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Just hours after the tragic killing of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were, a disturbing video has emerged showing him warning that his life was in danger. In the resurfaced footage, the late legislator expressed deep concerns for his safety and claimed that some individuals were plotting to eliminate him. MP Were was fatally shot on Wednesday, April 30, near the City Mortuary roundabout in Nairobi. Eyewitnesses say the killers—two men riding on a motorcycle—had been trailing the MP before one of them disembarked and shot him at close range. The attackers then fled the scene quickly, leaving behind shock and…

Throughout Kenya’s political history, several key leaders have lost their lives through targeted assassinations. Most of these killings happened during periods of political unrest and uncertainty, leaving the country in shock and pain. These violent acts not only shook the nation but also left a lasting scar on Kenya’s political landscape. Many citizens were left questioning the intentions and integrity of the governments in power at the time, as the murders appeared to be politically motivated. Each political assassination deepened divisions among leaders, triggered protests, or inspired new waves of activism. In some cases, it also created a fearful atmosphere,…

A heartbreaking incident occurred at the Swans Business Centre in the Chaka area of Nyeri County, where a man lost his life after jumping from the sixth floor of a building. Shockingly, a group of bystanders stood nearby, recording the scene and urging him to jump instead of trying to help. In a disturbing video viewed by Newshub.co.ke, the man can be seen standing on the edge of the building, visibly distressed and hesitant. He made several attempts to jump while people on the ground shouted encouraging words, seemingly mocking him. “Jump, it’s not that high! You won’t die —…

President Ruto Appoints Professor Makau Mutua as Senior Advisor on Constitutional Affairs President William Ruto has appointed renowned legal scholar Professor Makau Mutua as the Senior Advisor on Constitutional Affairs in the Executive Office of the President. In an official statement released on Wednesday, April 30, President Ruto said that Prof. Mutua brings with him a vast wealth of experience and deep expertise in constitutional matters, which will be crucial to the government. “I have appointed Professor Makau Mutua as the Senior Advisor on Constitutional Affairs in the Executive Office of the President,” President Ruto stated. “Prof. Mutua has a…

ODM MP Charles Were Shot Dead in Nairobi Kasipul Member of Parliament (MP), Charles Were, has tragically lost his life after being shot by suspected criminals in Nairobi. Eyewitnesses say the incident occurred on Wednesday evening near the City Mortuary roundabout, where the MP was attacked by gunmen who had reportedly been following him for some time. According to the reports, two armed men on a motorbike are believed to have carried out the attack. They approached the lawmaker and opened fire before quickly escaping the scene. The shooting, which happened at around 7:00 pm, was described as sudden and…

In today’s fast-changing digital world, technology is transforming nearly every aspect of life—including how people are paid at work. Traditional payroll systems that once relied on banks and paper-based processes are now being challenged by a modern and powerful alternative: blockchain payroll and cryptocurrency compensation. This article takes a closer look at this emerging approach, its benefits, the challenges it faces, and what the future might look like for both businesses and workers. How Payroll Systems Have Evolved Over Time Payroll systems have come a long way from the days of manual record-keeping and cash handouts. Over time, businesses moved…

In recent times, the combination of cryptocurrency and crowdfunding has started to reshape how individuals and organizations raise money. Cryptocurrency, which is a form of digital currency that uses cryptography for security, is gaining popularity among investors, tech enthusiasts, and non-profit organizations. Crowdfunding, on the other hand, is a method where people come together—mostly online—to contribute small amounts of money to support a cause, project, or business idea. When these two ideas are combined, they open new possibilities for NGOs, charities, startups, and social enterprises. The main appeal of using cryptocurrency lies in its decentralized system. This means there is…

The future of work is rapidly changing—and so is the way people access financial services. One of the newest and most exciting developments in the Web3 space is the rise of blockchain-based payroll loans. These loans are designed for people working in the decentralized economy—such as crypto developers, NFT creators, and freelancers paid in cryptocurrency. Unlike traditional loans that rely on bank records and credit scores, blockchain payroll loans use smart contracts and on-chain data to provide fast, flexible access to funds for Web3 workers. Let’s explore how this system works, its benefits, and what it means for the future…

A university student’s impromptu performance of the song “Kasongo” during a formal event attended by President William Ruto has become a talking point across the nation.​ The incident occurred at a recent official gathering where attendees were preparing for the rendition of the National Anthem. Before the anthem could commence, the student stood up and began singing “Kasongo,” a classic Lingala track by Super Mazembe that has recently found new life as a satirical anthem among Kenyan youth.​ The unexpected performance elicited a mix of reactions from the audience. Some attendees were momentarily taken aback by the deviation from protocol,…

The Draft Finance Bill 2025 officially arrived at the National Assembly on Wednesday, April 30, following its approval by the Cabinet during their meeting on Tuesday. As the bill was introduced to Parliament, Speaker Moses Wetangula issued a stern warning to Members of Parliament (MPs), urging them not to misrepresent the contents of the bill to the public. He emphasized the importance of MPs thoroughly reviewing and understanding the draft before making any public statements about it. Wetangula suggested that MPs take advantage of the upcoming parliamentary recess to carefully study the bill. He stated, “I encourage members to actively…