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Kenyans now have a new and unusual opportunity to get permanent residency in the United States—but it comes with a very heavy price tag running into hundreds of millions of shillings. In the past week, news has spread that former U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a controversial plan offering wealthy individuals a chance to live permanently in America—often referred to as the “land of dreams.” The program, which has been named the “Trump Card,” gives rich foreigners a fast-track route to residency in exchange for a staggering sum of USD 5 million—an amount equal to approximately Ksh647 million. This…
CS Chirchir Fires 6 NTSA Officials, Appoints 61 Others in County Transport Shake-Up Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir has made major changes in the County Transport and Safety Committees across Kenya. In a new announcement published in the Kenya Gazette dated June 13, 2025, the CS revealed that he has appointed 61 new members to serve on these committees and revoked the appointments of six others who had been previously serving. According to the notice, the newly appointed individuals will now be members of the County Transport and Safety Committees in various counties. The appointments are made under the authority…
President William Ruto on Sunday, June 15, shocked many Kenyans when he boldly fired a road contractor during a church service in Kivaywa. The president made it clear that his government is running out of patience with contractors who fail to deliver on infrastructure projects, especially those delaying key roadworks. While addressing the congregation, Ruto singled out a road project in Butere, Kakamega County, where he revealed that he had dismissed the contractor for taking too long to complete the job. He said the project had stalled for far too long, and the contractor showed no signs of progress or…
President William Ruto on Sunday, June 15, shocked many Kenyans when he boldly fired a road contractor during a church service in Kivaywa. The president made it clear that his government is running out of patience with contractors who fail to deliver on infrastructure projects, especially those delaying key roadworks. While addressing the congregation, Ruto singled out a road project in Butere, Kakamega County, where he revealed that he had dismissed the contractor for taking too long to complete the job. He said the project had stalled for far too long, and the contractor showed no signs of progress or…
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has come forward with claims about how he and his wife, Pastor Dorcas Rigathi, were mistreated during his time in office under President William Ruto’s administration. Speaking during a church service held on Sunday, June 15, in Kirinyaga County, Gachagua shared emotional details about the difficult experiences they endured, especially when it came to attending official government functions. According to Gachagua, senior protocol officers and handlers at State House made it difficult for his wife to accompany him to official events. He alleged that the president’s team deliberately imposed unfair restrictions on his wife simply…
As cryptocurrencies continue to grow in popularity, scammers are also getting more creative in finding ways to steal from unsuspecting users. The crypto world offers exciting opportunities, but it also carries serious risks, especially for those who are not aware of the dangers. In 2025, both new and experienced investors must remain alert to evolving scam tactics that threaten their digital assets. By understanding how these scams work and how to recognize them early, you can make safer decisions and protect your hard-earned investments. This guide takes a closer look at the most common crypto scams expected to appear or…
As cryptocurrencies become more popular, many investors are using them not just to trade or hold but also to access loans. Crypto-backed loans allow users to borrow money using their digital assets as collateral. While this can be a smart way to get liquidity without selling your crypto, it’s important to understand the tax implications involved. This article explains how crypto loans work, how different tax authorities view them, and what you need to keep in mind to stay on the right side of the law. What Is a Crypto-Backed Loan? A crypto-backed loan allows you to use your cryptocurrency…
Omtatah Demands Arrest of DCI Boss Over Blogger’s Death Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah has strongly demanded the resignation and arrest of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss, Mohamed Amin, over what he described as serious inconsistencies surrounding the mysterious death of blogger Albert Ojwang. Speaking in a passionate statement on Sunday morning, Omtatah, who is also a presidential hopeful, said Amin must take responsibility after CCTV footage from Mbagathi Hospital exposed false claims made by the DCI. According to Omtatah, the new evidence completely contradicted the official narrative provided by the police. The CCTV footage from Mbagathi Hospital, which…
Government to Begin Arresting Protesters Over Vandalism in Nairobi The Nairobi County Government has announced that it will begin arresting individuals who took part in destroying public infrastructure during last week’s protests. Governor Johnson Sakaja, while speaking in Kamagut on Saturday, June 14, stated that security agencies have already identified those behind the vandalism of county infrastructure and property across Nairobi. He revealed that investigations have pointed to certain individuals who pretended to be peaceful demonstrators but ended up damaging public property. Sakaja strongly condemned the actions of these individuals, calling them “criminals” who ruined the true intention of the…
Public Fury Over Police Father’s Day Post After Death of Albert Ojwang Sunday, June 16, marks the third Sunday of June—a day when people across the world come together to celebrate and honour fathers. In Kenya, as is the tradition, many government institutions began the day by posting Father’s Day messages on social media, aiming to show appreciation for dads across the country. Among the first to share a post was the National Police Service (NPS), which at around 5:45 a.m. posted a Father’s Day message. The post was simple, with no caption or emotional message to accompany it. However,…
