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Thieves Later Show Up Back Carrying All They Had Stolen, Escorted By A Swarm of Bees
In the usually serene neighborhood of Nakavule in Iganga, an extraordinary event unfolded that left residents in shock and awe. On a quiet Tuesday night, six thieves broke into a local electronics store, which also served as an Mobile Money and Equity agent, making away with electronics worth Shs29m. The store owner, desperate and distraught, turned to the renowned Dr. Mugwenu for help.
7 Children Among 9 People Killed By A Landslide In Congo
Seven children from one family are among nine people confirmed to have died in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo after heavy rain triggered a landslide that swept away several homes late on Friday. According to territorial administrator Thomas Bakenga, one resident of Kabulu village in Congo's South Kivu province lost his wife and seven children in the landslide.
Katiba Institute Challenges Policy On Kenya-Bound Passengers To Declare Phone IMEI Numbers
Katiba Institute has filed a lawsuit against the Kenya Communications Authority, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), and the Attorney General, citing what it describes as a blatant violation of human rights. The institute is challenging a new directive introduced by the KRA on November 5, 2024, requiring passengers entering Kenya to declare the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers of any mobile devices they intend to use in the country.
Elias Njau, Close Friend To Bishop Kiengei Exposed Yet Again!
Elias Njau, widely recognized as the right-hand man of prominent church leader Ben Kiengei, has come under fire following allegations brought to light by social media user Jemmoh Wanyoike. Njau, an elder at a church along the Kamakis Bypass, is accused of abandoning a woman named Stella after fathering her child. Jemmoh shared the story online, revealing that Njau not only left Stella to raise the child alone but also attempted to manipulate him into marrying her.
Tanzanian Opposition Leader Freeman Mbowe Released on Bail Amid Political Tensions
Tanzania's prominent opposition leader, Freeman Mbowe, was released on bail Saturday following his detention earlier in the week. The arrest, which occurred just days before local elections scheduled for November 27, has heightened concerns about civic freedoms under President Samia Suluhu Hassan's administration. Mbowe, leader of the Chadema party, was taken into custody along with other party members after police forcibly dispersed a rally in southern Tanzania using tear gas.
Hashim Dagane Muhumed Says He Was Hired To Kill The Three Eastleigh Women
Hashim Dagane Muhumed, the suspect in the gruesome Eastleigh murders, reveals that he was hired to kill the three women. According to investigations, Hashim confessed to participating in the killing of Warris Daud, her child, and her niece, alongside other unidentified accomplices. Additionally, Hashim admitted to the brutal murder of his girlfriend, Deka Abdinoor, a student at Great Lakes University. He disclosed that he dismembered Deka's body and dumped the parts at Lang’ata Cemetery in Nairobi.
'Reveal The Costs And Losses From Cancelled Adani Deals,' LSK Tells Ruto Gov't
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has called on the government to disclose all costs and losses associated with the controversial Adani deals that President William Ruto recently canceled following widespread public backlash.
88-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Attacked By A Swarm Of Bees
Tragedy has struck Nabing'enge village in Milima Ward, Bungoma County, following the death of an 88-year-old man after a bee attack. Alfred Muchele, the victim, was attacked by a swarm of bees at Nabing'enge market and later succumbed to his injuries while undergoing treatment at Naitiri Hospital early Friday morning, according to local sources led by Patrick Wekesa.
Lecturers' Strike: Deadlock As Universities, Gov't Fail To Agree 23 Days Later
The lecturers' strike has disrupted learning in all 35 public universities and two constituent colleges for 23 consecutive days. Although the government initially pledged Ksh.4.3 billion to address the dispute—a figure that the lecturers had agreed to—University Academic Staff Union (UASU) Secretary-General Constantine Wasonga later reversed his stance.
DPP Secures Conviction Against Businesswoman Joyce Akinyi in Major Drug Trafficking Case
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has achieved a significant victory in a high-profile drug trafficking case involving controversial businesswoman Joyce Akinyi. The case, prosecuted at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) courts, also implicated her accomplices, Congolese national Paulin Kalala and Peres Ochieng.
Bar Owner Granted Bond In Illicit Brew Deaths Case That Left 17 Dead
A Kirinyaga court has granted bail to John Muriithi Karaya, the owner of California Bar, where 17 people tragically lost their lives after consuming illicit alcohol in Kangai and Mutithi villages, Mwea-West Sub-County. Justice Richard Mwongo of the Kerugoya Law Courts released Karaya on a Ksh. 1 million bond, with an equivalent surety. His case is scheduled for mention on January 16, 2024.
Safaricom Sambaza Furaha Lands In Meru With Amazing Christmas Giveaways
The **Sambaza Furaha na Safaricom** tour made a vibrant stop in Meru County on Thursday, marking the fourth day of its journey through the Mt. Kenya region. The lively caravan began its route at Makutano Junction, weaving through Meru Town and concluding the day’s activities in Mikinduri. Safaricom customers and Royal Media Services fans turned out in large numbers to celebrate Safaricom's 24th anniversary. They were treated to exciting performances, interactive engagements, and generous giveaways.
Gov’t To Disburse Ksh.3.7B On Friday To Pay 'Historical Debts' Owed To Medical Facilities
The government has reaffirmed its commitment to settling outstanding debts accumulated by the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) through the new Social Health Authority (SHA). In his State of the Nation Address, President William Ruto announced that Ksh.3.7 billion would be disbursed on Friday to cover some of the payments owed to public, private, and faith-based health facilities.
President Shot At While Delivering His Speech
Back in 1912, the US President Theodore Roosevelt once delivered an 84-minute speech after getting shot in the chest • Theodore Roosevelt was shot while campaigning for a third presidential term with the Progressive Party. • The assassin’s bullet was slowed by the folded-up speech and glasses case in his breast pocket. • The 26th president finished the 84-minute speech but ultimately failed to win the 1912 election.
Thieves Terribly Return Stolen Motorcycle After Getting Surrounded By A Swarm Of Bees - Umoja Standard
Just to remind you this interesting story, some people call it supernatural justice. It happened a week a go in Arua. Many individuals rely on the boda boda business to support their families. Unfortunately, numerous operators face dangers such as risking their lives and having their motorcycles stolen while on duty. For Abiriga Ezekiel, life took a harsh turn when his motorcycle was stolen after he was hijacked by individuals he believed were regular customers.
छात्रा को हड्डा के झुंड ने डंक मारा, इलाजरत - Surasand News
सुरसंड4 घंटे पहले कॉपी लिंक भास्कर न्यूज| सुरसंड .
High Court Stops Construction Of Police Houses In South C
The High Court has blocked the government from constructing multi-million housing units for the police on a contested parcel of land in Nairobi’s South C area. The blockage is pending the hearing of a case filed by more than 600 Kenyans. High Court Judge Justice Oguttu Mboya issued the orders suspending plans for the construction of the houses, pending the determination of a case filed by a lobby group calling itself Wilson Mutumba Women Group comprising 635 members.
मधुमक्खियों के झुंड ने मां-बेटे को किया घायल - isri News
तिसरी6 घंटे पहले कॉपी लिंक तिसरी| मधुमक्खियों के झुंड ने तिसरी प्रखंड अंतर्गत सिंघो पंचायत के लक्ष्मणिया गांव की कौशल्या देवी 72 वर्ष और उसके पुत्र संतोष यादव 52 वर्ष को काटकर घायल कर दिया । ग्रामीणों के सहयोग से दोनों को सामुदायिक स्वास्थ्य केंद्र में भर्ती कराया गया। कौशल्या देवी अपने घर के पास स्थित झाड़ी के पास बकरी चराने अधूरा नहीं! पढ़िए पूरा! पढ़ें पूरी खबर दैनिक भास्कर ऐप पर ऐप डाउनलोड करने के लिए QR स्कैन करें पूरी खबर पढ़ें ऐप परप्रीमियम मेंबरशिप है तो लॉगिन करें
James Wanjohi Wanted In Kes 600M Job Scam Avails Himself To DCI
Businessman James Wanjohi presented himself to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) offices on Monday evening shortly after arriving in the country. Wanjohi, a pastor, is alleged to have obtained more than Kes .600 million after defrauding 4,000 Kenyans while promising them Visas to travel abroad. Addressing the media, Wanjohi's lawyer, Ndegwa Njiru, maintained that his client is innocent and is willing to cooperate with the DCI to provide any information required in the probe.
President Ruto Welcomes Probe Into General Ogolla's Death
President William Ruto says that thorough investigations will be done to determine what caused the Helicopter crash that led to the death of Chief of Defence Forces General Francis Ogolla and other servicemen. Speaking at a memorial ceremony in Siaya County on Sunday, President Ruto promised that all security services, including investigative teams, would go to whatever length to find out the truth behind the catastrophic plane crash that took Ogolla's life. "I have full confidence in KDF.
पूजा करने जा रहे अधेड़ पर भौरों के झुंड ने किया हमला, हुई मौत - Aurangabad (Bihar) News
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Two Dead As Planes Collide Mid-Air In Nairobi
Following a mid-air collision between two planes in Nairobi, two people have been officially declared dead. On board a Cessna aircraft owned by Ninety-Nines Flying School, the deceased are reportedly a trainee pilot and instructor. Immediately after the plane crashed into Nairobi National Park, the two were killed.
Gachagua Orders Arrest Of Drug Barons In Coast Within 2 Weeks
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has ordered security teams at the Coast Region to arrest and prosecute barons of narcotics within 14 days. While closing a consultative conference on alcohol and drug abuse at the ASK Grounds, Mombasa County, Gachagua said that the government is committed to eradicating crime.
KUCCPS Portal To Remain Open Until March 4- Machogu
The Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu has announced that the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) portal will remain open until March 4. He said this will allow the 2023 KCSE candidates to register their choices for tertiary institutions.
Marathon World Record-Holder Kiptum Be Buried On February 24
According to the BBC, Marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum will be buried on 24 February in his hometown of Chepkorio in northwest Kenya. Kiptum was killed along with his coach Gervais Hakizimana, in a horrific road accident on Sunday at 11 pm. According to police, the tragic road crash occurred in the Kaptagat area along the Elgeyo Marakwet-Ravine road, where Kiptum and Hakizimana died on the spot due to the impact of the self-involved accident.
Couple Hospitalised After Lion Attack In Isiolo
A young couple was attacked by a lion on Tuesday night while attempting to get firewood at Elsa Ntirim village in Isiolo County. They have requested that the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) handle stray animals. The couple survived the attack after fending off the lion with a panga, but not before suffering severe injuries; they are currently receiving care at the Isiolo County Referral Hospital.
Over 39 People Killed In A Fire Incident In Central China
A fire broke out at a store in the central Chinese province of Jiangxi, killing at least 39 people and leaving several others injured. "At 3:24 pm (0724 GMT) on January 24, a fire broke out on the below-ground level of a store... in Xinyu, Jiangxi," the country's state broadcaster CCTV reported. "Up until now, the accident has resulted in the death of 39 people, injuries to nine people, and others are still trapped," state broadcaster CCTV reported just after 8:00 pm local time (1200 GMT).
Shindushindu: Bony Khalwale Fascinates Kenyans
Kakamega senator Boni Khalwale has left Kenyans on X, formerly known as Twitter, talking after revealing the unique name of his grandson. In a post on his X page, the Kakamega senator shared that he was enjoying spending time with his grandson, whom they had named Austin Shindishindu Khalwale, and keeping warm during the cold weather. "It's a very cold evening in Nairobi. My grandson, Austin Shindishindu Khalwale, has been here for the weekend. What a joy warming up together!" he posted.
Kenya To Send 1,500 Farm Workers To Israel As War With Hamas Intensifies
The Kenyan government plans to send 1500 farm workers to Israel on a three-year contract as the war between Israel and Hamas escalates. On Wednesday, the Ministry of Labour said, through Principal Secretary Shadrack Mwadime, that the two countries had signed a mutual benefit agreement in which Kenyan labor would be sent primarily as casual workers to work in Israel's agricultural areas. Mwadime states the arrangement includes a monthly guaranteed net income of Ksh.230,000 ($1,500).
Junior Secondary Teachers Threaten To Strike In January In Kericho
Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers in Kericho County have threatened to go on strike and withdraw their services once schools reopen for the first term should the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) fail to employ them on permanent and pensionable terms. The JSS teachers issued a three-week notice to their employer saying they want to avoid a renewal of contracts as interns come January next year. “We are saying come January, they are going to renew the contracts.
Journalist Smriti Vidyarthi Lands A New Role On Radio
Renowned Kenyan media personality Smriti Vidyarthi excitedly shared with her fans today that she has secured a new position in radio. The dynamic journalist, well-known for her role as an anchor at the Nation Media Group's NTV, will now be expanding her portfolio to include work at the company's radio station, Nation FM. Starting today, Smriti Vidyarthi will take on the role of anchoring news bulletins at the station. However, this will exclusively be on Mondays, both at 5 PM and 7 PM.
KNEC Accused Of Reusing 60% Of Questions From Past KCPE, KCSE Exams
There have been allegations against the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) that it has been reusing sixty percent of previous Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations. KNEC needs to answer for its part in examining malpractices that have happened in Kenya over the years, says Dr. Purity Ngina of the Zizi Afrique Foundation.
Businesses Warned As President Ruto Moves To Trademark 'Mambo Ni Matatu' Slogan
President William Ruto has attempted to trademark the saying, so companies that hastily etched the catchphrase "mambo ni matatu" alongside the hand holding the number "3" on their items will soon start stepping carefully. When President Ruto warned "sugar cartels" sternly in August that they were to blame for the country's sugar industry's demise, the slogan quickly gained notoriety.
An Apocalyptic Swarm Of Flies Is Plaguing Sydney & It's Only Spring. Is This Our New Normal?
If you’ve been outside at all in the last week in Sydney, you may have noticed a distinct change in your surroundings. A humming, threatening murmur in the distance, perhaps? An unwelcome tickle of pin prick feet on the back of your neck? That spine-tingling, gag-inducing bzzzz by your ear? That’s right, it’s fly season baby, like you have never seen it before. The swathes of flies plaguing our sordid city has left us with many questions: has Sydney always been overrun with these little beasts?
Ex Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko Gifts Harambee Starlets Ksh. 250k For Beating Cameroon
Former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko handed Ksh. 250,000 in cash to Harambee Starlets after beating Cameroon 4-3 in a penalty shootout. Sonko has called upon the government to support the Harambee Starlets team substantially to enhance their chances of qualifying for the African Women’s Cup of Nations. In a historic achievement, the Starlets secured victory over the Cameroon team in the initial qualifying round, triumphing 4-3 in a penalty shootout.
China Asks Countries To Boycott Hong Kong Media Freedom Event
Geneva: China is pressing countries to boycott a British-organised event at the United Nations in Geneva on media freedom in Hong Kong with the son of a jailed media tycoon, a letter showed and four diplomats confirmed on Tuesday. The event on Wednesday titled 'Media Freedom in Hong Kong' is being held on the sidelines of the five-week meeting of the UN Human Rights Council.
Silvanus Osoro Blasts Kenya Kwanza Leaders For Saying Kenya Is A Country Of Shareholders
National Assembly Majority Whip Silvanus Osoro has slammed Kenya Kwanza leaders for claiming Kenya is a country of shareholders. Speaking at a meeting in Shinyalu, Osoro said it is now time for leaders to understand that Kenya belongs to everyone, regardless of whether they voted for President William Ruto or the opposition. " Stop this shareholders issue. All Kenyans are in government and all of us want to be involved in development issues. Honeymoon is over, celebrations are over," Osoro said.
All Bad: Seattle Officers Get Stung By A Swarm Of Wasps While Arresting Carjacking Suspect!
Police Arrest Newly released body camera video shows Seattle Police officers being stung by a swarm of wasps while arresting a carjacking suspect. Both the officers and the suspect were stung several times. One officer was also cut during the struggle. The officers and suspect were taken to Harborview Medical Center to be treated.
New method for purifying drinking water could be used in disaster zones
Scientists have developed a new method that converts seawater into drinking water that could be useful in disaster zones where there is limited electrical power. The most popular method for removing salt (sodium chloride) from sea water is reverse osmosis, which uses a porous membrane that allows water molecules through but not salt. However, this method requires a high pressure and substantial amounts of electricity. The membrane often clogs up, reducing the efficiency of the process.
Azerbaijan, Armenia Hold First Peace Talks After Karabakh Separatists Surrender
Yevlakh: Azerbaijan and Armenian separatists from the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh held their first direct peace talks Thursday, after Baku claimed to have regained control over the breakaway region in a lightning military operation. The separatists agreed to lay down their arms on Wednesday as part of a Russian-brokered ceasefire plan that halted Azerbaijan's 24-hour offensive to retake land at the centre of decades of conflict.
NHS hospitals in Devon enter 'highest level of escalation' after 'pressures' caused by strikes
The NHS in Devon says it is preparing to take extra measures to keep patients safe because hospital emergency departments are under pressure caused by striking doctors. In a statement, NHS Devon said: “A walk-out by junior doctors from 7am on Wednesday 20 September until 7am on Saturday 23 September has left many hospitals facing difficulties in filling rotas, especially over the next two evenings (Thursday and Friday).
Limping dog tied to a pole, saved by animal rescue team
In a heartwarming video that has moved people to tears, you can see how a dog tied down on a pole was rescued by an animal rescue team. The video was shared by the Instagram handle @bullu_bow_bow. Since being posted, the video has gone viral. Many people thanked the rescue team for their brilliant efforts. The video opens to show a dog tied to a pole. As the animal rescue team comes across it, they quickly take it back to their home and take care of it.
Man Recreates Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' Look on Train, Video Goes Viral
The film “Jawan,” directed by Atlee and featuring Shah Rukh Khan in the lead role, has become a blockbuster hit at the box office, shattering numerous revenue records. This cinematic success story extends far beyond national borders, with the movie’s global collections reaching an astonishing figure of Rs 907.54 crore, firmly establishing it as a record-breaking phenomenon.
UK PM Sunak defends climate policy shift
LONDON: Britain’s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday (Sep 21) insisted he was “not slowing down efforts” to tackle climate change, a day after softening green policies aimed at achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. He spoke out after his rethink in green policy was met with a backlash from opposition lawmakers, environmental campaigners, the car industry and even some MPs from his Conservative Party.
Diving into the World of Prop Bets: What Bookies Need to Know
With new and intriguing betting possibilities appearing often, the world of sports betting is always changing. Proposition bets, often known as prop bets, provide gamblers the option to wager on certain athletic events or results as opposed to merely the outcome of the game or the winner. Understanding and selling prop bets may help your sportsbook as a bookmaker.
Cassidy Hutchinson Pals On CNN Hit Back At ‘Gross’ Critics Asking Why She Waited To Reveal Bombshell Groping Claim
[jw-freestar id=JrzTSEvW] CNN anchors asked a pair of former Cassidy Hutchinson colleagues — former Trump Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Matthews and CNN analyst and former Trump White House senior aide Alyssa Farah Griffin — to explain why she waited to reveal her groping allegation against Rudy Giuliani until the release of her book.
59-Year-Old US Man Dies After He Was Stung By A Swarm Of Bees
A 59-year-old man died in southeastern Kentucky, United States, this week after he was attacked by a swarm of bees, according to a county coroner. The man was stung while moving an old bag of potting soil from his porch in Harlan County, which is near the Virginia state line and about 160 miles southeast of Lexington.
Syria's Assad visits China seeking funds
HANGZHOU: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Thursday (Sep 21) began his first official trip to China in almost two decades, state media reported, where he will ask a long-time ally for financial support to help rebuild his devastated country. China becomes one of only a handful of countries outside the Middle East that Assad has visited since the 2011 start of a war that has since killed more than half a million people, displaced millions more and battered Syria’s infrastructure and industry.
Trump steamrolls anti-abortion groups
“Are pro-lifers going to allow themselves to be a cheap date?” said Patrick Brown, a fellow with the conservative Ethics and Public Policy Center’s Life and Family Initiative. “Are they going to sit back and take it when candidates are denigrating the cause they dedicated their life to?” Trump’s attempt to have it both ways on the fraught issue — calling himself “the most pro-life president ever” and taking credit for the fall of Roe v.
‘Sex Education’ Season 4 Cast: Who’s In and Who’s Out In The Final Season?
The final season of Netflix’s Sex Education cements the show’s legacy as an all-time streaming great. Is it a perfect season of television? No, of course not. Are there a few too many characters/storylines? Probably. But everyone, no matter their age, gender, or sexual preference, can find something or someone they relate to in the final season. Season 4 of Sex Education once again examines the universal feeling of insecurity and wraps it in a warm blanket of hope and understanding.
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