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WANTAM is Real! Chaos as UDA Representative is Chased Away in Mbeere North Mbeere North residents created a scene of chaos on Saturday, reportedly chasing away a car linked to a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) representative. The incident occurred in Kanyuambora, where locals allegedly confronted the convoy chanting “Wantam! Wantam!”, a slang term widely used in Kenya to mock politicians attempting to sway voters with cash handouts. Eyewitnesses say the crowd surrounded the vehicle, demanding the officials leave the area immediately. The tension quickly escalated, forcing security personnel to intervene and escort the car to safety. The chants and shouting…

Drama in Embu as Governor Cecily Mbarire and Ruto Allies Heckled and Forced Out There was drama in Embu today after Governor Cecily Mbarire and several leaders allied to President William Ruto were badly heckled and forced to leave a public event following rising tension between residents and the political leadership. The incident unfolded shortly after the leaders arrived to address locals, but the crowd erupted into loud boos, whistles, and chants demanding that they leave. Attempts by the governor and her team to calm the situation failed as angry residents shouted them down, accusing the leaders of abandoning local…

Fireworks as President Ruto Appears to Mock Tanzanians’ English During Gretsa University Ceremony There was drama and excitement today after President William Ruto made remarks that many Kenyans interpreted as a direct mockery of Tanzanians over their English language skills. The incident happened during the official award of a charter to Gretsa University, an event attended by top government officials, educators and student leaders. During his speech, Ruto made comments that triggered laughter from the crowd, saying that some people in the region “struggle to communicate” because their English “cannot move past the basics.” Although he did not mention Tanzania…

What Is SALT Blockchain Lending? SALT stands for Secured Automated Lending Technology. It’s a lending platform that allows people to borrow cash by using their cryptocurrency as collateral instead of relying on traditional financial institutions. The company was created in 2016 by early Bitcoin supporters who wanted to help crypto investors access liquidity (cash) without selling their digital assets. SALT Lending gives both individuals and businesses a way to use their crypto holdings to secure a loan while still keeping ownership of the assets. This guide explains how SALT works, what to expect as a borrower, the advantages, and the…

Crypto loans have become one of the fastest-growing financial tools in 2025. With more people using platforms like Aave, Compound, Binance Loans, and new CeFi lenders, borrowing against digital assets has never been easier. But convenience comes with risks — and understanding them is critical before locking your crypto into any loan. Below are the major risks crypto borrowers must understand in 2025, especially with the rise of high volatility, changing regulations, and new decentralized lending models. 1. Extreme Market Volatility (Risk of Liquidation) Crypto prices move fast — sometimes too fast.If the value of your collateral drops sharply, lenders…

UDA Governor Faces New Impeachment Push Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo is once again staring at the possibility of being removed from office after a fresh impeachment motion was formally presented to the County Assembly on Monday. The latest development has intensified political tension in the county, highlighting the deepening divisions among Members of the County Assembly (MCAs). The motion was introduced by Bonyamatuta Ward MCA Julius Kimwomi Matwere, who has accused Governor Nyaribo of gross misconduct, abuse of office, and making unlawful or irregular appointments. According to Matwere, the governor has violated the Constitution and other key laws governing public…

Why Babu Owino Often Appears Opposed to the Government – ODM MP Explains Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo has stepped forward to offer a fresh perspective on why Embakasi East MP Babu Owino and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna often seem to take strong, sometimes confrontational, political positions within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM). Speaking on Monday, November 17, Odhiambo explained that the two Nairobi-based leaders operate in a highly unpredictable and competitive urban political environment. Because of this, they must constantly adjust to the fast-changing mood of city voters, who tend to be more aggressive and opposition-leaning compared to rural…

Drama as Residents Disrupt Police Recruitment Exercise in Tiaty There was intense drama in Tiaty sub-county after angry residents stormed a police recruitment exercise, accusing officials of allowing irregularities and favouring outsiders. The tense confrontation unfolded as locals, carrying tree branches, pushed their way into the recruitment grounds to protest what they claimed was a deeply flawed process. In videos seen by Newshub.co.ke, crowds of furious residents are captured confronting police officers, demanding that the entire exercise be stopped until their complaints were addressed. The locals attempted to block several prospective recruits from taking part in various drills, pointing out…

CSs Oparanya, Ogamba and Cheptumo Announce New Government Appointments Cabinet Secretaries Julius Ogamba, Wycliffe Oparanya, and Hannah Cheptumo, together with Attorney General Dorcas Oduor, have issued a fresh wave of appointments across several important government bodies. The new roles were officially confirmed in a gazette notice released last Friday, highlighting the ongoing reshuffle aimed at strengthening governance and improving service delivery in key sectors. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba revealed that Mohamed Sheikh Gabow has been selected as the new Non-Executive Chairperson of the Kenya Education Management Institute. His appointment will run for three years, starting on November 14, 2025.…

Several major government websites belonging to different ministries and state agencies — including Health, Education, Labour, Environment, ICT, Tourism, State House, and Interior — were attacked on Monday morning in what appears to be a coordinated cyberattack. During the incident, many websites became completely inaccessible, and attackers defaced some pages by changing their appearance and altering the information displayed. Some of the disturbing messages left behind included: “Access denied by PCP”, “We will rise again”, “White power worldwide”, and “14:88 Heil Hitler.” These phrases suggested an attempt to spread hateful extremist propaganda while disrupting public services. The attack caused major…