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DPP Ingonga Earns Prestigious International Role Kenya’s Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Renson Ingonga, has secured a new international position after being elected as a Supernumerary Member of the Executive Committee of the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP). His election took place on Tuesday during the association’s Annual General Meeting held in Singapore. The role of a Supernumerary Member is reserved for additional members who are brought into the Executive Committee to provide extra expertise and ensure wider regional representation. This means Ingonga will now have the opportunity to contribute Kenya’s and Africa’s perspective to global discussions on justice and…

Crimes That Can Earn You Life Imprisonment in Kenya In Kenya’s justice system, the death penalty is no longer considered the ultimate punishment for the most serious crimes. A landmark court ruling redefined the harshest penalty as life imprisonment, which now applies to a wide range of grave offences. This change was triggered by a historic decision in 2017 when the Supreme Court, in the famous Francis Karioko Muruatetu vs Republic case, declared the mandatory death penalty unconstitutional. The judgment gave judges more freedom in their decision-making, allowing them to issue life imprisonment or other suitable punishments depending on the…

Tuju Explains Why He Would Decline a Job Offer from President Ruto Former Jubilee Party Secretary-General Raphael Tuju has made it clear that he would reject any government appointment from President William Ruto, saying he is content with his current lifestyle and responsibilities outside politics. Speaking during an interview on TV47, Tuju explained that he is fully focused on his personal ventures, especially running his private businesses. According to him, life away from politics has given him happiness, freedom, and peace of mind, allowing him to speak openly about national matters without being tied down by political interests. “I am…

The Judiciary has strongly rejected claims made by former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s cousin, Captain (Rtd.) Kung’u Muigai, that judges were bribed in a long-running commercial land dispute. The institution described his accusations as malicious, unfair, and lacking any credible evidence. In a detailed statement released on Wednesday, Judiciary Spokesperson Paul Ndemo said that no proof of corruption has ever been presented in the matter, despite the many years of litigation. He further pointed out that some of the judges mentioned by Muigai have since either retired or passed away, making the accusations even more unfair and disrespectful. Background of the…

Ruto Appoints Sitati Olando as Acting Head of Government Delivery Unit President William Ruto has made a key appointment in his administration by naming Sitati Olando as the new acting head of the Government Delivery Unit (GDU). The appointment takes effect immediately. The official communication was delivered through a letter signed by Principal Administrative Secretary Arthur Osiya, who acted on behalf of the Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service, Felix Koskei. The letter confirmed that Olando would now take over the leadership of the unit, which plays a central role in tracking and ensuring the government meets its…

The global finance industry is rapidly changing, and cryptocurrencies are now playing a key role in shaping lending markets. Crypto loans allow people to use their digital assets as collateral to borrow money, giving them access to liquidity without selling their holdings. In 2025, some countries are standing out for creating strong legal frameworks that support crypto lending. United Arab Emirates (UAE) The UAE has become one of the most crypto-friendly countries in the world. Authorities in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and other emirates have built clear laws that make it easy for companies to offer crypto-related services, including lending. What…

The Kenya Meteorological Department has advised residents across several parts of the country to prepare for more rainfall and chilly conditions in the coming days. According to the weekly forecast released by the department, the weather changes will affect different regions between Tuesday, September 9, and Saturday, September 13. Highlands East and West of the Rift Valley Counties such as Nyandarua, Laikipia, Nyeri, Kirinyaga, Murang’a, Kiambu, Meru, Embu, Tharaka, and Nairobi will mainly experience sunny mornings throughout the week. However, showers are likely in a few areas during the afternoons, with a higher chance of light rainfall on Tuesday night.…

Gang Attacks Police Post and Officer’s House in Kakamega Police in Kakamega County have arrested ten suspects linked to a violent attack on Emakale Police Post in Matungu Sub-County. According to an official police report, the suspects were part of a group that stormed the police post, raided the home of a police officer, and went on to destroy important public documents as well as personal belongings inside the compound. The shocking incident left behind damage that officers described as both deliberate and meant to intimidate. The arrests were made during a joint security operation carried out on Tuesday, September…

The Senate has spoken out strongly against claims circulating online that there is a secret plan to extend President William Ruto’s term in office from five to seven years. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Senate made it clear that the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill, 2025, does not include any proposals to change the terms of the President, governors, MPs, or members of county assemblies. According to the House, the allegations being spread on social media are misleading and purely based on misinformation. “This information is not true. A careful look at the official Constitution of Kenya (Amendment)…

Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai on Tuesday, September 9, introduced new proposals aimed at reforming how business and order are managed in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD). Among his suggestions was a requirement that all hawkers operating in the city centre should wear uniforms. Alai, who has consistently pushed for accountability within the Nairobi County government, directed sharp criticism at Governor Johnson Sakaja following a press briefing the governor held on Monday. During that press conference, Sakaja outlined several measures to address the growing security concerns in the CBD. However, Alai expressed disappointment, describing Sakaja’s actions as inadequate. According to Alai,…