Author: Sema Yote

Mohamed Bashir Ibrahim

Mohamed Bashir Ibrahim Mr. Mohamed Bashir Ibrahim, when in Nairobi, Kenya, diligently walks to the mosque to engage in prayer rituals. His devout participation in Islamic religious activities reflects his deep commitment and reverence. However, our comprehensive investigations have uncovered substantial evidence that portrays Mr. Ibrahim in an entirely different light. He is revealed to be a fraudulent individual, a conman, and someone who instills fear among others. It is crucial to exercise caution and be aware of the true nature of Mohamed Bashir Ibrahim. Our findings suggest that he should be approached with the utmost skepticism. especially in making…

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President Nelson Havi

Ex President Nelson Havi A city businessman has accused controversial former Law Society of Kenyan President Nelson Havi of fraud, claiming that he overcharged and harassed her after representing her in certain court matters. This comes barely months after Havi was embroiled in another vicious court battle with a client over a legal fee that is claimed to have been exaggerated. “We agreed on a few of Sh2.1M, and we were shocked when he resurfaced with an abnormal fee of Sh 7.2 million; we are currently battling him out to legally correct the matter. The client has vowed to fight…

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CEO Rodgers Obure Omwamba and the Capitaland East Africa Fraud Network

Rodgers Obure Omwamba Rodgers Obure Omwamba, the CEO of Capitaland East Africa Ltd., has come under scrutiny for his alleged involvement in fraudulent activities. In connection with Ndeda and Company Advocates, Omwamba has been implicated in a series of dubious tender scams that have raised concerns about corruption in Kenya. This article aims to shed light on Omwamba’s continued affiliation with Ndeda and his alleged role in orchestrating fraudulent schemes. Capital and East Africa Limited, the company at the center of the scandal, has been accused of participating in a fraudulent tender scheme, adding to the growing list of corruption…

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Cheekati Narasimha Rao

Cheekati Narasimha Rao The Chief Executive Officer, Cheekati Narasimha Rao, was yesterday charged in a Nairobi court with forging the signature of Indian-Kenyan author and publisher Malkiat Singh Dhillon in an attempt to falsely promote himself as a production manager at a printing company. Cheekati Narasimha Rao, an Indian national, who appeared before Milimani Chief Magistrate Susan Shitubi, denied criminal charges of forgery. According to the prosecution, Rao committed the alleged offense on April 1, 2010, at an unknown location within Kenya. He is accused of forging Malkiat Singh Dhillon’s signature on an appointment letter that falsely promoted him to…

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lawyer Fadhil Abdi Bare

City lawyer Fadhil Abdi Bare has weighed in on the heated debate on removing Chief Justice Martha Koome, urging her to resign voluntarily for the sake of the judiciary’s image. Taking to his twitter handle https://x.com/fadhilow/status/1870388995433099594?s=48&t=Wd1Zt1fzYN4Hq-yfFClyvA, Bare said that he does not see the CJ going past 2025 if the current bribery and corruption scandals within the Judiciary is something to go by. “I don’t think if @CJMarthaKoome will survive the onslaught in 2025 coming from the Senior Bar. Her position as Kenya’s Chief Justice is untenable! Let her resign NOW to save the judiciary’s image. A country can’t survive…

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Sergio Patrick Antonucci

Sergio Patrick Antonucci On Monday, an American national was arraigned at Milimani Law Court and charged with obtaining Ksh 163 million by pretense that he would supply gold. Sergio Patrick Antonucci, who appeared before Milimani magistrate Susan Shitubi, pleaded not guilty to two counts and was released on a bond of ten million with one contact person. With the prosecution not opposing bond or cash bail, his lawyers, led by Conrad Maloba, said they would abide by the court’s bond and bail terms. According to the main count, it is alleged that on diverse dates between 31st March and 30th…

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Elsaei Waseem Ahmed Ahmed

Elsaei Waseem Ahmed Ahmed An Egyptian real estate boss, Mr. Elsaei Waseem Ahmed Ahmed, is at the high court trying to urge the court to unfreeze Sh134M he alledgly obtained in an illegal way. In his defence, he told the court that the funds were essential in his daily activity and were key to his investments. This comes after the court froze his accounts following massive fraud allegations relating to a fake house deal. According to the court papers, an innocent-looking but dangerous Ahmed wants the High Court to set aside the freezing orders given on December 3, 2024, arguing…

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Alex Kimaiyo Kiprono

Alex Kimaiyo Kiprono Appearing in court relaxed, composed, and focused, Alex Kimaiyo Kiprono looked innocent, but the charges against him said otherwise. He allegedly hacked into KCB Bank and transferred over Sh 1.8 million from a joint account of one of their customers, contrary to the penal code. On Friday, things seemed to have stopped working, and he was charged with fraud. Alex Kimaiyo Kiprono is alleged to have hacked the KCB Bank security code and effected unlawful electronic money transfers. Kiprono was charged with fraudulently infringing KCB Bank’s security measures on January 10, 2024, by accessing a joint account…

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Emmanuel Wekesa Masika

Emmanuel Wekesa Masika In a remarkable display of courage and resourcefulness, Emmanuel Wekesa Masika last year, as a KMTC student in his third year, defied all odds to perform a successful delivery along the treacherous Webuye-Malaba road. He did thus in the heartwarming incident of August 16, 2023, at 1:00 pm, where with no medical equipment but guided solely by his training, experience, and a deep commitment to his profession, he successfully facilitated the safe delivery of a healthy baby girl. Residents and medical colleagues united in lauding Wekesa for his extraordinary feat. “His quick thinking and determination in the…

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Mohamed Jaffer

Mohamed Jaffer Mujtaba Jaffer Mombasa Deputy Registrar Rita Orora is set to issue directives on a matter where the son of Mombasa tycoon Mohamed Jaffer, Mujtaba Jaffer, has been sued for fraudulently obtaining a loan of USD 3.6 million (KSh 464 million) from the East African Development Bank. Orora has directed that the matter be mentioned on Thursday to allow the Deputy Registrar to give further directions on whether the file will be placed before the Principal Judge to allocate a trial judge. The directive to have the matter reheard at the Court of Appeal comes after the Court of…

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