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Didmus Barasa, the current Member of Parliament for Kimilili, has officially declared his intentions to vie for the Bungoma County governor’s seat in the upcoming elections. He announced his plans after completing his second term as an MP, emphasizing that he wants to bring leadership closer to the people of Bungoma, rather than relying on external candidates. Barasa aims to build a legacy of improving infrastructure, particularly in education, and has cited his ongoing efforts in constructing storied buildings in local schools as evidence of his leadership vision​.​ However, Barasa’s political career has been marked by controversy. In the last…

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An incident at Timba XO nightclub, owned by the prominent political figure Oscar Sudi, has caused quite a stir after an angry motorist destroyed the club’s gate. The motorist, whose phone was reportedly stolen inside the club, reacted violently by ramming into the gate. While the exact details surrounding the motorist’s actions remain unclear, it has sparked widespread conversation both on social media and among locals in Eldoret. Timba XO is known for attracting a high-end clientele, and this act of destruction has left many speculating about whether the attack was driven by personal frustration or something more significant. Some…

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In Ruaka, a tragic road accident involving a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser LC300 valued at Ksh 20 million has shaken the community. The vehicle, driven by an unknown individual, struck and killed two pedestrians, a couple, as they were walking near the roadside. The accident, which occurred late at night, left the local residents in shock and grief. The driver is reported to have fled the scene immediately after the crash, which further fueled the outrage among onlookers. In response to the fatalities, a large group of angry residents gathered at the scene. Furious over the deaths and the…

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Many Kenyans are aware of the emotional moment when Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua supported a vendor in Mombasa, Asha Sidi Chengo, who was seen crying on a recent K24 broadcast. This interaction occurred during Gachagua’s visit to the Mama Ngina Waterfront, where he reconnected with her months after he first promised assistance for her business​ During their meeting, Gachagua expressed joy over Chengo’s progress, noting that her business was thriving and that her son had started secondary school. This visit highlighted Gachagua’s commitment to uplifting local vendors and supporting small businesses​. While Gachagua is often known for his candid remarks,…

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An eight-year-old girl left the Kabarnet Court in disbelief on Friday when she contradicted her mother’s claims that her father had defiled her. The girl appeared before Principal Magistrate Edward Mulochi in a case where her father was accused of repeatedly defiling her between January and September this year at their home in Barwessa, Baringo North. However, during her testimony, she clearly stated that no such incident had ever taken place. The child explained that she had once complained to her mother, Patricia Kibowen, about a stomach ache after eating undercooked local food known as ‘githeri’, which led to her…

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Jeremiah Kioni, Jubilee Party’s Secretary-General, recently made bold remarks during a public event, directly challenging President William Ruto. Kioni told Ruto not to set foot in Murang’a again, expressing discontent with his political strategies and accusing him of neglecting the region. Kioni emphasized that Murang’a did not want Ruto to seek a deputy president from their area, suggesting instead that he look for one in his hometown, Sugoi. This statement reflects ongoing tensions and dissatisfaction with Ruto’s influence in the region, particularly from leaders who feel he has failed to address local issues​. Kioni’s aggressive stance highlights the growing political…

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A bizarre incident occurred in Kitale, Trans Nzoia County, where a car wash attendant overturned a customer’s brand new Toyota Harrier shortly after the owner had left it for cleaning. According to reports, the attendant was attempting to move the vehicle when it flipped, causing severe damage. The owner, visibly shaken and frustrated, was captured in a video making a phone call, likely to the car wash’s manager, demanding immediate solutions for the costly mistake. He was heard lamenting the major loss he had incurred, questioning how the situation would be resolved​. After the accident, the car wash attendant fled…

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Phillip Okedi, a mathematics teacher, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for defiling his 6-year-old stepdaughter. The incident, which occurred in Ganze, Kilifi County, involved the teacher abusing the child, an act that came to light when the victim’s mother discovered the crime after leaving the child in his care. The court found Okedi guilty under Kenya’s Sexual Offences Act, highlighting the betrayal of trust as a significant factor in the sentencing. Okedi’s case illustrates the gravity of sexual offenses in Kenya, especially when the offender is a trusted figure such as a teacher. Courts have been firm in…

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Geoffrey Mosoria, an active figure in Eastlands, Nairobi, recently took a stand against noise pollution after receiving complaints from residents about loud disturbances from a local church. The church’s noise, which caused significant discomfort to the community, prompted Mosoria to demand stricter enforcement of noise control regulations. Following his efforts, he began receiving threats, leading him to seek police protection. Such threats often arise in situations where people challenge deeply ingrained social practices, even when acting within the law​. Mosoria’s advocacy highlights the challenges faced by public figures who push for reforms in urban areas. Noise pollution, particularly in residential…

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Central Imenti MP Moses Kirima has accused President William Ruto of misleading MPs on matters concerning the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. According to Kirima, many MPs were initially informed by the president that he had no involvement in impeachment efforts, but recent actions suggest otherwise. He further expressed disappointment, claiming Ruto’s stance was deceptive, and many lawmakers feel misled. The controversy stems from mounting pressure within Parliament, particularly from Mt. Kenya MPs, who believe Gachagua has outlived his political usefulness and should be removed from office. These MPs argue that the impeachment is necessary for their own political…

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