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Author: Sema Yote
Kenya is on edge following the shocking death of Albert Ojwang, a prominent blogger, while in police custody. What initially appeared to be a tragic incident has since unravelled into what looks increasingly like a calculated cover-up. The situation has provoked national outcry, triggered political statements from the highest levels of government, and reignited a long-standing debate on police brutality and accountability in Kenya. The pivotal element in this emerging case? CCTV footage—some of which was mysteriously deleted, while other portions survived. The footage that did survive has opened a Pandora’s box of unsettling questions. Why were police officers wearing…
Speaking during a house handover ceremony in Kiminini Sub-County under the transformative George Natembeya Foundation initiative, Governor George Natembeya called on the national government to respect and uphold the freedoms enshrined in the Constitution, particularly the freedom of expression. The governor decried the increasing attempts to suppress divergent views, stating that curtailing freedom of expression in today’s democratic and modern society is both unfair and unacceptable. He went on to highlight the growing concerns over inefficiencies and incompetence within various arms of the national government, urging for reforms and accountability across public service institutions. On the matter of Nzoia Sugar…
Mama Ibado Charity (MIC) is urgently calling for action. The ‘Run for Seniors’ is almost at full capacity, and Kenyans who have not yet registered risk missing this major national event aimed at protecting the country’s elderly population. The race is not just a community event. It’s a lifeline for over 1,000 seniors who rely on MIC’s monthly food baskets and medical care in Isiolo and Kakamega counties. With just weeks to go, the response has been overwhelming. Organisers say they may shut down registration early to manage planning effectively. “This is no longer about waiting. If you care about…
President William Ruto has come out swinging against police brutality, vowing to protect Kenyans from rogue officers who abuse their badges. Speaking in Ngong during the destruction of over 7,000 illegal firearms, the Head of State sent a chilling warning to lawless officers hiding behind the uniform. His remarks follow a nationwide outcry sparked by the tragic death of popular social media influencer Albert Ojwang, who died mysteriously while in police custody. “We will not allow anyone in uniform to trample on the rights of Kenyans,” Ruto declared. “This administration stands for justice, and no one is above the law,…
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has confirmed that all officers linked to the arrest, transfer, and detention of the late Albert Ojwang, including Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat, will be required to record statements as investigations into his death in police custody intensify. Ojwang’s case has sparked public outrage and renewed calls for accountability within the National Police Service, following reports that he died under unclear circumstances while in custody. IPOA, the civilian oversight body mandated to investigate misconduct by police officers, has assured the public that no one will be spared in the ongoing probe. “As per our…
In a dramatic political twist, the Democratic Party of Kenya has brought back seasoned legal mind and political heavyweight Justin Muturi as its party leader, and the comeback couldn’t be louder! Meeting behind closed doors, the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) gave Muturi a unanimous thumbs-up, expressing full confidence in his ability to steer the party forward. The resolution paves the way for his immediate return to the helm, pending a final green light from the National Delegates Convention. Muturi, never one to shy away from a challenge, embraced the moment with resolve and energy. “This is not just a…
Mohamed Mustaf Adan has been charged with stealing Sh4,199,445.85, the property of DIB Bank, between August 20 and August 22, 2024, at an undisclosed location in Kenya, allegedly working with individuals not before the court. He also faces a second charge for the unlawful acquisition of proceeds of crime. The court was informed that on August 20, 2024, within the country, he acquired Sh 824,388.03, and at the time of the said acquisition, he knew that the money was the proceeds of crime, which money was received through stealing. He faced an alternative count of possession of the proceeds of…
Tragedy struck Thursday morning as an Air India flight bound for London crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, sending shockwaves across social media and the aviation world. Flight AI171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, reportedly reached an altitude of just 625 feet before its signal vanished from Flightradar24, sparking immediate alarm. Eyewitnesses and viral social media clips showed thick, black smoke engulfing the skies near the runway, an image now etched into the minds of millions. In a brief statement on X (formerly Twitter), Air India confirmed the incident. “Flight 171 was involved in an incident. We are ascertaining the details…
On April 18, 2017, Joseph Wamalwa, Cecilia Wangare, Benson Ndegwa, Wesonga Sijeyo, and Jairus Musumba allegedly conspired to fraudulently register a piece of land at the Nairobi land registry. The group is accused of using a fake land title for a plot in Kayole, falsely claiming the land was located in Dandora to obtain registration by false pretence. Appearing before the Milimani court on June 11, 2025, the three accused had absconded from court on June 9, 2025, where they were scheduled to enter their plea. Only Joseph Wamalwa, one of the five, showed up for the plea. He was…
NAIROBI: Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja found himself on the defensive after facing the Senate over the chilling death of blogger Albert Ojwang, who was found lifeless in a solitary cell at Nairobi’s Central Police Station on June 8. Pressed for answers, Kanja seemed more inclined to tiptoe than talk, repeatedly sidestepping the big question, ‘Why was Ojwang left alone, against standard police protocols?’ In a session marked by tension and evasion, the IG leaned heavily on the ongoing investigations, urging senators and the public to hold off judgement. “Let’s allow the investigators to do their job,” Kanja said,…












