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121 Stamps Recovered from Suspected Mastermind of the Kes1.6 Billion Bomet Fraud The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) recently seized 121 “official” stamps belonging to various companies from Bomet Roads Engineer Victor Kipkemoi Cheruiyot, who is suspected to be at the center of a Kes1.6 billion fraud case. This operation, which implicates several high-ranking officials including CEC members and chief officers, led to the arrest of multiple individuals by EACC on Thursday. Engineer Cheruiyot reportedly fled the scene during a search operation, leaving detectives behind in his residence. The search revealed a fully established office within his home, where investigators…

President William Ruto recently addressed Kenyans, calling for unity amidst political tensions around the possible impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Speaking at the Tobong’u Lore Turkana Festival, Ruto emphasized his commitment to fostering a unified Kenya, free from divisive or tribal politics. He urged Kenyans to come together, regardless of differences, for the greater good of the nation. Ruto highlighted his recent steps towards inclusivity, pointing out his decision to incorporate opposition leaders into his government. He described this move as part of a broader strategy to establish a coalition representing diverse perspectives, signaling his dedication to national unity.…

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua recently issued a strong warning to President William Ruto, stressing that the people of the Mt. Kenya region will not forget how he was treated, nor the attempts to oust him through impeachment. Speaking on Sunday, October 27, during a church service at Saint James ACK Cathedral in Kiambu County, Gachagua revealed that he would eventually disclose everything that happened behind the scenes, though he would stay quiet for now. He emphasized that while forgiveness may be possible, the memory of past actions will endure, recalling past hardships faced by Kenyans, including during the colonial…

Chuka University in Kenya is currently experiencing significant unrest as students protest the handling of a recent student council election and grievances over financial management. This protest escalated after claims of election irregularities, particularly accusations that election processes lacked transparency, prompting some students to engage in destructive acts, including setting a university bus on fire and looting local businesses. The university administration responded by closing the campus indefinitely, mandating that students vacate the premises to prevent further violence​. This demonstration at Chuka University is part of a broader wave of disruptions affecting Kenya’s higher education sector. Alongside student protests, lecturers…

Recently, students at Chuka University in Kenya reportedly staged a significant demonstration, escalating to the occupation of a local petrol station. According to sources, the students not only took over the station but also allegedly hacked into fuel services, declaring “Comrades Power” on the station’s surfaces as a mark of their presence. This act, marked by graffiti and slogans, reflected deep-seated frustration and a sense of empowerment among the students, hinting at potential grievances with university policies or wider socio-economic concerns affecting student life​. The protest reflects a broader pattern of student-led activism within Kenyan universities, where issues like unfair…

Protests erupted in Ololunga, just past Narok along the route to Bomet, where residents have blocked the main road, causing significant traffic disruptions on both sides. This demonstration is linked to ongoing frustrations over a recent accident in the area, where locals are calling for increased road safety measures and justice for victims. The blockade is part of a broader trend in the region, where roads have frequently been shut down as locals demand action from authorities on various social issues, including traffic safety and accountability for public officials​. The traffic delays have left many travelers stranded, with residents showing…

Chuka University in Kenya is currently experiencing significant unrest as students protest the handling of a recent student council election and grievances over financial management. This protest escalated after claims of election irregularities, particularly accusations that election processes lacked transparency, prompting some students to engage in destructive acts, including setting a university bus on fire and looting local businesses. The university administration responded by closing the campus indefinitely, mandating that students vacate the premises to prevent further violence​. This demonstration at Chuka University is part of a broader wave of disruptions affecting Kenya’s higher education sector. Alongside student protests, lecturers…

Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse recently intensified his campaign against Kenya’s Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, presenting a detailed impeachment motion in Parliament. The move accuses Gachagua of violating his constitutional oath and displaying conduct deemed unbecoming for a leader of his position. Mutuse’s motion includes eleven charges, such as allegedly inciting ethnic divisions, undermining government cohesion, and engaging in corrupt activities. Among the most controversial are claims that Gachagua has made incendiary statements, especially his comments likening the government to a “company” that should serve certain “shareholders” over others. This rhetoric, Mutuse argues, fosters ethnic discord, which could have serious…

Mwengi Mutuse, the current MP for Kibwezi West in Makueni County, recently made waves by acquiring a helicopter, signaling his serious intent to vie for the Makueni gubernatorial seat in the 2027 elections. This move is part of a broader political strategy, as Mutuse prepares to expand his outreach across the county. Known for his efforts in local development, Mutuse has advocated for infrastructure, water, and environmental projects, which he intends to elevate to a countywide level if elected governor. With a strong background in law, holding both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree from the University of Nairobi, Mutuse…

Mumias East MP Peter Salasya has gained attention for his outspoken criticism across Kenya’s political spectrum, including his critiques of President William Ruto, opposition leaders, and private companies involved in government affairs. Salasya has accused President Ruto of prioritizing religious displays over economic reforms, arguing that increased taxation and the removal of subsidies are worsening the public’s financial strain. He voiced disappointment in the President’s religious rallies, suggesting they are used as distractions from unmet promises to reduce Kenya’s high cost of living and promote economic growth​. Salasya hasn’t spared opposition leaders either, particularly Raila Odinga, whom he accuses of…