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Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have successfully rescued a three-year-old boy who had been kidnapped from his home in Ruiru, Kiambu County. Two suspects believed to be behind the abduction have been arrested in connection with the crime. The child’s disappearance was reported by his distraught parents at the Ruiru Police Station, prompting DCI officers to launch an immediate investigation. The case was classified as a “missing child alert,” triggering a wide-ranging operation across various regions of the country, especially in Western and Central Kenya. Acting swiftly on vital intelligence gathered during the investigation, detectives traced the…

A group of Tanzanian Members of Parliament has come out strongly, urging Kenyan President William Ruto to take immediate action against Kenyans who have been insulting Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu online. The lawmakers, led by Iringa Urban District MP Jesca Msambatavangu, voiced their frustrations on Monday, May 26, over a wave of offensive social media posts from Kenyans. These insults reportedly followed Suluhu’s controversial move to deport six Kenyan nationals from Tanzania. MP Msambatavangu called on President Ruto to respond swiftly to what she described as an attack on a neighbouring Head of State. She accused young Kenyans of promoting…

The National Assembly is pushing for a significant funding boost for the National Intelligence Service (NIS), recommending an extra Ksh1 billion to support and strengthen the agency’s operations. This proposal follows a strong appeal by NIS Director General Noordin Haji, who expressed serious concerns over the worsening security situation along Kenya’s borders. He attributed the escalating threats to insufficient funding, which has left key security agencies relying on outdated tools and equipment to carry out their work. Nelson Koech, the chairperson of the Defence, Intelligence, and Foreign Relations Committee, brought the proposal before the Budget and Appropriations Committee on Monday,…

Parents whose children are preparing to sit for this year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams can now breathe easy after the government reversed its earlier decision and agreed to fund the national examinations. The decision to reinstate government funding follows a recommendation by the National Assembly’s Education Committee, which proposed an allocation of Ksh5.9 billion in the 2025/2026 national budget to cater for the administration of national exams. Initially, this funding had been excluded from the budget estimates, sparking public concern and criticism. The committee suggested that the funds be sourced from the education sector’s recurrent capitation votes.…

President William Ruto is facing renewed criticism after the alleged abduction and mistreatment of Juja MP George Koimburi sparked outrage among top legal figures, including former Chief Justice David Maraga and Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Faith Odhiambo. The two legal leaders issued separate statements condemning the incident and demanding answers from President Ruto and security agencies. They emphasized the seriousness of the situation, particularly in light of President Ruto’s recent public assurance that abductions would no longer occur under his leadership. Former Chief Justice Maraga expressed deep concern over the disturbing reports that MP Koimburi was found unconscious…

Two journalists working for Nation Media Group (NMG) have raised serious concerns about their safety after airing a documentary that exposed a controversial church in Nairobi. The journalists allege that they started receiving suspicious phone calls shortly after the broadcast, leading them to believe their lives might be in danger. The two media professionals, Ibrahim Karanja and Frederick Muitiriri, were part of the team behind the investigative documentary titled Sacred Swindlers, which aired on NTV on Sunday, May 25. The exposé revealed how a private organization, operating under the name Yahweh Media Services, was allegedly deceiving members of the public…

Kajiado West Member of Parliament, George Sunkuyia, has been arrested over claims that he forged a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificate. The arrest took place on Tuesday, May 27, and was carried out by officers from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC). According to a statement from the EACC, Sunkuyia is currently being processed and is expected to be arraigned in court to face charges related to the alleged forgery. Sunkuyia has served as an MP since 2017 and was re-elected in the 2022 general election on a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) ticket. Before his entry into the…

The UEFA Champions League final is more than just a football match — it’s a night full of energy, excitement, and unforgettable moments. And this year, Kenyan fans are in for a treat as Heineken, the official partner of the UEFA Champions League (UCL), brings the ultimate live viewing party to Nairobi. The grand event will be hosted at Uhuru Gardens in Lang’ata, Nairobi, on Saturday, May 31, as Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) faces off against Inter Milan in the UCL final at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. For those who won’t travel to Germany, this massive celebration offers the…

MrBeast’s smile has recently stirred mixed reactions online, with some of his fans expressing discomfort over how it looks. The concern mainly revolves around what many call a “lack of eye smile,” meaning his eyes don’t seem to show emotion when he smiles. People have said his expressions appear forced or unnatural, with a few even describing them as “creepy” or “lifeless.” Fans Call His Smile “Creepy” — But There’s a Medical Explanation A large number of fans have pointed out that MrBeast’s smile doesn’t come off as warm or genuine. Instead of looking joyful, his grin often seems exaggerated…

What Is Crypto Lending?Crypto lending is a financial arrangement where someone lends out their cryptocurrency to another person or entity in exchange for regular rewards, typically in the form of interest. This system works much like traditional loans offered by banks, but instead of using cash and financial institutions, everything happens with digital currencies on specialized platforms. These platforms are known as crypto lending platforms and they can be either centralized or decentralized, each with its own rules, benefits, and risks. Depending on the type of cryptocurrency and platform you choose, the interest or rewards (known as compensation) can range…