Author: Oki Bin Oki

The family of a police traffic commander who died in an accident has decried the lack of investigations into his death. Chief Inspector Nicholas Aguk Oballa, the base commander at Embakasi Police Station in Nairobi reportedly passed away as he was working to facilitate the presidential convoy at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). He was knocked on February 7 as he controlled the motorcade to the airport and as president William Ruto flew to Tanzania. According to the family, he was knocked down by a defiant motorist as he was ushering the presidential entourage into the VIP wing of…

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People now manage money differently thanks to cryptocurrencies. Many people wish to purchase digital assets under privacy. Some systems call for Know Your Customer (KYC) confirmation. This implies revealing personal information including address and ID. One can purchase cryptocurrencies, nonetheless, without KYC in several methods. These techniques enable consumers to maintain their privacy and trade unhindered. Peer-to- Peer (P2P) Trading Sell Litecoin for cas and P2P trading lets vendors and buyers trade straightforwardly. These sites link those wishing to purchase and sell Bitcoin. Transactions take place free of an intermediary. Not many P2P systems call for ID confirmation. Buyers have…

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As climate change reshapes our planet, its impact on agriculture is becoming increasingly evident. Farmers face unprecedented challenges, from shifting weather patterns to more frequent extreme events. Yet, amid these difficulties, we see remarkable resilience and innovation within the farming community as they adapt to this changing world. In this article, we’ll explore the strategies farmers are employing to combat climate change. By embracing sustainable practices and leveraging technology, they’re not just surviving but thriving in the face of adversity. Join us as we delve into the inspiring stories of those who are transforming their approach to agriculture, ensuring food…

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So in the end Charles de Gaulle was right. As president of France in the 1960s, it was he who launched the policy of French strategic independence. Of course, he said, Americans were more our friends than Russians are. But the US too had interests. And one day their interests would clash with ours. In the world of today, his warnings have never seemed more clairvoyant. From his principle of superpower detachment, de Gaulle conjured the notion of France’s sovereign nuclear deterrent – whose existence is now at the centre of debates over European security. France and the UK are…

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Lesotho’s foreign minister said on Wednesday he was shocked and insulted by U.S. President Donald Trump saying nobody has heard of the African country, and invited him to come visit. Trump mentioned Lesotho in his address to U.S. Congress on Tuesday evening while listing some of the foreign spending he had cut as “appalling waste”. “Eight million dollars to promote LGBTQI+ in the African nation of Lesotho, which nobody has ever heard of,” Trump said, drawing laughs in the Congress. Lesotho’s foreign minister, Lejone Mpotjoane, said the remark was “quite insulting”. “I’m really shocked that my country can be referred…

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US President Donald Trump has said Mexico will not be required to pay tariffs on goods that come under the trade pact between the two countries and Canada until 2 April. Trump has not confirmed if the suspension also applies to Canada, but its northern neighbour is expecting an exemption of the “same nature”, a Canadian government source told the BBC. The latest move is the second climbdown in two days from Trump on his tariffs. On Wednesday he said he would temporarily spare carmakers from 25% import taxes just a day after they came into effect. Commerce Secretary Howard…

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Four suspects who were initially arrested over the killing of activist Richard Otieno, also known as ‘Molo President’ were released due to lack of evidence. They will now serve as state witnesses. Clinton Simantu, Jorim Ngong’a, Peter Mwaniki and John Ndegwa were freed on Thursday after investigators determined they were not directly linked to the crime. State Counsel Emma Okok told Principal Magistrate Kipkurui Kibelion that the prosecution would rely on their testimony to build its case against the five men charged with murder. The suspects still in custody Peter Okech, Joseph Kihara, Evans Aseka, Geoffrey Ndung’u and Stephen Mashet…

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As the world shifts toward more sustainable energy solutions, solar battery storage has emerged as a game-changer for homeowners looking to maximize the potential of their solar energy systems. By efficiently storing excess energy generated by solar panels, these systems ensure that you have access to reliable power, even when the sun isn’t shining. But beyond just providing backup power, solar battery storage offers a range of benefits that go beyond convenience. From cost savings to enhancing energy independence, this technology can transform the way you think about your energy needs. In this article, we’ll explore the key benefits of…

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No matter where you are—off the grid, in the middle of a blackout, or in the great outdoors—a solar generator can cleanly, efficiently, and sustainably power all of your appliances and devices. With renewable energy becoming more important, choosing the right solar generator has become a top priority for many. Give some thought to efficiency, portability, battery life, and power density. You can tell whether the generator can meet your energy needs by looking at these criteria. More and more people are opting for solar generators over gas ones due to their lower environmental impact, quiet operation, and low maintenance…

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Choosing the proper portable power station entails knowing the key features and characteristics that meet your requirements. Making an educated selection is critical when seeking a solution to power outdoor excursions, emergencies or minimize energy expenditures. A portable power station delivers energy on the road and allows you to charge various gadgets from anywhere. To get the most out of your investment, consider essential elements such as battery capacity, charging time, and safety features. This tutorial will lead you through the important considerations when purchasing a portable power station. Key Features to Look for in a Portable Power Station Battery…

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The start of a new year often brings changes to tax laws, and 2025 is no exception. For American expats, staying updated on these changes is crucial to ensure compliance and avoid surprises during tax season. Whether you’re filing from Europe, Asia, or anywhere else in the world, understanding what’s new with US taxes in the first quarter of 2025 can help you plan ahead and make the process smoother. In this article, we’ll break down the latest updates, deadlines, and tips to keep you informed and stress-free. Let’s dive in! Key Updates to US Tax Laws for Expats in…

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A retired pilot died after his car collided with an oncoming lorry and burst into flames on Mombasa Highway. The pilot was identified as Col (rtd) James Gitahi Nguyo. He is a husband to nominated senator Betty Batuli Montet. He was alone in the car at the time of the accident, police said. He died on the spot and was badly burnt after his car was engulfed in a fire in the accident that happened on Wednesday March 5 at about 5.30 pm. Gitahi is a retired pilot but has been flying commercial fixed planes at the Wilson Airport. Witnesses…

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Journalist Moses Dola Otieno was Thursday released after a court granted his application for review. High Court Judge Alexander Muteti further directed the prison department to release him immediately unless he is being held on other legal grounds. The ruling was delivered virtually, during which Dola expressed gratitude to the judge and shared his hope of appearing before him again after completing law school. He had appealed for his release from jail. Dola had been serving a 10-year sentence for the 2011 killing of his wife, Sarah Wambui Kabiru, a fellow journalist. He was convicted of manslaughter in 2018 after…

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Police operations in parts of north rift and northern Kenya got a boost after interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen commissioned ten more protective vehicles for use. The commissioning of the mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles (MRAP) on Thursday, March 6, is the latest in a continuous program to modernize police equipment. Murkomen argued that since the police started to use the vehicles and the armored personnel carriers (APC), they have reduced banditry by 70 percent. “We are investing in protective equipment to help our agencies deal with criminals. We are investing in resources for training to upscale their skills,” he said. He…

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Four of the nine senior Nyamira County staff were hauled to court Wednesday for abuse of office charges. They were arraigned on the instigation of the Ethics and Any-Corruption Commission. The suspects face various office abuse related charges before Chief Principal Magistrate Benard Ochieng. One key suspect faced forgery charges after he used a fake law degree to secure employment at the devolved unit. Those arraigned Wed were Peter Omwansa, Beatrice Siribah, Geoffrey Ogeto and Chadrick Maranga . The other charge involved confering a benefit in relation to the irregular recruitment of about 56 staff to the public service board.…

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