The accused persons are further said to have conspired to defraud the complainant by falsely presenting themselves as legitimate business partners.
That day, the accused person met with the complainant after they separated following unresolved issues.
The said post is believed to have caused fear of violence and detrimentally affected Ngatia as it was grossly offensive to him and the people of the estate.
Dancun Owago and George Owago were charged for assaulting Samantha Owino on December 1 at their residence in Nairobi’s Mathare Kosovo
Ochieng shouted at them cautioning them against talking to two women who were seated at an adjacent table.
Lucy Nyaguthii, according to court documents, is accused of stealing electronics worth Sh378,000 from Musa Juma on September 20 last year.
The complainant told the court that last year, her daughter expressed a desire to travel to Qatar, where she had secured a job.
A businessman in Shauri Moyo, Nairobi, was arraigned in court for allegedly conspiring to kill a woman said to be his girlfriend.
Andreas Otieno (alias Jebril), was arrested by Mathare police officers after allegedly threatening to kill Tyson on February 25 in Mathare.
Nakundi is alleged to have asked the stated amount be paid in full before giving Mitaki full ownership of the account.
The suspect appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Joseph Karanja, who issued a directive for a mental assessment report to be prepared and presented in court.
The two first met online and became friends and later met physically for drinks at a club.
This was after the woman, F.P, told Dominick Mutsotso, that she was an orphan who had stopped going to school.
Peter Kinyanjui, according to court papers, assaulted N.O.O. aged 10, causing him injuries on the head.
According to the charge sheet, Tyson Shikoki Ochango and Loyd Munene Mwaniki on February 16, at Ruai in Nairobi’s Njiru Sub-County assaulted Brian Ombati.
Peter Kimuyu Njionji and Wenslaus Ngala Muhatia, are accused of obtaining Sh787,000 from Mercy Muthoni, with the promise of introducing her to a business venture involving diamonds.
A Nairobi teacher found himself in trouble after violently attacking his wife and throwing her out of their home for shaving their newborn’s hair
Odhiambo appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Paul Rotich, where he pleaded not guilty to the charges, insisting that he had merely ‘pushed’ his wife,
The complainant refused the cake, stating that he was fine with just his drinks, a gesture that seemed to offend the accused.
It is alleged that the wife grabbed him by the collar, and during the struggle, the complainant pushed her away, causing her to fall.
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