting a …
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