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Following his recent impeachment, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua expressed frustration over the circumstances leading to his removal and urged leaders to harness the momentum used against him to serve the people more effectively. Gachagua’s remarks reflect his view that the political energy could be better spent addressing issues affecting Kenyan citizens. He has maintained that his downfall stemmed from his honesty in confronting the government on sensitive matters, such as housing policies and taxation, which he believes were not always in the public’s best interest​. In the aftermath of his impeachment, Gachagua has faced substantial legal and political challenges,…

In a disturbing incident in Narok, two men were arrested for allegedly slaughtering a dog with the intent of using its meat to make mutura (a popular Kenyan sausage) and samosas, intended for sale. The men were apprehended after a tip-off from concerned locals, leading authorities to act quickly. The incident raised alarm in the community, as such cases are highly unusual and have shocked residents who view dogs as pets rather than food sources​. This arrest adds to a trend of similar cases across Kenya, where there have been sporadic reports of vendors using dog meat in food products,…

Authorities in Nairobi are investigating the discovery of human bones outside the gates of Lang’ata Cemetery, a site already known for its eerie reputation among locals. The finding has raised concerns about the origins of these remains, as de-fleshed bones in a cemetery area hint at possible illegal activities, such as body part trafficking or improper handling of remains. The bones were discovered near one of Nairobi’s most frequented burial grounds, which despite being declared full over two decades ago, continues to see daily burials due to limited alternatives​ Lang’ata Cemetery, spanning around 120 acres, has become notorious over the…

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua recently attended a funeral service at the Kiamwathi Anglican Church in Kirinyaga County, where he paid his respects to 17 residents who had tragically lost their lives after consuming toxic illicit alcohol. In his address, Gachagua voiced strong criticisms toward the Judiciary, blaming it for leniency in handling cases of illegal alcohol production, which he argued has worsened the issue. He called for stronger intervention, suggesting that local governments should have greater power to combat the problem in their communities​. The incident has brought to light the devastating effects of illegal alcohol in the region,…

During the swearing-in ceremony for Professor Kithure Kindiki as Deputy President at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), tension and chaos arose as segments of the crowd openly expressed dissent by chanting “Riggy G,” a popular nickname for the ousted Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The chants indicated strong support for Gachagua among attendees, highlighting a division among those resistant to Kindiki assuming the role. This division surfaced shortly after Gachagua’s impeachment and the swift nomination of Kindiki, adding fuel to the tension on the day of the ceremony​. The chaos surrounding Kindiki’s swearing-in has roots in a series of legal…

A serious accident recently occurred on the busy Bungoma-Malaba Highway involving a Royal Liner bus and a large fuel tanker. According to preliminary reports, the accident led to a deadly fire after the two vehicles collided, causing substantial damage to both. Tragically, at least one fatality was confirmed, with more details on casualties and injuries yet to be fully established as emergency responders worked to manage the scene. The highway, known for frequent heavy traffic and significant trucking activity, experienced considerable delays due to the incident. The collision reportedly happened early in the day, and eyewitnesses at the scene described…

The swearing-in ceremony for Kenya’s new Deputy President Kithure Kindiki took place at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), drawing prominent political leaders and high-ranking officials. President William Ruto was present to witness the occasion, showing visible camaraderie with Kindiki. The two were seen exchanging warm gestures, reflecting their strong political alliance. This event marked Kindiki’s transition from his prior role as Interior Cabinet Secretary to Deputy President after his nomination was endorsed by the National Assembly following the impeachment of Rigathi Gachagua​. ​Many MPs who had supported Kindiki’s nomination also attended the ceremony. Among them were key allies of…

Recently, Kenyan President William Ruto exercised his executive power to pardon 37 individuals convicted of serious offenses, including corruption. This decision, made under the Power of Mercy Act and recommended by the Advisory Committee on the Power of Mercy, has sparked varied reactions. Among those pardoned was former Kenya Medical Research Institute director Dr. Davy Koech, who had served part of a six-year sentence for the fraudulent acquisition of KSh 19.3 million from public funds​. The pardon also included several individuals convicted of violent crimes, including murder and robbery. The decision to pardon individuals with such severe offenses has been…

Thousands of Kenyans gathered at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) to witness the swearing-in of Deputy President Kithure Kindiki. Many citizens, along with government officials, arrived early, some traveling from different regions to be part of this historic event. This mass turnout highlighted public interest in the new deputy president’s official entry into office, marking a significant moment in the country’s political landscape. KICC accommodated both seated and standing attendees, with an estimated 10,000 individuals joining to witness Kindiki’s official assumption of office. Approximately 3,000 guests were seated, while the remaining 7,000 stood outside to show their support. The…

After his recent swearing-in, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki committed to supporting President William Ruto’s vision for Kenya. In his inaugural speech at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Kindiki expressed deep gratitude to Ruto, describing himself as a long-time “political student” of the president. He pledged his loyalty and support, stating his intent to work closely with Ruto to navigate the responsibilities of governance and address national challenges. Kindiki emphasized that he sees this role as a high honor and intends to serve with dedication and faithfulness, promising to lessen Ruto’s burdens where possible​. Kindiki also highlighted his commitment to continuity,…