Author: Judith Mwaura

Violence erupted on the campus of RVIST (Rift Valley Institute of Science and Technology) as students clashed with police officers during a protest against alleged mistreatment. The confrontation began when students, rallying against what they described as unfair administrative practices and poor living conditions, marched towards the institution’s main administration block. Chanting slogans and carrying placards, the protesters demanded immediate action from the school authorities to address their grievances. The situation escalated when the police, who had been called in to maintain order, attempted to disperse the gathering. Tear gas was fired into the crowd, and students responded by hurling…

The recent incident along Kikuyu Road where a policewoman was reportedly assaulted has raised significant concerns about the safety of law enforcement officers. According to eyewitnesses, the officer was attacked while on duty and, in a moment of self-defense, picked up a rock to fend off her assailants. This act of courage has sparked a broader conversation about the challenges faced by police officers, particularly women, in their line of duty. The altercation highlights the harsh realities and risks that police officers encounter daily. In this case, the officer’s quick thinking and resourcefulness in using a rock to protect herself…

The dawn broke quietly over Rongai, but the tranquility was deceptive. The lion, which had been a persistent menace to the community, prowled the outskirts of the village, eyeing its next target. For weeks, it had instilled fear among the residents, attacking livestock and occasionally threatening humans. Its reign of terror seemed unending until the dogs, loyal protectors of their territory, took a stand. That morning, as the lion encroached on a farm, the dogs sensed the impending danger. With barks that echoed through the fields, they rallied together, forming an unlikely but determined coalition. Their leader, a seasoned and…

The recent incident at St. Albert Kamito, where South Sudanese students were sent out of school, highlights a troubling example of ongoing nepotism and discrimination. This act of exclusion underscores the persistent challenges that marginalized communities face, even in educational institutions that should serve as sanctuaries of equality and learning. The decision to expel students based on their nationality is not only a stark violation of their rights but also a reflection of the deep-seated biases that continue to plague society. Nepotism, the practice of favoring relatives or close associates, often intersects with broader discriminatory practices, perpetuating systemic inequities. In…

The man, whose identity remains undisclosed, was apprehended in the early hours of the morning by local law enforcement. Authorities had been on high alert following a series of break-ins in the neighborhood. Upon his capture, he was found carrying an assortment of tools, including specialized equipment for manipulating door hinges. Intrigued by his method, the police decided to have him demonstrate his technique to better understand the security vulnerability he exploited. As he began his demonstration, it became clear that his skills were honed through extensive practice. He meticulously explained each step, from the selection of the tools to…

The incident quickly drew a crowd as onlookers watched in disbelief. Police were called to the scene, and upon arrival, they found the man in a state of disarray, seemingly unaware of the chaos he had caused. The manikin, originally part of a storefront display, was now at the center of an unexpected and disturbing spectacle. Authorities apprehended the man and escorted him away, while passersby captured the bizarre event on their phones. The footage soon went viral, sparking a wave of reactions online. People expressed a mix of shock, amusement, and concern over the man’s mental state. Discussions about…

recent altercation between traffic police and motorists has once again brought attention to the escalating tensions on the roads. The incident, which took place during a routine traffic check, quickly spiraled out of control. Eyewitnesses reported that what began as a disagreement over a traffic violation soon turned physical, with both parties engaging in aggressive behavior. This confrontation underscores the growing friction between law enforcement officers and the public, particularly in the context of traffic enforcement. The immediate aftermath of the fight was chaotic. Several motorists attempted to intervene, while others captured the incident on their mobile phones, leading to…

Corporal Jacob Ogendo revealed his struggles with back and ear pain after being assaulted by Ian Njoroge Ogendo shared his grief over the recent deaths of his mother-in-law, uncle, and cousin during a call with former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko Despite his injuries, Ogendo is unable to take time off due to financial constraints, making it challenging to rest and recover Ogendo expressed gratitude to Sonko for assisting with medical expenses, including purchasing medicine and getting an X-ray Nairobi – Corporal Jacob Ogendo has opened up about his life struggles following his assault by Ian Njoroge. Ogendo disclosed that he…

In recent years, the khat industry in Kenya has faced significant regulatory changes, particularly regarding Muguka, a variety of the stimulant plant. Muguka, known for its mild stimulating effects, has traditionally been sold and consumed fresh. However, following a ban on the sale of fresh khat leaves due to health concerns and potential misuse, producers in Mombasa have turned to innovative packaging methods to sustain the industry. Now, Muguka is being processed and packed similarly to tea leaves, providing a more regulated and controlled product for consumers. This shift to packaging Muguka as tea leaves marks a notable transformation in…

Eric Omondi’s protest on February 21, 2023, was a bold statement against the soaring cost of living in Kenya. The comedian, renowned for his satirical takes on social issues, led a group of demonstrators to Parliament, where they carried placards highlighting the rising prices of essential commodities like electricity and maize flour. Their grievances were clear: the financial burden on ordinary Kenyans was becoming unbearable. Omondi, dressed in chains and flanked by similarly attired protestors, symbolized the economic shackles that he claimed were holding the populace captive. As the protest unfolded, it quickly attracted attention, causing a significant disruption around…