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Nuru Okanga, a well-known political enthusiast, was given a hero’s welcome in his village after returning with a brand-new posho mill. This heartwarming reception was marked by a grand escort of boda boda riders, who accompanied him in a jubilant procession. Okanga stood proudly at the back of a lorry that carried the posho mill, basking in the cheers and excitement of his community. The posho mill was a generous gift from Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi, who had pledged to assist Okanga in a significant way. During a live interview on the Obinna Show on August 19, Sudi made a…

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A shocking incident unfolded on Jogoo Road near the Uchumi stage, where a matatu from the Embassava Sacco and its passengers were attacked by a notorious roadside tout, commonly referred to as a “Kamagera.” The confrontation began when the Kamagera, part of a group infamous for extorting money from matatu crews, approached the matatu as it made a routine stop to drop off a passenger. The tout demanded payment from the conductor, but the crew stood firm and refused to comply with his demands. This refusal sparked the Kamagera’s fury, leading him to turn violent. He viciously attacked the conductor,…

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The family of Teresia Ndunge is deeply mourning her untimely death following the tragic Nithi Bridge accident that claimed 12 lives, including members of the Vision Group. The atmosphere at her home in Rongai is heavy with grief, especially for her son, Dennis Makau, who is struggling to come to terms with the loss of his beloved mother. Dennis shared his heart-wrenching experience, recalling the last moments he communicated with Teresia. He spoke of a disturbing premonition that had left him unusually anxious, prompting him to check on his mother repeatedly. “Her final message to me was, ‘We are on…

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Today, a traffic police officer was injured in an altercation with a matatu crew on River Road, Nairobi. The incident occurred when the officer tried to enforce traffic regulations, but things escalated quickly as the matatu crew resisted, leading to a physical confrontation. The crew reportedly attacked the officer with blunt objects, causing injuries that required medical attention. The injured officer was later treated and discharged. The matatu crew involved in the altercation fled the scene, abandoning their vehicle, which has since been impounded by the police. Authorities have launched a manhunt for the suspects, who are now on the…

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Residents of Mombasa were left in shock when a TukTuk was seen driving itself along one of the busy streets. The incident sparked various theories, with some speculating that it could be connected to supernatural activities or rituals. Given the strong cultural and spiritual beliefs in the region, many were quick to associate the self-driving TukTuk with local rituals or even witchcraft. Such incidents, where inanimate objects or vehicles appear to operate on their own, are often viewed with suspicion and can stir up fear and fascination in communities. While there might be practical explanations—such as a mechanical failure or…

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The situation in Kisumu is currently tense due to ongoing protests by teachers and students. The unrest stems from a broader strike led by the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), despite the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) having called off their planned strike. KUPPET members are demanding resolutions to unresolved issues, which has led to significant disruptions in schools, including closures and halted learning activities. The strike has not only affected teachers but has also drawn in students, who have joined the demonstrations in solidarity with their teachers. These demonstrations are part of a larger wave…

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Activist Julius Kamau was forcibly removed from a courtroom after causing a significant disruption during a court session. Kamau interrupted the proceedings in a case involving activist Boniface Mwangi and four others, who were facing charges related to participating in anti-government demonstrations organized by Gen Z activists. The case, which has drawn considerable public attention, is part of a broader protest movement against the rising cost of living and new government taxes. During the court session, Kamau reportedly began shouting, leading to his ejection from the courtroom by security personnel. This disruption followed a series of dramatic events surrounding the…

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A recent incident in Limuru, Kenya, involving a Range Rover driver who fueled up to Ksh. 10,500 and drove off without paying has put a fuel station attendant in a difficult situation. The driver, after receiving the fuel, sped off, leaving the attendant accountable for the unpaid amount. Consequently, the station management has reportedly decided to deduct the amount from the attendant’s salary, which has raised concerns about the fairness of this action. Such occurrences highlight the vulnerability of workers in service industries, where they may bear the brunt of financial losses caused by customers’ actions. The matter has sparked…

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Recently, a shocking incident involving a Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) truck with registration number KBL 176G caused outrage among Kenyans. The truck driver, reportedly under the influence of alcohol, was seen recklessly driving on public roads, putting numerous lives at risk. This incident highlights a growing concern in Kenya about the increasing number of road accidents, many of which are attributed to drunk driving. In Kenya, road accidents have surged significantly in 2024. According to the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), there has been a worrying rise in road fatalities and injuries compared to previous years. Between…

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Marsabit County, located in Northern Kenya, has experienced ongoing conflict and tensions primarily due to ethnic rivalries, resource scarcity, and political disputes. The region is home to diverse communities, including the Borana, Gabra, and Rendille, who have often clashed over grazing lands, water resources, and political representation. Given the history of such conflicts, it’s not uncommon for local leaders to face hostility when residents feel their grievances are not being addressed or when they perceive that the leadership has failed to protect their interests. This underlying tension could have contributed to the incident involving MP Joseph Kukuton’s vehicle being damaged.

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