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Elder Ras Lojuron Kennedy Aggrey Jaden who is the chairman of Rastafari Society of Kenya is dead. Ras Lojuron, a son of the late South Sudanese politician Aggrey Jaden, and who has been living in Kenya, passed away last week after a period of illness, his friends and family said. Elder Ras Lojuron was a towering figure in Kenya’s cultural and spiritual landscape and revered for his lifelong dedication to the Rastafari movement. He left behind a legacy that has inspired generations of Rastafarians across Africa and beyond. He was widely known for his commanding presence and unwavering commitment to…

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Gospel artist Alex Nyachonga Apoko, popularly known as Ringtone, was on Thursday May 15 arraigned at the Milimani Law Courts alongside his co-accused Alfred Juma Ayora over allegations of defrauding a businesswoman of a parcel of land valued at Sh50 million. The two were charged with three counts including conspiracy to defraud, forgery, and perjury, in connection to a property located in the Karen area of Nairobi. According to court documents, the accused allegedly conspired to fraudulently acquire land parcel number NAIROBI/BLOCK, measuring approximately 0.1908 hectares, belonging to Terresia Adhiambo Odhiambo. Prosecutors said that the accused falsely claimed adverse possession,…

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A multi-agency team tasked with consolidating existing registers for all students, ranging from foundation learning to university level, to a single database was unveiled Thursday. The team, which brings together State agencies led by the Ministry of Education, development partners, technology providers and other stakeholders, will set up the Kenya Education Management Information System (KEMIS) to replace the current NEMIS which has been criticised for inefficiencies. Basic Education Principal Secretary Prof Julius Bitok said the piloting of KEMIS will be launched in July this year ahead of full transitioning in September. He explained that the envisaged KEMIS will create an…

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Police are hunting gunmen who attacked and killed four fishermen at the shores of Lake Turkana, Turkana County. The incident happened at Ekoriangamuk on the shore of the lake within Todonyang area on May 15 in the morning, police said. The motive of the attack was not immediately established. Police said they responded to the scene and found four bodies riddled with bullets. The victims were shot at close range. One of the victims was aged 25 another 32, the third one 22 and a woman aged 25. Police said the bodies were moved to the mortuary pending autopsy. This…

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The contempt of court charges hearings against two top Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) clerics took a dramatic turn when a video clip was presented depicting Muguga Parish moderator Moses Ndegwa differ sharply with the church’s Secretary General Robert Waihenya. The differences were over a court order to stop the induction of the Honorary Treasurer David Nderitu Ndumo. In the clip played by the plaintiff lawyer Andrew Mucho, Ndegwa registered his disappointment with Waihenya’s explanation regarding the service of the injunction to the Moderator of the 24th Assembly Rev Dr Thegu Mutahi. While Rev Waihenya admits to being served…

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The Garissa High Court Thursday set aside a plea where three men had been charged with the murder of a 17-year-old refugee girl in Wajir following a mental assessment report that revealed that one of them was unfit to stand trial. The Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) charged afresh Mohammed Kassim Tiffow, husband to the deceased, and Adan Mohammed Ahmed after a mental assessment report showed that Mussa Sheikh was unfit to stand trial. Principal Prosecution Counsel Bernard Owour informed the court that the two allegedly murdered Gaala Adan, a refugee girl aged 17, on 22nd March 2025 at Lolkuta…

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There were gunshots at the launch of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s unveiling his much-anticipated political outfit, the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP). The incident, which occurred on Thursday morning, happened moments after Gachagua’s entourage left the venue of the event alongside other senior Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) officials. However, police officers who were on high alert quickly intervened and began shooting into the air to disperse the crowd, which had gathered to witness the former DP’s exit. Videos of the incident showed a person believed to be a police officer holding a gun and shooting at…

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A worker was electrocuted at a bakery in Nairobi’s Kariobangi area in an incident. The deceased was identified as Rodgers Agangwa, 23. Other employees at the Misters Bakery said the deceased had finished the day’s work and was washing his dust coat when the incident happened on Wednesday May 14. He went to hang the coat on a line that is next to a naked live wire when the incident happened. Other witnesses rushed to the scene in efforts to safe him in vain. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival, police said.…

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In his eagerness to accept a plane from Qatar, Donald Trump has achieved a remarkable feat, uniting many partisans across America’s bitter political divide. The problem for the White House is that unity is happening in opposition to it. Predictably, Trump’s opponents in the Democratic Party slammed the president after he indicated he would accept a luxury jet from the Qatari royal family. More noteworthy – and potentially more troubling for the president – is that some of his strongest supporters also have serious reservations about the deal, even as it’s yet to be finalised. Maga influencers have described the…

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Georgetown University researcher Badar Khan Suri has been freed from a Texas detention centre after he was arrested as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on activists across college campuses. A federal judge ordered the release of Mr Suri, who was a postdoctoral fellow at the prestigious Washington DC institution on a student visa. An Indian national, he was arrested outside his Virginia home on 17 March by immigration agents. His lawyers say he was targeted “for speech in support of Palestinian rights and family ties to Gaza”. US authorities accuse him of “spreading Hamas propaganda” and having “connections to…

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A judge in the US state of Wisconsin was charged for allegedly helping a Mexican man evade immigration officials through a back door during an arrest attempt. Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested in April. Now a federal grand jury has approved the two charges against her, which could see the judge face a prison term. It marks a further escalation of Donald Trump’s sweeping crackdown on immigration, and has provoked an outcry from Democrats, who accuse the Trump administration of attacking the judicial system. Judge Dugan’s defence lawyers argue that she is shielded from prosecution by a…

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Listed agribusiness firm Kakuzi announced that it intends to introduce a fourth commercially produced crop, use agricultural technology (AgTech) solutions, and diversify its domestic and export markets in the next ten years to enhance shareholder returns. Speaking at the firm’s 97th Annual General Meeting held earlier today, Kakuzi Managing Director Chris Flowers said the firm is exploring the addition of a fourth commercial crop alongside the current Macadamia, Avocado and Blueberry crops. He said the need for a fourth commercial, large-scale crop for Kakuzi remains a key priority as the firm continues to evaluate the business case for blueberries, which…

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Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has come to the defense of the embattled Director General for Health, Dr. Patrick Amoth, amid allegations that the senior official is being sidelined and underutilized within the Ministry of Health. Appearing before the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Health on Wednesday , CS Duale emphasized that Dr. Amoth is the government’s lead technical adviser on health matters and plays a central role in the ministry’s operations as stipulated in law. “When I assumed office at the Ministry of Health 36 days ago, I reviewed Sections 16 and 17 of the Health Act and discovered…

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Police are investigating an incident where a man was found murdered and his body abandoned on the roadside in Kitengela, Kajiado County. The man had visible injuries in the head, broken right leg, bruises on the back, and his right hand with a torn black T-shirt and navy blue shorts. The body was discovered on May 12, police said. The motive of the murder is yet to be established. The body was moved to the mortuary pending identification and autopsy, police said. He was among five people killed in separate murder incidents that are under investigations by police. In Kibugua…

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At least six people were found dead in separate incidents after suspected suicide missions. The majority of the victims were men, police said. There has been an increase in cases of suicide incidents, statistics show. The first incident happened in Mirangine, Nyandarua where one Benson Nyaramba Mwangi, 23 was found dead and the body hanging from a tree on his fathers land. The body was discovered on May 12 and was moved to JM Kariuki Hospital Mortuary, Olkakau, awaiting postmortem. In Port Victoria, Busia, one Cosmas Okotsi Bwire, 79 was found dangling from the roof truss with a wire tied…

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