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A group of activists from the Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi movement scaled the fence of the Milimani Law Courts on Monday, after being denied entry to attend the court session for three of their fellow activists who were arrested following the June 25 protests. In a video shared with Newshub.co.ke, the activists were seen climbing the sharp-edged court fence while singing a modified version of the gospel song “Amenitendea.” Instead of the original lyrics, they sang “Wametuzoea,” a phrase suggesting they are frequently targeted or taken for granted. In the message accompanying the video, the group claimed they had been…

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Raila Odinga Speaks Out Against ‘Shoot-to-Kill’ Orders by CS Murkomen Raila Odinga, the leader of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and former Prime Minister, has spoken out strongly against recent remarks made by Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen. The comments, interpreted by many as a directive for police officers to use lethal force, have sparked national concern. Speaking during a church service in his hometown of Bondo, Raila condemned Murkomen’s statement, warning that it could lead to police officers acting outside the law. He said such instructions were not only unconstitutional but could seriously damage the already fragile trust between…

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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) is facing strong criticism following the arrest of three individuals who have been confirmed to be human rights activists. The arrests have sparked widespread concern, with many accusing the agency of targeting peaceful voices of dissent. According to a statement released by the DCI, the three were allegedly the masterminds behind the infiltration of violent individuals—referred to as “goons”—during the protests held on June 25. The DCI claimed that the suspects planned and executed the infiltration to cause chaos during the demonstrations. However, this version of events has been strongly disputed by fellow activists…

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Five different auctioneering companies have made public announcements about upcoming mass auctions involving unclaimed items, mainly motor vehicles and motorcycles. These auctions also include various other goods and are set to take place soon if the owners do not step forward to claim their property. The companies involved are Hariki Auctioneers, Rariga Traders Auctioneers, Fancy Friends Auctioneers, Markys Auctioneers, and Windsor House Auctioneers. According to a gazette notice published on June 27, 2025, the companies are urging individuals whose property is listed in the notice to collect their goods as soon as possible. Owners are required to settle all pending…

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Ruto, Uhuru Aides Promoted in Latest Military Reshuffle President William Ruto has promoted his Aide-de-Camp (ADC), Colonel Fabian Lengusuranga, to the rank of Brigadier in the latest round of changes within the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF). This promotion marks a major milestone in Lengusuranga’s military career and highlights the growing trust and responsibility placed on him in his role as a close aide to the Head of State. Brigadier Lengusuranga currently holds the prominent and highly sensitive position of ADC to the President, a role that involves being constantly by Ruto’s side during public functions, official events, and ceremonial occasions.…

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Former DP Rigathi Gachagua Mourns the Death of His Only Surviving Maternal Aunt Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is mourning the painful loss of his only remaining maternal aunt, Gladys Gathoni Kahua, who passed away recently. In a deeply emotional message shared on Saturday, June 28, Gachagua said it was one of the hardest and saddest days of his life. He described how the death of his beloved aunt, who became a strong pillar in his life after his mother’s death in 2019, left him feeling completely heartbroken. Gachagua revealed that he received a troubling phone call at around 3:00…

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Senior Police Officer Among Two Killed in Narok–Mai Mahiu Road Crash A tragic road accident on Saturday evening claimed the lives of two people, including a senior police officer, near the Maduro area along the Narok–Mai Mahiu highway. According to eyewitnesses, the accident happened when a long-distance trailer lost control and slammed into two private vehicles—a Toyota Prado TX and a Toyota G-Touring. Witnesses at the scene said the trailer’s brakes appeared to have failed, causing it to veer dangerously and smash into the oncoming vehicles on the busy road. Several people sustained injuries and were rushed to nearby hospitals…

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Two police officers tragically lost their lives in a shocking shooting incident that took place early in the morning at Ng’iya Police Post in Siaya County. The incident, believed to have been triggered by a disagreement, is now under intense investigation by authorities. Gem Yala Sub-County Police Commander Charles Wafula confirmed the disturbing event, stating that it occurred around 6am. According to his report, Constable Martin Mwendwa armed himself with a G3 rifle and went directly to the house of his superior, Corporal Chesise, who was the officer in charge of the police station. Without warning, Mwendwa opened fire, shooting…

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President William Ruto is scheduled to travel to Europe this week for official visits to the United Kingdom and Spain, even as tensions continue to rise back home following last Wednesday’s deadly protests. His tour, according to a statement issued by Government Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed on Sunday, is focused on securing international partnerships and boosting Kenya’s global economic standing. While in the United Kingdom, President Ruto is expected to meet with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to sign a newly updated Kenya-UK Strategic Partnership for the period 2025–2030. This renewed deal aims to deepen cooperation between the two nations…

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Boniface Kariuki, a Nairobi street hawker known for selling masks, has been declared brain dead after being shot by a police officer during anti-government protests held on Tuesday, June 17. Speaking to journalists on Sunday, June 29, outside Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), Kariuki’s family confirmed that doctors informed them his brainstem had completely stopped working, meaning his brain is no longer functioning. According to the medical team, Kariuki has suffered irreversible brain damage and is being kept alive only by machines. Doctors are now expected to formally declare him clinically dead in the coming days. In medical terms, brain death…

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