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President William Ruto has made a major move in Kenya’s judiciary by appointing 37 new judges to both the High Court of Kenya and the Environment and Land Court (ELC). This decision is seen as a key step toward reducing the growing backlog of cases that has left many Kenyans waiting for years to have their disputes resolved. The appointments were officially published in a gazette notice on April 24, 2026. They were made under Article 166(1)(b) of the Constitution of Kenya, which gives the President the legal authority to formally appoint judges after recommendations are made. Out of the…

Shock as Police Officer Flees After Allegedly Planting Bhang Inside Station Residents of Makueni County were left stunned after a police officer was reportedly caught cultivating bhang within a police station compound, before fleeing from fellow officers in a dramatic incident that has since sparked national debate. The officer, identified as Constable Ramadhan Mwiti Nassir, was stationed at Ngoni Police Post when the unusual discovery was made. According to reports, colleagues conducting routine checks noticed suspicious plants growing within the police lines, only to confirm that they were cannabis. The discovery immediately raised alarm among officers, given the strict laws…

Pastor Slaps Congregant as Couple’s Selfie Captures Shocking Church Moment A viral video circulating on social media has captured a shocking moment inside a church, where a pastor is seen slapping a congregant as a couple unknowingly recorded the incident while taking a selfie. In the clip, the couple appears calm and focused on their photo, but in the background, tension quickly escalates. The pastor is seen confronting a man who is believed to have been leaving the church after taking tea. Within seconds, the situation turns physical, with the pastor striking the congregant in full view of others present.…

Wamuthende Heckled by Residents in Mbeere North as Political Tensions Rise Residents in Mbeere North on Saturday turned hostile toward their Member of Parliament, Geoffrey Ruku Wamuthende, forcing him to cut short a public address after being loudly heckled during a constituency event in Ishiara. Chaos at Public Event Eyewitness accounts and widely circulated videos show the MP struggling to address the crowd as sections of residents shouted him down. The situation reportedly escalated when Wamuthende attempted to take control of the microphone during an exchange, a move that appeared to anger the already restless crowd. Chants and jeers quickly…

President William Ruto has openly criticised Johnson Sakaja and several other government officials over what he described as inappropriate dress during an important State House event, stressing that leaders must always present themselves in a manner that reflects the seriousness of official occasions. The incident happened during a high-level function held at State House, where the government was overseeing the signing of a major lease agreement between Zaria Group and Kenya Railways Corporation. The agreement is part of a broader effort to transform Nairobi’s urban infrastructure and boost economic activity. Ruto Questions Leaders’ Preparedness While addressing guests on Friday, April…

Outrage as Viral Video Allegedly Shows Lucky Summer MCA Ringo Inciting Violence A disturbing video circulating widely on social media has sparked outrage among Kenyans, with claims that a Nairobi-based Member of County Assembly (MCA) is heard encouraging violence against civilians. The clip, which has gone viral across platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and X, is alleged to feature Lucky Summer MCA Victor Omondi, popularly known as Ringo, addressing a group of youths. In the video, the speaker is heard using aggressive language, allegedly urging individuals to engage in violent acts during political activities. According to multiple posts sharing the…

Cooperatives Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya has strongly criticised a section of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), particularly the Linda Ground faction associated with Oburu Odinga, warning that leaders from Western Kenya may be forced to rethink their loyalty to the party if they continue feeling ignored and pushed aside. Speaking during a public address in Lugari, Kakamega County, on Friday, April 24, Oparanya openly expressed his disappointment with what he described as a growing pattern of sidelining leaders from the Western region in key party decisions. His remarks reflected deep concern over what he sees as a shift in how…

Political Tensions Rise in Kenya After Deaths of Raila Odinga and Johana Ngeno Spark Public Outrage Kenya is facing a wave of political tension and public anger following the deaths of veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga and Johana Ngeno, with many citizens demanding transparency and accountability from the government. Raila Odinga, one of Kenya’s most influential political figures, died on 15 October 2025 while receiving treatment in India. Medical reports confirmed that he suffered a cardiac arrest, bringing to an end a decades-long career that shaped the country’s democratic journey. His death triggered nationwide mourning, drawing thousands of supporters into…

Drama in Murang’a as President William Ruto Heckled, Residents Burn UDA Merchandise Tension gripped Kangari in Kigumo, Murang’a County after residents openly protested during a visit by President William Ruto, leading to chaotic scenes that forced security officers to intervene. Witnesses say the crowd turned hostile as the Head of State addressed locals, with sections of residents loudly chanting anti-government slogans, including the now popular “Wantam” chant. The situation quickly escalated, with some residents reportedly rejecting the President’s message and expressing frustration over the current economic situation. In dramatic scenes captured on video, angry residents were seen burning United Democratic…

A moment of confusion during a political address in Likoni has sparked widespread reactions after a parliamentary aspirant mistakenly referred to Kalonzo Musyoka as “Kasongo,” drawing both amusement and concern among Kenyans online. The incident, captured in a short video clip that has since gone viral, shows the aspirant addressing supporters confidently before making the now-talked-about slip. While the speech appeared to flow normally, it was the mispronunciation of Kalonzo’s name that quickly caught the attention of listeners. Within hours, the clip had spread across social media platforms, with users replaying the moment and sharing mixed reactions. Kalonzo Musyoka is…