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Malala Warns Government Against Arresting Gachagua, Predicts Unrest During CHAN Games Democratic for Citizens Party (DCP) deputy party leader Cleophas Malala has warned that there could be serious disruptions and public unrest if the government chooses to arrest former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua when he returns to Kenya. While speaking during a Radio Citizen interview on Monday, August 18, Malala said that Gachagua’s arrest would spark demonstrations by his supporters on Friday, a day when the African Nations Championship (CHAN) quarter-finals are scheduled to take place at Kasarani Stadium. Malala stressed that any move to detain Gachagua, especially during an…
Ruto Threatens to Arrest MPs Over Bribery Scandal President William Ruto has announced a bold move to arrest and prosecute all leaders — especially Members of Parliament (MPs) and Senators — who have been demanding or receiving bribes to do their work in Parliament. Speaking on Monday during a joint parliamentary group meeting between leaders from Kenya Kwanza Alliance and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), the President spoke angrily and firmly warned lawmakers over serious reports that many of them, especially in various parliamentary committees, have been taking bribes to influence important decisions and bills. Ruto said he gets raw…
Crypto lending platforms have become a major force in the world of decentralized finance (DeFi). Behind their success lies a powerful concept known as tokenomics — the economics and utilities behind a cryptocurrency token. When it becomes more complex and strategic, we call it advanced tokenomics. In this article, we will explain advanced tokenomics used in crypto lending protocols — how tokens are designed to reward users, improve liquidity, and ensure the sustainability of the lending ecosystem. 1. Understanding Tokenomics in Lending Platforms Tokenomics is short for “token economics”. It refers to how a token is created, distributed, and used.…
A cryptocurrency airdrop is a creative marketing strategy used by new blockchain companies to distribute free tokens or coins to people’s crypto wallets. The goal is to promote a new digital currency and increase interest. Usually, all someone needs to do is complete a simple task—like sharing a post on social media or signing up on a website—in order to receive a small number of free tokens. This helps spread awareness and encourages people to start using or trading that currency when it becomes available on an exchange. Key Points to Remember Why Do Companies Use Airdrops? Airdrops are usually…
NIS Boss Noordin Haji Mourns Death of His Uncle The National Intelligence Service (NIS) Director General, Noordin Haji, is in mourning following the passing of his uncle, Mohamud Yusuf Haji. Mohamud is reported to have died in Mombasa, and his death was confirmed on Sunday, August 17, by both his brother Yusuf Haji and Garissa County Assembly Speaker Abdi Idle Gure. At the time of the announcement, the exact cause of his death had not been made public. Yusuf Haji, deeply saddened, said: “I was informed a few hours ago that my older brother, Mohamud Yussuf Haji, passed in Mombasa.”…
Six Companies Plan Big Auction of Cars and Motorcycles Across Kenya Six different companies have announced a large public auction of vehicles and other goods that have been lying unclaimed for a long time. According to a notice from several auctioneers, owners of these items have been given a final warning to collect their property. If they fail to do so within the stated period—between 14 and 30 days—the items will be sold off to the public. In an official gazette notice dated August 15, the auctioneers listed various uncollected property including cars, motorcycles, household items and electronic appliances. Among…
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has delivered great news for thousands of young Kenyans by awarding loans to 136,634 first-year university students for the 2025/2026 academic year. The announcement was made through an official notice to all universities by Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba, confirming that the government is fully committed to supporting learners under the newly introduced Student-Centred Funding Model. According to the Ministry of Education, the loans were officially disbursed on August 15, and they are meant to help cover both tuition fees and upkeep costs. This comes as a huge relief for many students who are…
Several cabinet secretaries in Kenya have announced new appointments across different ministries, bringing in fresh faces to important government agencies and state corporations. The changes reflect a reshuffle aimed at boosting leadership and efficiency in various sectors. In a Gazette notice dated Friday, August 15, Trade Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui appointed Antony Mwangi as a new member of the Board of Directors at the Kenya Investment Authority. Mwangi will serve on the board for a period of three years. As part of this move, CS Kinyanjui also revoked the appointment of Peter Maina Gachunga, effectively replacing him with Mwangi. At…
Governor Mutai Vows Legal Battle After Second Impeachment Kericho Governor Erick Mutai has strongly condemned his recent impeachment, calling the entire process unfair, pre-arranged, and lacking in transparency. The impeachment took place on Friday, August 15, but according to the governor, what happened was not a legitimate impeachment. Speaking shortly after the vote, Governor Mutai insisted that nothing lawful or truthful happened inside the Kericho County Assembly chambers. He claimed that the impeachment was the result of a manipulated and rigged system that was planned in advance to remove him from office. “There was no impeachment in Kericho,” he firmly…
President William Ruto has announced new appointments to key state commissions and corporations, including the formation of a selection panel for the National Land Commission (NLC). The newly formed panel has been tasked with recruiting the next chairperson and members of the National Land Commission. Once selected, the new team will start their six-year term in November next year, as the current NLC board’s tenure ends on November 14, 2025. In a Gazette Notice, President Ruto named the following individuals to serve on the selection panel: Jasper Micheni Mbiuki, Peris Mang’ira, Electine Nasambu, Ann Mwangangi, Bibiana Rabuku Omalla, Nichola Letting,…
