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Tensions are rising nationwide as protests demanding the arrest of Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat intensify. In Mombasa, four individuals were arrested while demonstrating, adding to growing concerns about the government’s response to peaceful protests. Activist and Vocal Africa CEO Hussein Khalid confirmed the arrests shortly after they took place. He also shared videos and the names of the individuals allegedly detained during a picket in the coastal city. Those taken into custody were identified as Francis Auma, Walid Sketty, Batuli Swaleh, and Mugambi Gichunge. All four are reportedly being held at the Central Police Station in Mombasa.…
Activist Hanifa Attacked During Nairobi Protests Activist Hanifa Adan was left in shock and pain after she was allegedly assaulted during ongoing protests in the Nairobi Central Business District (CBD) on Tuesday, June 17. The demonstrations, which were meant to be peaceful, turned chaotic as unidentified men on motorbikes — described by many as goons — reportedly began attacking demonstrators in different parts of the city. Hanifa, a well-known human rights defender and outspoken critic of both police misconduct and the Kenya Kwanza administration, became one of the victims in the chaos that erupted. She was caught up in the…
Protests Erupt in Nairobi and Mombasa Over Killing of Blogger Albert Ojwang Business activities in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) have come to a halt as police confront large groups of protesters demanding justice for the late teacher and blogger, Albert Ojwang, who was recently killed under unclear circumstances. In Mombasa, while the demonstrations have started peacefully, groups of people have begun to gather in the city centre, and others have been seen walking around the CBD carrying placards and calling for justice. Security officers are keeping a close watch on the situation, but no major incidents have been reported…
Are you thinking of borrowing money and already own some cryptocurrency? If so, you’re in a great position to choose between a crypto loan and a traditional loan. But how do you know which one is right for your needs? This guide will help you clearly understand how these two types of loans work, their pros and cons, and when it makes sense to choose one over the other. What is a Crypto Loan? A crypto loan, also known as a crypto-backed loan, lets you borrow money by using your cryptocurrency as collateral. That means you deposit your digital assets…
Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat Steps Aside Amid Probe Into Blogger Albert Ojwang’s Death Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Eliud Lagat has officially stepped aside as investigations into the controversial death of teacher and blogger Albert Ojwang continue. Ojwang died while in police custody at the Central Police Station in Nairobi, raising public outcry and sparking a national debate on police accountability. In a statement released on Monday, Lagat said his decision to step aside was driven by personal and moral responsibility. He emphasized that stepping away from his official duties was necessary to ensure that the investigations are…
Government to Introduce New System to Monitor and Protect Kenyan Youth The Kenyan government has unveiled plans to launch a new digital system aimed at tracking and supporting young Kenyans who are seeking job opportunities in foreign countries. This move comes in response to increasing cases of fraud and deception by some recruitment agencies, which have left many youth vulnerable. The new platform, known as the Labour Mobility Management Information System (LMMIS), is designed to provide better protection for Kenyan migrant workers, starting with those employed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will serve as a centralized tool for…
Government to Introduce New System to Monitor and Protect Kenyan Youth The Kenyan government has unveiled plans to launch a new digital system aimed at tracking and supporting young Kenyans who are seeking job opportunities in foreign countries. This move comes in response to increasing cases of fraud and deception by some recruitment agencies, which have left many youth vulnerable. The new platform, known as the Labour Mobility Management Information System (LMMIS), is designed to provide better protection for Kenyan migrant workers, starting with those employed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will serve as a centralized tool for…
Government to Introduce New System to Monitor and Protect Kenyan Youth The Kenyan government has unveiled plans to launch a new digital system aimed at tracking and supporting young Kenyans who are seeking job opportunities in foreign countries. This move comes in response to increasing cases of fraud and deception by some recruitment agencies, which have left many youth vulnerable. The new platform, known as the Labour Mobility Management Information System (LMMIS), is designed to provide better protection for Kenyan migrant workers, starting with those employed in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It will serve as a centralized tool for…
High Court Bans Unauthorized School Levies in Public Institutions The High Court has issued a major ruling, declaring it illegal for public schools in Kenya to collect any kind of school levies unless they have received formal approval from the Ministry of Education. These levies, often charged by schools, are usually meant to cover various needs such as running costs, infrastructure development, extracurricular activities, examination fees, development projects, school lunch programs, and extra tuition for students. However, for years, many parents have complained that some public schools have been demanding unreasonably high levies, placing an unnecessary financial burden on families.…
Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo has received a major lifeline after the High Court issued temporary orders stopping his impeachment process. The orders came as a relief to the embattled governor, who was facing mounting pressure from Members of the County Assembly (MCAs) pushing for his removal from office. Justice Heston Nyaga made the ruling after reviewing an affidavit presented by Governor Guyo’s legal team. The judge noted that the issues raised were serious and deserved attention from the court. While certifying the matter as urgent, Justice Nyaga ordered that the court papers be officially served to all parties involved by…
