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Bradley Marongo, now widely known as the “Gen Z Goliath,” has drawn national attention due to his extraordinary height of 8.2 feet. The 27-year-old father of two, who works as a tout in Nairobi, initially gained fame during anti-government protests when his towering presence went viral. His height has made him a social media sensation, attracting both admiration and curiosity. Despite the attention, Marongo faces everyday challenges, like finding clothes and shoes that fit, particularly his size 48 footwear which needs to be custom-made. Recently, Marongo’s fame surged further after a video of him participating in the viral “Hozambee Challenge”…

Nairobi residents who are in the habit of urinating in public and littering have found themselves in trouble as the county government has begun a strict crackdown in the Central Business District (CBD). City enforcement officers arrested several people in the operation, catching many by surprise. One man was apprehended while urinating against a wall, trying to shield himself, unaware that county officials were watching him. The crackdown is being enforced under The Nairobi Public Nuisance Act 2021, which imposes tough penalties on those found breaking the law. Under this act, anyone caught urinating or defecating in public faces a…

In Uasin Gishu County, another job scandal has shaken residents, with over 300 people reportedly falling victim to a con scheme. The victims were allegedly asked to pay Ksh 350,000 each with promises of lucrative job placements abroad. Many believed the offer was genuine and raised the funds, only to later realize they had been duped. The incident has sparked outrage among the affected families, some of whom sold property or took loans to meet the payment demands. According to reports, those involved in the scheme presented themselves as having strong connections with international companies, offering high-paying positions in various…

A trending video has surfaced showing a shocking daylight robbery at a matatu stage in Nairobi. In the clip, a man is surrounded and robbed by several individuals as bystanders look on, seemingly helpless. The incident highlights the rising insecurity in some parts of the city, where brazen criminals operate even in broad daylight without fear of being caught. What stands out in the video is the apparent indifference of the crowd, with many choosing to mind their own business rather than intervening or alerting the authorities. This kind of behavior reflects a growing sense of fear and mistrust among…

Earlier today on Kiambu Road near Thindigua, a shocking accident involving a Subaru left many shaken. The vehicle, reportedly speeding, veered off the road and rolled multiple times before coming to a halt in a badly damaged state. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with debris scattered across the road and the car’s body almost unrecognizable. The accident occurred in an area known for high traffic and frequent crashes, raising concerns about road safety. Emergency responders arrived swiftly at the scene, assisting in the rescue operation. Fortunately, despite the severity of the wreckage, the driver was quickly taken to the…

The scene where President William Ruto is seen helping a “Mama mboga” (a small-scale vegetable vendor) fetch water became highly publicized during his campaign. At the time, it was portrayed as a gesture of solidarity with ordinary Kenyans, emphasizing his “hustler” narrative and commitment to uplifting the common mwananchi (citizen). Ruto’s team used such moments to position him as someone who understood the daily struggles of Kenyans and was ready to address them if elected. However, many Kenyans now view these acts as mere political theatrics designed to attract votes. Critics argue that after securing the presidency, Ruto has largely…

President William Ruto’s visit to Nandi Hills is a stark illustration of the rising discontent among the local population. Once a bastion of support for his political journey, the region’s reception during his latest address indicates a shift in attitudes. The president faced a disinterested and frustrated crowd that walked away before he could finish his speech, leaving him speaking to what seemed like empty hills. This behavior is becoming increasingly common in areas where people feel their needs are ignored despite being loyal supporters during elections. The growing disillusionment stems from what locals see as repetitive pledges that have…

A video that went viral recently shows two young women in their 20s being beaten with a pipe during a church service in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. The incident took place at the Endumisweni Faith Mission in Mdantsane and has sparked widespread outrage on social media and beyond. The video captures one of the girls pleading for forgiveness while being subjected to the beating by a church leader. The church has defended this act, claiming that corporal punishment is a method they use to discipline members. The woman seen in the video, Tshidi Spampul-Mnyatama, argued that such actions are…

Recent news regarding Imenti House in Nairobi has created a lot of attention, particularly after rumors surfaced that the property had been sold to someone linked to the government. However, the owners have come forward to clarify that these claims are untrue. The building remains under the ownership of the Meru Central Coffee Cooperative Union (MCCCU), which has been managing the property since acquiring it in 1975. The recent commotion involved the eviction of over 200 tenants on August 15, 2024, which fueled speculation about the sale. This action was taken after a court order allowed MCCCU to auction the…

President William Ruto recently made headlines by launching a posho mill in Kisii County. The mill is intended to help the local community access affordable maize flour, a staple food for many Kenyan households. The move was part of Ruto’s strategy to reach grassroots communities, addressing their daily needs. Although Kisii isn’t a stronghold for Ruto politically, his decision to launch this project there was seen as an attempt to showcase himself as a leader for all Kenyans, irrespective of regional or political affiliations. The launch has sparked mixed reactions, with some viewing it as a genuine effort to support…