Author: Sema Yote

Adan Haji Issack Denies Involvement in Allegations After reports on various media platforms branded Somali businessman Adan Haji Issack as hiring goons and land grabbing, the businessman has downplayed the claims, saying that some people are out to tarnish his name. Through his close associates, Isaak claims that he had never used violence nor hired goons to perpetrate illegalities. “Adan Haji Issack has never used goons to disrupt peace or evict people; he is a man who abides by the law and a citizen of good will. The reports linking him to such ills in the society are false and…

Jatin Aswani Exposed Kenya is no stranger to tax evasion scandals, yet the persistence of impunity continues to frustrate both citizens and genuine businesses. In the shadows of repeated public outcry, one name stands out: Mr. Jatin Aswani, an Indian national, whose financial dealings have exposed glaring loopholes in the enforcement of our tax and immigration laws. For years, Mr. Aswani operated in Kenya, conducting transactions worth more than KES 200 million through an account at Ecobank Kenya Limited without paying a single shilling in taxes to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). This was not only a violation of tax…

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The Tournament held at the RCHBISHOP PAUL SSEMOGERERE sports arena on October 18 and 19th attracted huge crowds from all of East Africa. Kenyan team was hosted by Ugandan officials led by Bugere Sowed, who is the Uganda Catchball President and representative for Africa and Europe in the international Catchball federation board, and Mr. Kayiwa Hassan, who is also an official. Mr Bugere, together with Kenyan officials Faith Karanja and Maxwell Odero, officially launched the games. The tournament was for two categories (Senior 18-36 and most Seniors 37-60 years). Umoja Fire Girls won the senior women categories, and Eaglets Catchball…

Not long ago, Tonee Ndungu was hailed as one of Kenya’s brightest tech innovators — a charismatic entrepreneur using technology to reshape education through his startup, Kytabu. Today, that image is under serious strain as he faces a court case that accuses him of deception, broken promises, and a multimillion-shilling investment gone missing. According to court documents filed in Nairobi’s High Court, a businessman is accusing Ndungu and Kytabu of swindling him out of Sh6.3 million through what he calls a “well-orchestrated share transfer scam.” It all began in January 2025. Kytabu, once seen as a rising star in Kenya’s…

NCWSC Employee Michael Kilonzo Mualuko in Court Over Forged KCSE Certificate Michael Kilonzo Mualuko, an employee of the Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC), is facing charges of forging a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificate to get a job. According to investigators, he allegedly presented a fake KCSE certificate, said to have come from Bishop Ndingi High School, which was later found to be falsified. The Commission stated that its investigations confirmed the certificate was forged and used by the suspect to obtain employment at NCWSC. “Upon completion of investigations, the Commission submitted the case file to…

Holy Field Miyogi Kenyan Businessman Holy Field Miyogi has been charged in court for conspiring to defraud a company Sh47 million after allegedly stealing assorted fashion retail stock items has been charged in court. Miyogi was charged before Kibera Senior Principal Magistrate Margret Murage, where he denied the charges and pleaded for a lenient bond term. According to the charge sheet, the accused person with others, not before the court, stole the said amount from Acacus Trading Kenya Limited on diverse dates between August 1, 2023, and October 30 at Wetlands in Gigiri Sub-County within Nairobi County. In Court, the…

Deepak Rajoriya, Director of Oki Trading Kenya Limited Disturbing details have emerged linking Deepak Rajoriya, Director of Oki Trading Kenya Limited (OTKL), to a complex web of tax evasion and fraud that has left Kenya, an East African country, bleeding in poverty. The fraud involves a multimillion-dollar fraud racket involving a complex web of companies associated with Deepak Rajoriya. To start our investigations, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) exposed a dangerous scheme that involved an illegal importation of perfumes worth more than USD 300,000 (KSh 39 million). Additionally, the perfumes were cleared into Kenya with a paltry KSh 2 million…