Author: Judith Mwaura

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Judith Mwaura is a dedicated journalist specializing in current affairs and breaking news. She is passionate about delivering accurate, timely, and well-researched stories on politics, business, and social issues. Her commitment to journalism ensures readers stay informed with engaging and impactful news.

Have you been searching for genuine online jobs? There is a wide range of online jobs in Kenya you can consider. The internet has completely changed how people make money in Kenya. Did you know you can actually make money online even using your mobile phone and get paid through Mpesa? Currently, there are various internet opportunities Kenyans have such as copy writing, writing blogs, academic writing, transcription and even online paid opinions in Kenya (surveys). We will be focusing on online surveys in Kenya. You can actually take part in paid surveys in Kenya and earn from home. To…

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The rules of the Boda Boda Operators Association of Pader Town Council prohibit members from engaging in sexual relations with the spouses of their fellow members. However, Okot Geoffrey Amuti was found guilty of breaking the law after having an affair with his colleague’s wife The chairman of the party’s disciplinary committee warned the public against using Amuti’s motorcycle A boda boda driver has been suspended for three months for allegedly violating the rules of the Boda Boda Association of Pader Town Council. What specific law did Geoffrey Amuti break? On Wednesday, May 22, Okot Geoffrey Amuti was found guilty…

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Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya attended this year’s Madaraka Day celebrations at Masinde Muliro Stadium despite initially claiming he was not invited Natembeya’s attendance was notable as he had alleged that some individuals at the event did not want him there due to his outspoken nature The event saw participation from several Western Kenya region governors, including Wilber Khasilwa Ottichilo (Vihiga), Paul Otuoma (Busia), and Fernandes Barasa (Kakamega) Other governors in attendance included Wisley Rotich (Elgeyo Marakwet), Jonathan Bii (Uasin Gishu), Irungu Kang’ata (Murang’a), and Simba Arati (Kisii) Bungoma – Trans Nzoia governor George Natembeya has graced this year’s Madaraka…

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A man in his early 40s was shocked to find a whopping £122k (over KSh 22.3 million) in his account, which previously had just £1 (KSh 180) When he reported to the bank about the unexpected credit alert, he was first told by the financial institution that the money was his The man said he was stunned the bank allowed him to move the money to another account but then received another update from them within a day A 41-year-old man, identified as Urslaan Khan, went to bed with just £1 (KSh 180) but woke up to find £122k (over…

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The wreckage of the tuk-tuk from the scene in Makongeni indicated a nasty crash that a human would hardly survive According to locals, the trike with four occupants rammed into a speeding passenger bus en route to Garissa All the occupants of the tuk-tuk died on the spot; their bodies were ferried to the General Kago morgue in Thika ahead of an autopsy A horrific crash on the Thika-Garissa Highway claimed four lives on Thursday, May 30. A speeding bus crashed into the trike, killing its operator and three passengers, Citizen TV reported. The deceased quartet’s bodies were ferried from…

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Identified as Joel Ssenyonga, the cab operator approached the said woman whom she convinced to go to his house All was well until she got unconscious in the course of their escapades, dying moments later with the helpless man looking on He was arrested and detained ready to face a murder charge after police learnt he planned to dispose of the body with the help of his friend Uganda: Police in central of Kenya’s western neighbour are holding a man in whose custody a woman died. Identified as Joel Ssenyonga, the taxi driver was arrested after his friend tipped off…

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A woman was in a matatu when a pastor boarded it and started preaching, to her chagrin The annoyed young woman confronted the preacher, accusing him of interfering with her peaceful commute The video divided social media users, with some urging her to buy her vehicle and stop using public means A video of a woman’s heated exchange with a preacher in a matatu has divided opinion on social media. Read Also Why did woman confront matatu preacher? Alivina Gachugu took on the preacher, accusing him of disrupting and interfering with her peaceful commute. Gachugu dived on a rant over…

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The double tragedy that unfolded in Gitaru, Kikuyu, marks a devastating day for the community, as two separate incidents claimed lives and caused significant destruction. The collapse of a building on unsuspecting individuals and the eruption of a fire engulfing a car on the road illustrate the sudden and unpredictable nature of such calamities. The collapse of the building likely resulted in injuries and fatalities, with rescue efforts undoubtedly underway to assist those trapped beneath the rubble. Such incidents serve as stark reminders of the importance of adhering to building safety regulations and conducting regular maintenance checks to prevent structural…

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The recent warning issued by a chief in Vihiga County to the Officer Commanding Police Division (OCPD) has sparked attention and raised questions about the relationship between local authorities and law enforcement agencies. The chief’s statement, “OCPD staki kuskia kelele, Naongea kwa niaba ya Rais” (Swahili for “I don’t want to hear any noise from the OCPD, I speak on behalf of the President”), indicates a significant assertion of authority and suggests tensions or dissatisfaction with the OCPD’s actions. Such a statement implies that the chief perceives themselves as having a direct line of communication with higher authorities, perhaps feeling…

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The recent arrest of four Burundian nationals alongside one Kenyan in Kisii County has drawn attention to potential organized criminal activities within the region. The apprehension occurred at Nyakongo Estate, where authorities discovered the group in possession of a significant haul of 151 mobile phones, believed to have been stolen. This discovery raises concerns about the scale and sophistication of illicit operations in the area. Of the confiscated devices, 60 were identified as M-Kopa mobile phones, indicating a targeted theft aimed at disrupting essential services provided by such technology. M-Kopa devices are crucial for off-grid households, providing solar-powered systems and…

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