Category: Society

  • “Tumechoka kuona wasichana wengi,” Why Pipeline tenants want to evict “Kevo,”

    “Tumechoka kuona wasichana wengi,” Why Pipeline tenants want to evict “Kevo,”

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    Tenants said they don't want to see him aroundThere was drama in Pipeline after tenants at Kyengo building around Transami area demanded an eviction of a young man identified as Kevo over claims of bringing different women to his bedsitter daily.According to residents, the man who reportedly works online from home is said to host up to three different ladies in a single day, something that has caused tension within the apartment block.

  • Mathe wa Ngara

    Mathe wa Ngara

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    "Mathe wa Ngara", real name Nancy Indoveria Kigunzu, is a high-profile Kenyan businesswoman and suspected major drug dealer who gained widespread public attention following a massive anti-narcotics raid on her operations in Nairobi and Kiambu counties. The case captured the public's fascination primarily due to the discovery of Sh13.4 million (approx.

  • Inside Mandera Municipality El-Nino preparations

    Inside Mandera Municipality El-Nino preparations

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    The rains are expected from October to DecemberAs Kenya prepares for the October–December rainfall season, Mandera is among counties expected to receive above-average rainfall, with the Kenya Meteorological Service Authority forecasting the onset of the rains from the second and third weeks of October.The forecast has raised concerns over possible flash floods in parts of Mandera, where settlements around natural drainage channels and riparian areas have previously experienced flooding.

  • Kenya Met Forecasts 5 Days of Rain and Chilly Spells Across Nairobi, Coastal Counties

    Kenya Met Forecasts 5 Days of Rain and Chilly Spells Across Nairobi, Coastal Counties

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    The Kenya Meteorological Service (KMS) has issued a five-day weather advisory forecasting light to moderate rainfall and intermittent cold spells across several parts of the country from Sunday, September 20, to Thursday, September 24, 2026.Regional Rainfall ExpectationsCentral Highlands & Nairobi: Capital residents in Nairobi, along with neighbouring Kiambu, Murang’a, and Nyeri, are expected to experience light morning rains from Sunday through Tuesday, followed by light afternoon showers and intermittent sunny intervals later in the week.

  • NTSA Explains Why Wrecked and Scrapped Cars Remain on Government Registry

    NTSA Explains Why Wrecked and Scrapped Cars Remain on Government Registry

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    The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has clarified that vehicles written off in major crashes or permanently dismantled for scrap metal remain active in official government records unless their owners initiate a formal deregistration process.The clarification was issued following public inquiries questioning why wrecked automobiles are not automatically purged from national databases after severe accidents.

  • Investigations Reveal Cause of Samburu Chopper Crash That Killed 7

    Investigations Reveal Cause of Samburu Chopper Crash That Killed 7

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    A preliminary report from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Department (AAID) reveals that a helicopter crash at Mount Ololokwe in Samburu County was triggered by the aircraft striking an outcropping rock near the summit.The tragedy occurred around 9:13 a.m. on August 19, 2026, as the pilot manoeuvred close to the terrain to afford passengers opportunities for photography and sightseeing.

  • Court to divorcing politician: High earnings not proof of matrimonial property contribution

    Court to divorcing politician: High earnings not proof of matrimonial property contribution

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    A spouse's ability to earn a high income does not, in itself, prove that they contributed to the acquisition of matrimonial property, a family court has ruled.The court said financial contribution must be demonstrated through evidence of actual investment in the property, rather than inferred from a spouse's professional status or earning potential.

  • How to get caught: A criminal’s guide.: Part 1 MURDER CRIME REPORTED, LONDON, UK

    How to get caught: A criminal’s guide.: Part 1 MURDER CRIME REPORTED, LONDON, UK

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    Part One

    Mohamud Siyad Abdihakim and Monteiro Tariq Kennedy Mangal were gang members in London. On August 12, 2019 they were part of a group that attacked Alex Smith in a gang-related feud.

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    Alex was attacked as he walked out of a restaurant near Euston station in Wembley, London and stabbed at least two times. He died from the injuries.

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    Mohamud and Monteiro fled to Kenya immediately after the stabbing. They rented an apartment in Kilimani, and were living the good life, even boasting about it on social media.

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    International arrest warrants were issued against the two men. British authorities noticed something in the social media pages of the two men. A selfie. Next to an oven.

    One of the men taking a selfie beside a kenyan brand oven.

    The oven brand was not common to them, and further probing revealed that it is a brand mostly sold in Kenya. British authorities alerted Kenyan authorities, who traced the pair to an apartment in Kilimani. They effected an arrest, and deported Mohamud and Monteiro to the UK.

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    A UK court in May, 2023 sentenced both to life in prison. Under British law, Monteiro will serve a minimum of 24 years in prison. Mohamud will serve a minimum of 23 years.

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    But this was not the first time that criminals had slipped up in Kenya and led to their own arrest… Look out for Part 2

  • Missing file fuels fight over Salvation Army’s 964 acres

    Missing file fuels fight over Salvation Army’s 964 acres

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    A missing land file, a fresh invasion by armed goons and a court order protecting the property have plunged the Salvation Army Church into a new battle over 964 acres of land worth an estimated Sh4 billion.The church says armed men invaded the disputed property near Del Monte Kenya on September 5 and again on September 8, overpowering its security guards, subdividing the land and erecting beacons despite a court order restraining interference with its ownership and use of the property.

  • What Happens to Your License After a DUI?

    What Happens to Your License After a DUI?

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    A DUI can change your ability to drive long after the traffic stop ends. You may suddenly have to figure out whether you can drive to work, when you might get your full license back, and what requirements stand between you and reinstatement. Those questions can become especially confusing because DUI laws vary from one state to another.