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President William Ruto addressed the nation from Mandera County, responding to the recent abduction of five chiefs by suspected Al-Shabaab militants. The chiefs were en route to a meeting in Elwak Town when their vehicle was hijacked in the Iresuki area. President Ruto assured the public that security agencies, led by the Kenya Defense Forces (KDF), are actively pursuing the perpetrators to ensure the safe return of the abducted officials. Emphasizing the government’s commitment to national security, President Ruto declared that Kenya will not surrender any part of its territory to criminals. He stated, “We are not going to cede…

The Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ) has issued a formal demand to Chief Justice Martha Koome, urging her to take immediate action in response to growing concerns about the Judiciary. The commission, commonly known as the Office of the Ombudsman, is particularly concerned about complaints regarding the conduct of certain judges and magistrates. In a press statement released on Tuesday, CAJ Chairperson Charles Dulo called on CJ Koome to resolve all outstanding complaints against the Judiciary without further delay. The commission also directed her to publish a detailed status report on these complaints across all Judiciary communication platforms and its…

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has uncovered a fraudulent scheme in which scammers are luring Kenyans into paying for fake upgrades of their Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results. On Tuesday, February 4, KNEC raised the alarm about a misleading social media post that urged parents and students to apply for grade upgrades and processing of KCSE certificates. The council made it clear that such services are illegal and warned the public against falling victim to these scams. Upon investigating the origin of the post, Kenyans.co.ke discovered that fraudsters were targeting individuals who sat for their KCSE exams…

Khalwale’s Nephew Among Three Killed in Kakamega Gold Mine Collapse A tragic incident in Shinyalu, Kakamega County, has left three people dead after a gold mine collapsed, trapping several miners underground. The heartbreaking news was confirmed on Tuesday by Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale, who revealed that one of the deceased was his nephew. According to the Senator, a total of 22 miners were inside the gold mine when it caved in. While 19 of them were successfully rescued, three did not survive. “I am currently in Machilisi village, Shinyalu Constituency, where a goldmine collapsed last night, trapping 22 men. So…

Oscar Sudi Explains How President Ruto Could Be Impeached Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has openly stated that President William Ruto risks impeachment if he promotes divisive politics rooted in tribalism. Speaking on Tuesday, February 4, Sudi warned that the country cannot afford to be dragged into tribal politics, as it would threaten national unity and development. “If William Ruto starts engaging in tribal politics, we will not hesitate to impeach him and send him home,” Sudi declared. The outspoken MP made these remarks while attending the funeral of Dwayne Mungai, a former employee at his entertainment joint. He…

Why Some Kenyans Might Avoid Trump’s Deportation Crackdown The United States is set to deport nearly three times the number of Kenyans it has removed over the past seven years, Newshub.co.ke has found. Data indicates that more Kenyans are being deported from the US compared to their neighbors in East Africa. However, new reports suggest that not all Kenyans caught in the immigration crackdown will be sent back home. According to NBC News, some individuals arrested as part of the mass deportation operation have been released back into the US under a government monitoring program. Citing five sources familiar with…

Investing in cryptocurrency can be an exciting journey, but many new investors often fall into common pitfalls that can lead to significant losses. From security issues to lacking a proper understanding of how crypto markets work, these mistakes can be costly for beginners. Here’s a list of common mistakes and practical tips to help you avoid them. Key Takeaways: 1. Lack of Basic Crypto Knowledge The hype around Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies might be alluring, but it’s essential to understand how these digital assets work before jumping in. Investing without understanding the mechanics of cryptocurrencies, such as how blockchain technology…

Investing in cryptocurrency beyond Bitcoin or Ethereum can be tricky, especially for beginners. Unlike traditional investing, cryptocurrency requires a different approach. You’ll need to know where to get reliable information, how to analyze different coins, and understand their potential for growth before making an investment. Key Takeaways Where to Discover New Cryptocurrencies Before diving in, it’s important to ask yourself a few key questions: The cryptocurrency landscape can be overwhelming and confusing. With so many scams and the lack of clear, reliable criteria for evaluating investments, many potential investors may hesitate. Despite these challenges, cryptocurrencies can still be a valuable…

Over the past few years, cryptocurrency has firmly established itself as a major player in the financial markets, competing for a place in the investment portfolios of individuals and institutions alike. However, for those new to crypto investments, understanding the current market trends and making informed decisions can be quite challenging. To help simplify the process, we have compiled a list of ten well-recognized cryptocurrencies in this blog post. This selection is based on extensive internal research and should not be considered financial advice. We strongly encourage investors to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions in the crypto…

President William Ruto has taken strong action after five chiefs were abducted in Mandera. The abductions occurred on Monday while the chiefs were traveling to a security meeting in preparation for the President’s upcoming visit. Speaking during his tour of Mandera on Tuesday, Ruto issued clear instructions to national security agencies to ensure the swift and safe return of the kidnapped chiefs. The President also strongly criticized the al Shabaab militants, accusing them of bypassing security checkpoints to enter the country and carry out the attacks. Despite the heightened security situation, Ruto chose to address the crowd in Mandera from…