Author: Sema Yote

Kenneth Njiru Njagi Car dealer Kenneth Njiru Njagi, owner of UK Auto Imports Limited, has been formally charged with defrauding a customer of nearly Sh9.9 million. The allegations center around a fraudulent vehicle purchase scheme, raising concerns about consumer protection and ethical practices within the sector. Kenneth Njiru Njagi is a notable figure in Nairobi’s car dealership landscape. His company, UK Auto Imports Limited, formerly known as Kensville Motors Ltd., has been operational for several years, catering to a diverse clientele seeking imported vehicles. The rebranding from Kensville Motors to UK Auto Imports was presumably an effort to revitalize the…

Peter Owera Oluoch In a recent development that has captured the attention of Nairobi residents and the nation at large, Huruma Ward Member of the County Assembly (MCA), Peter Owera Oluoch, has been charged with multiple counts of forgery and providing false information. The allegations center around the presentation of fraudulent academic credentials and have sparked discussions about integrity and accountability among public officials. Peter Owera Oluoch has been a notable figure in Nairobi’s political landscape, serving as the MCA for Huruma Ward. His tenure has been marked by active participation in legislative matters and community development initiatives. As a…

Two men, Mohammed Mohamud and Bashir Ali were yesterday charged with Sh12M fraud, and they are said to have used tricks to defraud a respected city businessman. The two appeared in court, where the court ordered that they deposit their passports in court after the prosecution’s request. According the investigators aware of the matter, the two had planned to go into hidding in one of the African countries. ” The two had planned to run away to one of the African countries, and we request the court to allow them to deposit their passport in court,” said the detective. The…

Nazir Bhaduralli Nurmohammad As the adage goes, tit for tat is a fair game. After using his law firm to promote fraud by concealing fraud by a foreigner, City Lawyer Conrad Maloba lost millions to his buddy. Nazir Bhaduralli Nurmohammad, a fake advocate the Controversial Conrad Maloba represented in court, stole the money. According to our investigations, corrupt Jinnah who had earlier been employed as a manager at the Conrad Law Advocate LLP defrauded the said funds in the said Law Firm and vanished with them to the United Kingdom. Ironically, even as Lawyer Maloba and his co-accomplice in crime…

Karen Nyamu, Moses Kuria, Anne Waiguru, and Oscar Sudi Kenya’s political arena is a dynamic and multifaceted landscape, shaped by the voices and actions of its leaders. Recent statements from figures such as Karen Nyamu, Moses Kuria, Anne Waiguru, and Oscar Sudi offer a window into the current state of affairs and the challenges that lie ahead. This article delves into their perspectives, providing a comprehensive understanding of the nation’s political climate. Karen Nyamu’s Call for Accountability We can’t keep on defending the government and nobody is telling the President that he is naked. The next election will not be…

Patrick Muriithi Muthangya in Sh55M Afya Sacco Fraud Patrick Muriithi Muthangya has been arraigned in court over allegations of stealing more than Sh55 million from Afya Sacco Society Limited. He appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Dolphina Alego at the Milimani Law Courts, where he pleaded not guilty to all charges related to the alleged multi-million shilling fraud. According to the prosecution, Muriithi, together with others not before the court, conspired to steal Sh 55,649,000 from the Sacco on diverse dates between December 8, 2016, and November 1, 2021, at an undisclosed location. In addition to the conspiracy charge, Muriithi is…

eCitizen corruption eCitizen corruption exposed, Private firms, including Pesaflow, Webmasters Kenya, and Olivetree Limited, pocket Ksh 1.45B, raising transparency concerns. Shadowy firms linked to the eCitizen platform have earned at least Ksh 1.45 billion, raising concerns over their influence on government revenue collection. Pesaflow, a private firm gazetted to collect payments for government services, has been billing the State between Ksh 100 million and Ksh 200 million per month. This places its estimated annual earnings at Ksh 2.4 billion. However, details regarding its ownership, contracts, and operations remain undisclosed. Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu has flagged the firm’s role, questioning its control…

Kuscco Fraud The government has directed 247 savings and credit cooperative societies (Saccos) to reduce dividend payouts and set aside funds to cover potential losses stemming from a massive fraud scandal at the {Kuscco Fraud) Kenya Union of Savings & Credit Co-operatives A forensic audit by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) uncovered fraudulent activities at Kuscco amounting to Ksh 13.3 billion, rendering the umbrella body insolvent by Ksh 12.5 billion and putting at risk Ksh 24.8 billion in deposits collected from Saccos across the country. The audit exposed a pattern of financial malpractice, including book tampering, large-scale theft by senior executives, bribery, suspicious…

Things Women Will Never Tell Men Women are known for their ability to express emotions, but there are certain things they will never openly admit especially to men. Whether it’s in dating, relationships, or marriage, women have hidden truths that influence their actions. Understanding these secrets can help men navigate relationships better, avoid confusion, and build stronger connections. Here are the 15 things women will never tell you—but always act upon. 1. If She Truly Likes You, She Will Make Things Easy for You A woman who is genuinely interested in you won’t make you chase her endlessly or play…

Gender based violence Kenya is facing a severe gender based violence (GBV) crisis, with rising femicide cases. Between August and October 2024, at least 97 women were killed, particularly in informal GB settlements. An example of the tragic death of Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei in September among others, highlighted the dangers of intimate partner violence. In response, the Kenyan government declared GBV the top security threat, forming a specialized police unit and a presidential task force. Community-led initiatives, including self-defense training for women, have also emerged. However, activists argue that legal protections remain inadequate, with gaps such as the lack…