Following a court ruling declaring the housing levy deductions as unconstitutional, the Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) has instructed its members to immediately stop deducting the housing levy from their employees’ salaries. The Court of Appeal judges, Lydia Achode, John Mativo, and Paul Gachoka, emphasized the public interest aspect of …
Read More »International Court Orders Israel to Prevent Genocide in Gaza
The International Court of Justice has directed Israel to take measures to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza, following a case brought by South Africa. The ruling calls for Israel to ensure its forces refrain from committing genocide and improve the humanitarian situation for Palestinian civilians in Gaza. However, the …
Read More »EACC Recovers Six Government Land Parcels Valued at Ksh.85M Illegally Seized in Kakamega
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has successfully retrieved six valuable government properties unlawfully taken over at Milimani Estate in Kakamega County, collectively assessed at Ksh.85 million. According to EACC Spokesperson Eric Ngumbi, corrupt land officials colluded with private individuals to seize these six land parcels. Addressing the media, Ngumbi …
Read More »Kisii: Two Police Officers At Risk Of Being Fired After Organizing a ‘Chang’aa Bash’ Inside a Cell
Two police officers in Kisii County are at risk of being fired after organizing a party with illicit brew inside the cells. According to Kisii County Commissioner, Mr. Patrick Mukuria, the surprising incident occurred on January 25, 2024, at Rioma police station. “An investigation has revealed that two officers serving …
Read More »Makueni Deputy Governor Urges Farmers to Secure Better Prices for Produce
By: MD Francis Makueni’s Deputy Governor, H.E Lucy Mulili, issued a passionate call to farmers, urging them to stand firm against selling their crops, particularly beans and green grams, at undervalued prices during this period of abundant harvests. In an effort to empower farmers and ensure fair compensation for their …
Read More »Kericho: Traders Detained for Peddling Counterfeit Maize Seeds
Authorities in Kericho county have apprehended four traders on charges of distributing counterfeit maize seeds to unsuspecting farmers. The enforcement action spanned across Chepseon, Litein, Kapsoit, Kapkatet trading centers, and Kericho town. It was part of an ongoing operation carried out by personnel from Kephis, the police, and Kericho county …
Read More »President Ruto Vows Justice for Slain Meru Blogger
President William Ruto has pledged to ensure justice is served for the slain Meru blogger Daniel Muthiani, known as Sniper. Speaking in Meru on Friday, Ruto asserted that the government is actively pursuing the case until those responsible for Muthiani’s death are apprehended and face legal consequences. He emphasized that …
Read More »Kitui: MP Makali Mulu Inaugurates New Prison Officer Quarters
By: Nicholas Wambua Dr. Makali Mulu, the Kitui Central MP on Friday inaugurated a four-room building for Kitui Prison officers, signaling a commitment to improving working conditions and fostering a secure and rehabilitative environment within correctional facilities. “The relentless efforts of our prison officers significantly contribute to upholding law and …
Read More »Pochettino: Chelsea Is Focusing on Trophies Not Signings
Pochettino stated that Chelsea’s primary focus is on winning trophies rather than making new signings, as he expressed satisfaction with the current squad ahead of their FA Cup fourth-round match against Aston Villa on Friday. The manager emphasized their eagerness to secure titles and acknowledged the potential for activity in …
Read More »Uganda: Foreign Affairs Minister says People Dying of Hunger are ‘idiots’
A government official in Uganda has sparked controversy by labeling individuals who died of hunger in the country as “idiots.” Henry Okello Oryem, the state minister for foreign affairs, faced backlash for his remarks, which many criticized as insensitive. Despite a report indicating over 2,200 deaths due to starvation and …
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