Tag Archives: The Lower Eastern Times

Haitian Prime Minister Meets Kenyan Police Officers Ahead of Haiti Mission

Haitian Prime Minister Dr. Garry Conille, accompanied by Cabinet Secretary for Labor Dr. Alfred Mutua, visited the National Police Service (NPS) headquarters in Nairobi today.   He was welcomed by Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja Kirocho before touring the Integrated Command and Communication Centre. Dr. Conille later visited the …

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TIBS College Hosts Mr. Wambugu of Thika Motor Dealers for Collaborative Talks

Thika Institute of Business Studies (TIBS) College recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Wambugu, the Managing Director of Thika Motor Dealers, in a visit aimed at fostering partnerships in the automotive engineering field. According to the college, the visit marks the beginning of potential collaborations between TIBS College and …

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Machakos Medics Threaten Strike Over Unfulfilled County Promises

Patients in Machakos County may face disruptions in accessing medical services as doctors and clinicians announced plans to strike starting Wednesday next week. Despite issuing a two-week notice, the health workers claim the county has failed to address key issues they have been raising for the past two years. Their …

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Missing Police Officer Found Dead at Home in Embakasi

A police officer assigned to Embakasi Police Station was discovered dead in his residence after failing to report to work for two days. According to a police report, officers were dispatched to find Police Constable Geoffrey Kinzi after his notable absence raised concern. The team arrived at his home near …

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Extra Security Deployed at Constituency Offices as Public Participation on Gachagua Impeachment Continues

Security has been increased at constituency offices on the second day of public participation regarding Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s impeachment motion. This follows disruptions caused by unruly groups during the sessions held on Friday. The decision to bolster security came after a Kerugoya court mandated that the public participation be …

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Tension High as Eight Killed in Latest Tana River Tribal Clashes

Tension continues to escalate in several villages of the Bangale sub-county in Tana River after renewed inter-clan violence over land disputes has resulted in the deaths of eight people. The clashes, which began last week, have spread across multiple villages, with armed groups employing firearms, bows, and arrows, making it …

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Njambi wa Njau Exits Inooro TV for US Opportunity

Njambi wa Njau, a well-known presenter at Inooro TV, has resigned from her role at the Royal Media Services (RMS)-owned station to pursue new opportunities in the United States. In a statement released on Wednesday, Njambi announced her move to the US, where she will be working with another media …

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School bus fire in Thailand kills at least 23

By: REUTERS At least 23 people died in Thailand when a school bus carrying more than 40 students and teachers on a field trip caught fire in the outskirts of the capital Bangkok, police said on Tuesday. Twenty three bodies have been identified, Trairong Phiwpan, forensic science commissioner told reporters, …

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Chelsea’s Conference League exile follows internal turmoil

By: AFP Just three years after being crowned kings of Europe, Chelsea find themselves slumming it in the UEFA Conference League. The Blues have endured a torrid period on and off the pitch since winning the Champions League for the second time in their history in 2021. That memorable 1-0 …

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Parliament to Gather Public Opinions on Gachagua Impeachment Before Tuesday Hearing

The impeachment motion against Deputy President William Ruto will be shared across all 47 counties on Friday to encourage public participation ahead of its review in Parliament. Speaker Moses Wetangula announced that the House will take a break from 12 PM to 2 PM on Wednesday to outline the details …

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