Author: Sema Yote

Julius Kirimi Muthuri and Richard Heineg Olaf

Julius Kirimi Muthuri and Richard Heineg Olaf Two alleged notorious Gold Scammers have been charged with Sh 30M fraud. The two Julius Kirimi Muthuri and Richard Heineg Olaf are said to have committed the offense between November 2023 and March 2024. They are said to have conspired to steal USD 163,490 from Roger Gahwiler by falsely pretending that they were in a position to facilitate transportation of gold weighing 700 Kilograms and USD 30 million in cash from Kenya to Turkey. Appearing before Milimani Law Courts Senior Principal Magistrate Robinson Ondieki, the suspects denied the charges and were detained in…

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Braxwell Wanjala Shiundu

Braxwell Wanjala Shiundu City businessman Braxwell Wanjala Shiundu has been fined Ksh 150,000 by the Milimani Law Court, with the alternative of serving a one-year prison sentence. Shiundu was found guilty of a criminal offense involving obtaining money by pretense. The court’s decision highlights the legal consequences of fraudulent financial activities in Kenya. By enforcing such penalties, the judiciary aims to deter similar offenses in the future. Braxwell Wanjala Shiundu’s case serves as a reminder of the importance of ethical conduct in business dealings to avoid severe legal repercussions. In a brief judgment delivered on 9th of August 2024, Milimani…

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Mututho Rehabilitation Center

John Mututho JOMEC Former Nacada boss John Mututho is facing an arrest after he allegedly converted his rehabilitation center into a heaven of forceful abductions and confinement but at a ‘fee’ According to our investigations, Mututho Rehabilitation Center (JOMEC) in Nakuru was recently paid some fees to help abduct and detain two Somali Sisters Hafsa and Sumaya contrary to the law. Details reaching our desks revealed that the middle-aged sisters were abducted and forced into confinement at John Mututho’s linked Rehab Centre in Nakuru and are still at the facility. Efforts to reach Mututho for a comment on the matter…

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Justice Maureen Onyango

Justice Maureen Onyango An ex-Standard Chartered employee has written a letter to Chief Justice Martha Koome, alleging widespread corruption within the Environment and Labour Relations Court. The letter specifically accuses of accepting bribes from senior Standard Chartered Bank executives to compromise the employee’s case. This alarming claim sheds light on potential corruption within the judiciary, raising serious concerns about the integrity of judicial rulings and the fairness of labor dispute resolutions. The accusations have prompted calls for a thorough investigation into the matter. “Dear Chief Justice Martha Koome, I am writing to bring to your attention significant concerns regarding the…

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Jayesh Saini and MAKL Limited

Jayesh Saini and MAKL Limited A lobby group has called on Kenyan authorities to investigate a series of serious allegations involving businessman Jayesh Saini and his affiliated companies in the healthcare sector. A lobby group has called on Kenyan authorities to investigate a series of serious allegations involving businessman Jayesh Saini and his affiliated companies in the healthcare sector. The group, which has collected substantial evidence, sent a detailed letter to several key institutions, including the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), and Parliament’s Public Accounts and Health Committees. The evidence, according…

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Philip Mainga

Corrupt Philip Mainga strikes again in the sham Recruitment exercise Philip Mainga’s Fake Recruitment: A senior Railways staff has reportedly lost sh 20 million in the recently concluded sham Recruitment exercise Credible information from one of the staff at Railways Headquarters in an acting capacity said he gave the cash to the Board to facilitate the recruitment but he was shortchanged after meeting their demands. Contrary to expectations, many internal staff either shunned to apply for lack of trust in the process- the few that applied were not considered. The board proceeded to conduct interviews between 19th and 21st August…

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John Khisa

A man  John Khisa who knowingly used some draconian words towards Transnzoia Chief of Staff Mr.Dickson Wamocho to score his political goals is now staring at a Civil jail or part with millions towards his act if the current court papers are something to go by. John Khisa posted some defamation words in a Kaplamai Whassap group calling Wamocho a ‘thief, idiot among other unprinted words. Sources said that Khisa did this to maliciously taint Mr.Wamocho as corrupt and a person who is unfit to hold office with instructions from some political opponents to tarnish his name. In a demand…

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The Harsh Reality of Trading Love for Money

The Harsh Reality of Trading Love for Money The Harsh Reality of Trading Love for Money: The allure of easy money can be captivating, but the cost it comes with is often steep. What seems like a quick and harmless way to earn can turn into a destructive cycle that’s hard to break. This article explores the deeply personal and painful journey of someone who traded love for money, the consequences that followed, and the hard-earned lessons learned along the way. The Allure of Quick Money The Temptation of Trading Intimacy for Financial Gain In a world where financial stability…

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chairperson Musa Sirma

chairperson Musa Sirma Members of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) Committee have asked Kenyans to guard the kitty to ensure sustained grassroots development in the wake of a proposal to scrap it. Led by Committee chairperson Musa Sirma (Eldama Ravine), the MPs noted that the fund has assisted many poor households to pay school fees in addition to upgrading critical learning infrastructure across the country. They were speaking during the insurance of NG-CDF bursaries to needy learners in Dagoretti-North Constituency in Nairobi. “All of us are assembled here to benefit from this crucial kitty, and you can see…

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Mike Lynch

Mike Lynch was a star of the British tech sector who – as we’ve mentioned in previous posts – attracted comparisons to Microsoft founder Bill Gates. But he also suffered a sudden and dramatic fall from grace. In 1996, he established Autonomy, a company that built software to help businesses manage and sift through data. In 2011, it was bought by the US giant Hewlett-Packard in a deal that valued the business at $11bn (£8.6bn). That made Lynch a very rich man. But it rapidly turned sour. Little more than a year later, HP said it had found evidence of…

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