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British Man Loses Ksh14.5 Million in Fake Kenyan Bride Scam A 69-year-old British man has come forward to share the painful story of how he lost his life savings—Ksh14.5 million (around £85,000)—after falling for an online romance scam involving a woman he believed to be his future Kenyan bride. Speaking to the BBC, the man, who previously worked with the United Nations, explained how he was lured into a fake relationship with someone named ‘Anita’. He said that after losing his wife Pauline in 2019, he had been lonely and vulnerable, and meeting ‘Anita’ online gave him hope and love…
A new wave of job losses is expected to hit many Kenyans after the government announced the official closure of 78 companies. According to a formal notice released on Thursday, April 17, by Deputy Registrar of Companies Hiram Gachugi, these companies have been dissolved and are no longer operating in the country, effective from April 8. “In accordance with Section 897 (4) of the Companies Act, the following companies are now considered officially dissolved,” the statement partly read. The list of affected companies shared by the government shows that most of them were operating in key sectors such as finance,…
Good Friday is a deeply meaningful Christian holiday observed by believers around the world every year. It commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ, an event that holds a central place in Christian faith. Even though this day is associated with sorrow, pain, and reflection, many people often wonder why it is still called “Good” Friday. The reason behind this name lies in the spiritual significance of what happened on that day. Christians believe that Jesus willingly gave up His life to save humanity from sin. His suffering and death are seen not just as a tragedy, but as…
Ruto Cabinet Secretaries, Attorney General, and UDA Governor Unveil New Government Appointments Two Cabinet Secretaries in President William Ruto’s government have announced several new appointments in their ministries, signaling a push to improve service delivery across different sectors of the country. In a gazette notice issued on Thursday, April 17, Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome revealed that she had appointed Irene Kyatu and Daido Aragon to serve as members of an Ad hoc committee. This committee will be responsible for reviewing and delineating boundaries in the areas of Wang’uru and Sagana. In addition to Kyatu and Aragon, other members appointed…
In a heartwarming and unusual event at the Milimani Law Courts, a group of lawyers and a magistrate came together to rescue a housemaid from being jailed over a debt she couldn’t afford to pay. Their quick and compassionate actions turned what could have been a painful moment into a powerful display of kindness and humanity. The maid, who appeared in court virtually while carrying her baby, was facing a jail sentence for failing to clear a Ksh20,000 debt. She told Magistrate Justine Asiago that her monthly income was only Ksh5,000 and that she had no means of settling the…
Survivor of Chopper Crash That Killed Former CDF Ogolla Shares His Healing Journey Colonel Kasaine Ole Kuruta, one of the two survivors of the tragic helicopter crash that claimed the life of former Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), General Francis Ogolla, has opened up about his recovery and the life lessons he has learned since the devastating incident. Speaking during a moving memorial service held in honour of General Ogolla and the nine other Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) officers who perished in the crash, Colonel Kuruta reflected on the emotional and physical journey he has gone through. The service took…
Natembeya Fires Back at Cherargei Over Trans Nzoia Criticism Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has strongly hit back at Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei, telling him to mind his own county’s issues instead of interfering in the affairs of Trans Nzoia. During a recent interview on NTV, Natembeya accused Cherargei of attacking his leadership unfairly and advised the senator to focus on solving problems in Nandi County. The governor pointed out that Cherargei has his own political battles at home, which he should prioritize before commenting on the affairs of another county. “I really don’t understand why a senator from Nandi…
Matiang’i Returns to Kenya, Fuels Speculation of 2027 Presidential Run Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i arrived back in Kenya on the night of Thursday, April 17, sparking renewed speculation about his possible bid for the presidency in the 2027 General Election. Matiang’i touched down at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) at around 11:40 p.m., arriving aboard a Qatar Airways flight from Washington, D.C., with a stopover in Doha. The former powerful CS, who served in President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration, was warmly welcomed by a group of political allies. Among those present at the airport to receive him were Kisii…
Kenyan Court’s Urgent Action to Address Case Delays Chief Justice Martha Koome has praised the Vihiga High Court Station, located in Vihiga County, for its exceptional performance in minimizing case adjournments. This acknowledgment came during the Annual High Court Leaders Conference in Mombasa on Thursday, April 17. Koome highlighted that the Vihiga court has shown that efficient justice is possible when there is focused and intentional leadership. During her address, Koome responded to concerns raised by Kenyans regarding the backlog of cases and the delays in delivering judgments. She urged judicial officers to take inspiration from the Vihiga High Court…
Junet Slams President Ruto Over Diplomatic Appointments in Parliament Debate There was drama in Parliament on Thursday, April 17, as lawmakers engaged in a heated exchange over President William Ruto’s latest diplomatic appointments. The session, which focused on the vetting of individuals nominated for ambassadorial roles, turned tense as Minority Leader Junet Mohamed strongly criticised the President’s decisions. Junet, the Suna East MP, took issue with what he termed the “recycling of failed politicians” into lucrative diplomatic positions. Speaking passionately during the session, he condemned the government’s continued practice of appointing former politicians to key foreign service positions instead of…
