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Politician Arrested as Probe into Lawyer Mbobu’s Murder Intensifies The investigations into the shocking murder of city lawyer Kyalo Mbobu have taken a dramatic turn after police arrested George Wainaina, the Secretary General of the Kenya African National Union (KANU), alongside two other individuals on Thursday evening. Reports indicate that Wainaina was among the last people to interact with Mbobu before he was gunned down by unknown attackers on Tuesday, September 9. Sources revealed that the politician had shared a meal with the lawyer at a Nairobi hotel just hours before the fatal shooting. Authorities are now trying to piece…

Chaos as Two Kisii MPs Fight During Public Funeral Drama broke out in Kisii County after two Members of Parliament got into a fistfight in front of mourners during a funeral in Sensi Ward. The incident happened on Saturday at the burial of Salome Ongwae, the stepmother of former Kisii Governor James Ongwae. The clash involved Kitutu Chache South MP Anthony Kibagendi and Kitutu Chache North MP Japheth Nyakundi, who belong to rival political factions. What was meant to be a solemn occasion quickly turned chaotic after the two leaders exchanged harsh words and later blows. How the fight started…

Geoffrey Mosiria Visits Nairobi Man Living in Treehouse Along Jogoo Road Nairobi County politician Geoffrey Mosiria has expressed concern over the safety and living conditions of a family that has been residing in a temporary structure built on top of a tree along Jogoo Road. Mosiria revealed that he visited the site on Friday to meet the owner of the unusual home and his wife, with the intention of helping them secure a safer and more dignified housing option. Unfortunately, the family was not around during his visit as they had gone out to hustle for their daily needs. “Today,…

Senior citizens, young children, and persons with disabilities could soon visit Kenya’s national parks and reserves without paying entrance fees if new proposals by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) are approved. According to KWS, the plan seeks to grant free entry to citizens aged 70 years and above, children under five years, and individuals living with disabilities. The move is also set to benefit workers in the tourism industry such as guides, porters, boat crews, and tour leaders, who play an important role in supporting the country’s tourism sector. The proposals are contained in the draft Wildlife Conservation and Management…

Murkomen Warns Schools Against Forcing Early Morning Reporting Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a stern warning to schools that demand students report at very early hours in the morning. Speaking in Kisii County on Friday, September 12, the CS expressed deep concern that such practices expose children to unnecessary risks, including sexual violence, as they travel to school in the dark. Murkomen explained that some institutions require pupils to be present by 6 a.m., forcing them to leave their homes as early as 4 a.m. or 5 a.m. He condemned the practice, saying it violates the rules and…

A new survey by Trends and Insights for Africa (TIFA) has shed light on how Kenyans view President William Ruto’s role in recent cases of human rights violations. The findings show that almost one in five Kenyans directly blame the Head of State for the abuses. TIFA Research CEO, Maggie Ireri, explained that political affiliation strongly influenced how people responded. The poll revealed that 19 per cent of Kenyans who oppose the current administration hold President Ruto personally responsible. In comparison, only 6 per cent of his supporters share the same view. This sharp difference shows how divided Kenyans are…

Senator Chesang Calls for Content Creators to Promote Government Projects Trans Nzoia Senator Allan Chesang has called on the government to involve content creators in promoting its projects, policies, and flagship developments. Chesang, who also serves as the Chairperson of the Senate ICT Committee, said that working with content creators, especially those with a large online following, would not only empower them but also help expand Kenya’s digital presence on the global stage. The senator made these remarks during the launch of Konza Technopolis on Thursday, September 11. He described the project as a major milestone and a key driver…

President William Ruto today broke his silence following the shocking fatal shooting of a well-known city lawyer. The Head of State described the incident as deeply concerning and painful, noting that the loss of life in such a manner has shaken many Kenyans. He expressed sympathy to the family of the lawyer and assured the public that justice will be pursued without delay. Ruto revealed that investigations into the shooting are already underway, and he emphasized that security agencies have been directed to move with speed in tracking down the perpetrators. He made it clear that his administration will not…

The government has announced new rules to control indiscipline among boda boda riders, following a high-level meeting between senior police officials and leaders of the National Boda Boda Association in Nairobi on Thursday. The meeting, which was chaired by Nairobi Regional Police Commander George Seda, brought together police chiefs and boda boda leaders to address growing public concerns about lawlessness, accidents, and cases of mob justice linked to riders. Riders to Wear County-Specific Uniforms One of the key resolutions from the discussions is the introduction of uniforms for boda boda riders. Each county will have its own specific design. According…

Nepal is currently facing one of its most chaotic moments in recent history as protests led by young people, mostly Gen Z, have spiraled into violence across the country. The demonstrations began after the government imposed a ban on dozens of social media platforms, but quickly grew into a nationwide movement against corruption, nepotism, and economic mismanagement. Many of the protesters have accused politicians of enriching themselves while ordinary citizens struggle with unemployment and rising costs of living. The situation escalated when crowds attacked and set fire to several government buildings, including parliament, party headquarters, and even the private residence…