Mary Wanjiru misled officers at Embakasi Police Station, claiming her ex-partner, Daniel King’ori, 46, had kidnapped an Eastleigh businesswoman.
Kenya features in the ENACT Africa Organised Crime Index, owing to its heroin market. It joins South Africa, Mozambique, and Tanzania as countries vulnerable to the destabilising effects of narcotics.
The main suspect is claimed to have orchestrated the plan with her husband, who is still on the run.
The police officer nonchalantly reached for the pistol strapped to his waist, cocked the gun, and then aimed and fired at a group of demonstrators.
Catherine Kerubo Mosweta is under investigation for allegedly stealing the newborn from Emily Mosweta, a Nairobi-based shoe shiner.
The suspect, Amanda’s uncle, stormed into the house, overpowered the house girl, and snatched the child before throwing her from the balcony.
The court noted that Kabu proved that, based on the published statements, his reputation was tarnished and his company lost clients.
Pavel Durov, Telegram co-founder, said he decided to distribute his estate now to all his children as his work involves a lot of risks.
Masinde Barasa and Duncan Kiprono, were charged with the shooting of hawker Boniface Kariuki along Moi Avenue during the June 17th protests.
Swaleh Sonko has issued an almost tearful public apology to Gen Z and retreated into self-imposed exile at his rural home in Homa Bay.
The lawyer was enjoying his favourite drinks when a stunning woman, later identified as Elizabeth Njoroge, approached him. She later spiked his drink.
Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) identified properties belonging to Okoth Obado and his associates for auction. The properties valued at Sh428 million are spread in Nairobi, Kisumu, and Migori.
An eyewitness said the slain police officer was attempting to remove the bike’s ignition key when the suspect drew a firearm and shot him in the neck.
UK rejected the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party leader’s visa application, declaring his presence was “not conducive to the public good.”
The case casts a stark light on the ongoing crisis of unsafe abortions, a largely silent epidemic that continues to claim the lives of countless women.
Nairobi's environment officer Geoffrey Mosiria arrested Burundian hawkers for illegal dumping as part of a wider city clean-up campaign.
Consequently, two agencies will now collect royalties on behalf of musicians and audio-visual rights holders through Unified Copyright Licenses.
The NPS has defended officers seen carrying laptops during Nairobi protests, stating the devices were recovered from looted shops and are now in police custody as investigations continue.
The cop, known for his community work, noted that his daughter had urged him to stay safe amidst growing public anger directed at police officers.
The father of Boniface Kariuki, a hawker shot by police during Nairobi protests, has spoken out as pressure mounts on authorities over police brutality.
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