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On January 6, 17-year-old Reuben Mbatha was sent to deliver KSh 17,000 to a nearby M-Pesa shop. He has never been seen again.
Desperate Search for Missing Teen: Nairobi Father Appeals to Son’s Friends for Help Nairobi – The family of 17-year-old Reuben Mbatha has been living in agony for over three months after he mysteriously disappeared. His father, George Nzivo, is now making an urgent plea to his son’s friends and schoolmates, hoping they can help locate him and bring him home. How Did Reuben Mbatha Go Missing? Reuben, a Form Four student at St Joseph’s Boys High School in Kitale, vanished on January 6 while running an errand for his mother in Dandora Phase 5, Nairobi. He had been sent to…
In today’s rapidly changing startup ecosystem, innovation is essential for survival and success. One of the most groundbreaking advancements in recent years is the emergence of crypto loans, offering a fresh way for entrepreneurs to secure funding. This article explores how startups can make the most of crypto loans, especially through platforms like CoinRabbit, to support their growth and development. What Are Crypto Loans? Crypto loans are a modern type of loan where individuals or businesses use their cryptocurrency holdings as collateral. Unlike traditional loans that require detailed credit checks and extensive paperwork, crypto loans are designed to be much…
Kenya has become a hub for cryptocurrency and blockchain innovation in Africa, with numerous Web3 startups emerging and making a significant impact in the country’s tech scene. These startups are particularly active in the payments and lending sectors, using blockchain technology to tackle local challenges, improve financial inclusion, and place Kenya at the forefront of the global Web3 revolution. Key Highlights: While Kenya is home to over 40 Web3 startups, here are the top five that are driving substantial change: 1. Pezesha Founded in 2017 by Hilda Moraa, Pezesha is a digital lending platform that connects small and medium-sized enterprises…
Crowd Walks Out at Ruto’s Event in Tharaka Nithi A surprising and rather dramatic scene unfolded at President William Ruto’s rally in Tharaka Nithi on Friday, April 4, when a significant portion of the crowd walked out while the president observed. The incident took place when Kimani Ichung’wah, the Kikuyu Member of Parliament and Majority Leader, took to the stage to address the gathering. Footage shared with Newshub.co.ke shows that as soon as Ichung’wah began speaking, the crowd began to disperse and leave the event. Interestingly, the footage was initially captured in a wide-angle, but as the crowd started to…
Kenya Power & Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced scheduled power interruptions in various parts of the country on Friday, April 4, 2025. The outages will allow for essential maintenance work to improve service reliability. Affected Regions According to a statement released on Thursday, April 3, Kenya Power detailed the specific areas that will experience temporary power cuts: North Rift Region Several areas in Turkana County will be affected, including Lokichar, Kakong, Kalemngorok, Keekunyuk, Katilu, KWS, and Kaputir. Residents and businesses in these locations should expect power interruptions from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Western Region (Kakamega County) In Kakamega County,…
President William Ruto has stepped in to address concerns over bursary distribution in counties, issuing fresh orders to Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba. On Thursday afternoon, while speaking in Murang’a County, Ruto directed CS Ogamba to convene a meeting with governors to resolve the bursary distribution issue and ensure students continue receiving financial aid. The Head of State instructed Ogamba and Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata to urgently bring together all governors and agree on a framework that allows counties to continue issuing bursaries to needy students. Ruto expressed his full support for county bursary programs, stating that both the national…
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has suffered a political setback after one of his most loyal supporters, Maragua MP Mary Wamaua, switched allegiance to President William Ruto. On Thursday, April 3, Wamaua reshaped the political dynamics in Central Kenya by publicly endorsing President Ruto. Speaking during the Head of State’s visit to Nyandarua, she admitted that she had made a mistake by backing Gachagua in the past. While addressing the crowd, Wamaua revealed that she had been in discussions with Deputy President Kithure Kindiki since November 2024. “Professor Kithure Kindiki is a close friend of mine. Mr. President, I know…
Former Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Justin Muturi, has made shocking claims that President William Ruto tried to force him into signing a questionable Ksh129 billion deal with Russian investors while he was still at the airport. According to Muturi, the deal, valued at $1 billion (equivalent to Ksh129 billion), was meant to fund the planting of three billion trees as part of the government’s larger initiative to plant 15 billion trees. However, he alleges that Ruto pressured him to approve the agreement immediately, without giving him a chance to go through the details. Muturi explained that the incident happened…
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has called on Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja to either issue a public apology or step down after he was seen attending a political event hosted by President William Ruto on Wednesday, April 2. According to LSK President Faith Odhiambo, Kanja made a serious mistake by participating in the rally, arguing that his actions violated the Constitution, which requires him to remain politically neutral. “We urge Mr. Kanja to resign from his position as Inspector General and make way for a leader who is committed to serving all Kenyans impartially, without favoring any…
Several students were injured on Friday morning after a 14-seater matatu they were traveling in was involved in an accident at Witeithie, Kiambu County. Eyewitnesses reported that the students, believed to be from Mugoiri Girls High School, were on their way home for the April holiday when the matatu lost control. The vehicle veered off the road and landed in a ditch. Upon witnessing the accident, local residents quickly rushed to the scene and helped rescue the injured students from the wreckage. They then transported them to a nearby hospital for medical attention. While the exact number of students involved…
