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Fresh Twist in Albert Ojwang Murder Case as Accused Officers Deny Charges in Court The murder case involving Albert Omondi Ojwang has taken a new turn just a day after the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) formally approved murder charges against six individuals. During their court appearance at the Kibera High Court on Tuesday, the accused officers strongly denied the allegations brought against them. The DPP presented the case against Samson Talaam, the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at Nairobi Central Police Station, alongside James Mukhwana, Peter Kimani, and three other officers. They are all accused of participating in the brutal…

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has come out in support of peaceful demonstrations planned for Wednesday, June 25, saying that protesting is a fundamental right guaranteed by Kenya’s Constitution. Speaking on Tuesday afternoon during a groundbreaking ceremony in Mombasa County, Raila reminded Kenyans that Article 37 of the Constitution gives everyone the right to gather, picket, and demonstrate peacefully without interference from the police. However, Raila advised the youth to follow the right legal procedures by informing the police before starting their protests. He explained that notifying law enforcement was the only way to ensure that the protests remain peaceful…

Kenyans on social media are reacting with a mix of humor and dark wit ahead of the highly anticipated protests set for Wednesday, June 25. Among the trending names is viral mortician Ann Mwangangi, whose popularity continues to grow as Kenyans jokingly express their “final wishes” to her in the face of increasing police brutality that has tragically taken the lives of many young protesters. Ann, who became a viral sensation after preparing the body of TikTok star Brian Chira following his death in 2024, has found herself once again in the spotlight. As fear and tension rise across the…

Morara Kebaso Quits Politics After Facing Heavy Criticism and Personal Challenges Activist Morara Kebaso has officially announced that he is quitting politics, just a few weeks after publicly launching his political manifesto and setting off what many believed would be a promising political career. The controversial activist, who has built a reputation online where he is both widely admired and heavily criticized, made the surprise announcement on Monday, June 23, through a statement on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. In his post, Morara, who recently became the leader of the INJECT Party, suggested that constant public…

President William Ruto is facing the risk of being jailed after two petitioners moved to court, accusing him of contempt. The petition, presented by renowned lawyer Senior Counsel Paul Muite, demands legal action against Ruto, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor, and the Head of Public Service, Felix Koskei. The case stems from the decision to officially announce (gazette) new appointments to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), despite a standing court order that had stopped the process. Contempt of court happens when someone acts in a way that disrespects, disobeys, or interferes with the authority and functioning of the court.…

A number of auctioneers have placed a wide range of items on sale, including various motor vehicles and even a fully operational petrol station, as many Kenyans continue to feel the pressure of the current economic hardships. In an auction notice published in local newspapers, one auctioneering firm announced the sale of several vehicles through a public auction, with starting prices as low as Ksh200,000. This sale presents an opportunity for Kenyans looking to acquire affordable cars or invest in commercial property. Some of the most budget-friendly vehicles on the list include a 2008 Mazda Axela BK5P priced at Ksh294,000,…

MP Warns That Kindiki May Soon Run Out of Money Due to Generous Donations Deputy Minority Leader in the National Assembly, Robert Mbui, has raised concern over Deputy President Kithure Kindiki’s financial future, warning that his continued donations during women empowerment events and harambees could quickly drain his personal wealth. Speaking during a morning show on Citizen TV on Tuesday, June 24, Mbui questioned the sustainability of Kindiki’s frequent financial contributions, which reportedly stand at Ksh2 million per event. The Kathiani MP claimed that if the Deputy President continues with such high levels of giving, his net worth could be…

President William Ruto has expressed strong support for the National Police Service (NPS) just a day before nationwide protests scheduled for Tuesday, June 25. His remarks come as the police face growing criticism over alleged brutality and misconduct, particularly during and after the 2022 general elections. Speaking on Monday, June 24, during a breakfast event at State House with the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League champions Kenya Police FC, President Ruto assured the police of his administration’s full backing. He praised their dedication to protecting the country and maintaining peace and order. “To every police officer, from those in…

As protests continue to erupt in different parts of Kenya, one troubling trend has remained constant — the repeated use of tear gas by security forces to control and disperse crowds. What was originally meant to be a short-term crowd control measure has now become a routine response, especially during demonstrations in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD). Tear gas is now a familiar part of protest scenes in Kenya, but many people still don’t fully understand what it is, how it works, and the health dangers it may pose. Scientific studies have provided some surprising insights into the chemical’s effects,…

The County Government of Tharaka Nithi has raised serious concerns over the growing number of children being abandoned and found dead in unclear circumstances. Authorities fear a possible criminal network may be behind these disturbing incidents, possibly using the county as a dumping ground or operating from within it. In the past two months alone, six children have been found dead in various parts of the county, raising fears that a child trafficking or murder syndicate could be at work. The horrific trend has left residents and county officials deeply disturbed and seeking answers. Speaking on the matter, the County…