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Stephen Odhiambo, the man who was filmed dangerously hanging on a helicopter carrying popular YouTuber Oga Obinna at a wedding in Migori, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. The incident, which attracted widespread attention, took place during a wedding in Rapogi village. Odhiambo, who has since become known as ‘Migori James Bond,’ faced charges of engaging in a disorderly act that endangered the safety of the helicopter and its passengers. In court, the man pleaded guilty to the charges, prompting Senior Principal Magistrate Mathias Okuche to issue the sentence. As an alternative to imprisonment, Odhiambo was given the…
A tragic road accident on Friday, April 25, claimed the lives of two people and left several others injured along the Siaya-Kisumu highway, near Ng’iya Center. The deadly crash involved a truck owned by the Kenyan Urban People Association (KUPA), which was transporting coffins, and a public service vehicle (PSV) matatu. The force of the collision caused significant damage, especially to the back end of the matatu, as shown in photos and videos shared by Newshub.co.ke. The wreckage revealed just how serious the impact was, with multiple passengers sustaining serious injuries. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene and rushed…
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is now looking into increasing its gold reserves as part of a strategy to reduce reliance on the US dollar and diversify its foreign exchange holdings. This was confirmed by CBK Governor Kamau Thugge in an interview with Bloomberg during the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Spring Meetings. Governor Thugge explained that the CBK has already formed a special team to assess the feasibility of buying more gold. He confirmed that the idea is under serious consideration, although he did not provide specific details on when the purchases might begin. “We have…
Kariobangi North Member of County Assembly (MCA) Joel Munuve passed away on Tuesday, April 22, while receiving treatment at a private hospital along Kiambu Road. According to government pathologist Dr. Johansen Oduor, the cause of death was identified as a blood clot and a lack of sufficient oxygen in his system. Munuve had collapsed earlier that day while working at his ward office in Nairobi. He was rushed to the hospital but unfortunately did not survive. His death came as a shock to many, and it sparked widespread speculation and public interest—especially since it occurred just three days after he…
In today’s fast-growing digital world, crypto loans have become a popular financial tool. However, many people still face challenges when applying for these loans due to trust issues, lack of credit history, and complex identity checks. That’s where Decentralized ID (DID) systems come in — offering a modern solution that’s changing how crypto loans work. What Is a Decentralized ID (DID)? A Decentralized ID (DID) is a digital identity that belongs fully to the user. Unlike traditional IDs that are managed by governments or corporations, DIDs are stored on the blockchain. This means you control your identity without relying on…
Decentralized identity (DID) management is a new and powerful way to handle personal identity online. This approach allows people to fully control their identity information without depending on one central authority like a government or a company. Unlike old systems where all identity data is stored in a single, central database—which can be hacked or misused—decentralized identity uses blockchain technology to store information in a secure, unchangeable, and user-owned way. This modern method could transform many areas, such as finance, healthcare, government services, and even social media. Main Ideas Behind Decentralized Identity Management Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) Self-sovereign identity is the…
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta recently shared a surprising and humorous moment he once had with Pope Francis, where the Pope unintentionally ended up kicking him out of his own office. Uhuru was speaking on Friday, April 25, during a requiem mass held at Holy Family Basilica. While addressing the congregation, he opened up about a past encounter with the late Pope Francis that left a lasting impression on him. According to the former President, the incident happened after he had concluded a private one-on-one meeting with the Pope. Uhuru explained that before the meeting, someone—whose identity he chose not to…
Police have arrested Pastor Abel Kahindi Gandi of the New Foundation Church located in Chakama, Magarini Constituency, Kilifi County. His arrest comes after multiple members of his church reportedly died during a strange ritual where he instructed them to climb a tree as part of a spiritual exercise. Samuel Mutisya, the Kilifi North Deputy County Commissioner, confirmed the incident and revealed shocking details about the pastor’s unorthodox practices. According to Mutisya, the pastor asked his followers to climb what he referred to as the “Tree of Life” in search of healing and spiritual freedom. “During interrogation, we were surprised to…
The Ministry of Education has officially replaced the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) with a new system called Competency-Based Education (CBE). This change aims to simplify the learning process, make education more affordable, and ensure that students get practical and relevant knowledge and skills that prepare them for real-world success. During the National Conversation Forum on Education held on Thursday, April 24, Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok confirmed the change. He stated that the move was part of an ongoing review to improve the education system and better serve the needs of learners. “Education is ever-evolving, and this gives us the chance…
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka is standing firm on his claims that the death of Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) General Francis Ogolla was not accidental. Speaking on Thursday, Kalonzo challenged the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to summon him so he can provide evidence, insisting he is more than ready to record a statement. Despite the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) releasing a postmortem report suggesting mechanical failure, Kalonzo dismissed it and called for an independent commission to thoroughly investigate the crash. He questioned why a high-ranking military officer like General Ogolla was sent to inspect a primary school, hinting…
