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Ruto Fires Back At Gachagua After Tell-All Interview
Politics Ruto openly criticised his former deputy, claiming that he was leading a leaderless movement without a plan, or even the moral authority to tell Kenyans where they should go next. President William Ruto on Tuesday, February 4 clapped back at former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua after the latter continued his run of exposing behind-the-scenes events of his former boss in an explosive interview.
Ruto Issues Orders To Police Over 5 Chiefs Kidnapped By Al Shabaab
Breaking The Head of State revealed that he had explained the matter to Deputy Inspector General of Police, Gilbert Masengeli, directing him to do everything possible to ensure that those chiefs return home. President William Ruto has responded to an incident where five chiefs were on Monday, February 3 abducted by suspected members of the outlawed Al Shabaab terror group in Elwak, Mandera County.
5 Arrested As DCI Seize Toyota Landcruiser, Pistols In Ksh16 Million Gold Scam
Local & Metro DCI in a statement revealed that the five were nabbed for defrauding a Romanian and Swiss national, who raised alarm regarding the heinous scheme. Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested five suspects in a gold scam that saw two foreign nationals lose Ksh15.5 million. DCI, in a statement, revealed that the five were nabbed for defrauding a Romanian and Swiss national who raised the alarm about the heinous scheme.
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Over thousands of seasons across hundreds of years, eight distinct peoples honed their strategies for surviving in the Lower Omo Valley. The dry and often unforgiving conditions in this semi-arid region of southwest Ethiopia would be inhospitable for most, but these groups learnt to adapt to unpredictable rainfall and the ebbs and flows of the Omo River. These valuable lessons were perfected and passed down through countless generations.
UN Helicopter Captured By Al Shabaab In Somalia
Al Shabaab group captured a United Nations (UN) helicopter carrying two Somali men and several foreigners when it made an emergency landing in an area controlled by the Islamist group, a military official said on Wednesday. The aircraft encountered a defect shortly after taking off from Beledweyne city in central Somalia, Major Hassan Ali told Reuters, before it landed near Hindhere village, bordering Galguduud region. "Two Somali men and several foreigners were onboard.
Lok Sabha to discuss Chandrayaan-3 mission today
New Delhi, Sep 21 : Lok Sabha on Thursday will discuss the Chandrayaan-3 mission’s success and other achievements in the space sector. Also in legislative business, the government will seek introduction and passage of the Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2023. The bill has already been passed by Rajya Sabha. Apart from this, the committee on estimates will present its report on, “Assessment of various initiatives under CGHS’ pertaining to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare”.
Blogger Pauline Njoroge Arrested
Blogger Pauline Njoroge has been arrested. Njoroge, an ardent critic of President William Ruto, was apprehended by Watamu DCI officers. Her lawyer Ndegwa Njiru said reason for arrest was unknown. More follows  Like this: Like Loading... Related
I Left Samidoh for Whoever Needed Him More - Edday Says
Edday Nderitu says she and Mugithi musician Samuel Muchoki aka Samidoh are no longer together. In an Instagram post, Edday who left Kenya for the US months ago, said she left the hitmaker for “whoever needed the most”. The mother of three said she chose to leave the marriage because it was negatively impacting her children, especially her teenage daughter. “Lemme clarify few things that were shared online and not accurate. I am not in any polygamous marriage as stated.
Tony Bennett Net Worth: A Musical Icon’s Everlasting Legacy
Tony Bennett, a legendary American singer, and artist, has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide with his velvety voice and timeless classics. With an illustrious career spanning over seven decades, Tony Bennett has amassed not only artistic acclaim but also an impressive net worth. Tony Bennett net worth was $200 million when he died on July 21 2023.
US President Joe Biden Mourns The Passing Of Tony Bennett: A Timeless American Classic Remembered
US President Joe Biden, along with millions of fans and admirers, mourns the passing of the eminent and timeless stylist, Tony Bennett. The legendary singer, known for his devotion to classic American songs and his ability to create new standards, including the iconic “I Left My Heart In San Francisco,” graced a decades-long career that earned him deep affection from fans and respect from fellow artists. Tony Bennett died on July 21, 2023 at the age of 96, just two weeks shy of his birthday.
“They Cloned Tyrone” Review: A Mind-Bending Thriller That Delves Into The Dark Abyss Of Conspiracy
In the current landscape of America, conspiracy theories have become an integral part of our collective psyche. “They Cloned Tyrone,” a mesmerizing inner-city sci-fi thriller, cleverly capitalizes on the allure of conspiracy culture prevalent within Black communities.
Somali president to attend WFP summit in Italy
MOGADISHU, Somalia – President Hassan Sheikh will leave Mogadishu for Italy on Sunday at an invitation of the UN Secretary-General to attend the UN Food Systems Summit in Rome on July 24-26.
60 Percent Of Mandera County Controlled By Al Shabaab - Governor Khalif
Mandera Governor Mohamed Adan Khalif has revealed that 60 percent of the county is under the control of al Shabaab militants. Mohamed says the presence of the militants has affected service delivery in various parts of the county. “We can’t deliver services in some areas. Al Shabaab controls more than 60 percent of the county which is affecting our work,” he said. Governor Mohamed said his administration is unable to offer services to the public due to the al Shabaab presence in the county.
Kenya: Al Shabaab Attacks Increased By 26pc in 2022
The data which is derived from the CHRIPS Terror Attacks and Arrests Observatory, further revealed that of the 77 reported attacks, close to 50 percent were targeted at security officials.Incidents targeting security officials have been on an upward trend for the past 5 years.In 2018 and 2019, 16 attacks were recorded as directed towards security officials.The CHRIPS observatory in 2022 has documented 33 attacks targeting security officials.
Facebook Auto-Created Hundreds Of Pages For ISIS, Al Qaeda, Study Finds
An investigation discovered a "quirk" on Facebook that automatically generates business pages for terrorist groups when users "check-in" to them.
Hargeisa's bloody own goal
Dispatchist News from around the globe in real time Client login News Sources Countries People Categories Organizations Somaliland's military assault on Las Anod looks like an over-reaction by the state government and could scupper its independence ambitions, After Hargeisa's security forces reacted to peaceful protests in Las Anod in December and January by shooting marchers dead, some thought the situation would calm – but the opposite has occurred and over 200 people are believed to have...
Who can trust the Ethiopia peace deal?
While many have celebrated the ceasefire agreement, some prominent Tigrayan groups see it as a surrender. After two years of devastating war, Ethiopia’s federal government and the Tigray Peoples’ Liberation Front (TPLF) signed a landmark ceasefire agreement on 2 November. The deal, signed in Pretoria following talks mediated by the African Union, is surprisingly comprehensive. Under its terms, the TPLF will accept a return to the previous constitutional order, including federal authority in Tigray.
ūüĒćūüĆé La Turchia sull'allargamento della Nato e altre notizie interessanti
LA TURCHIA SU SVEZIA E FINLANDIA [di Federico Petroni] ¬ęNon diremo s√¨¬Ľ a Svezia e Finlandia. Cos√¨ il presidente Recep Tayyip Erdońüan solleva lo spettro di un veto turco sulla¬†domanda di adesione alla Nato che i due paesi presenteranno nei prossimi giorni.
Aisha Jumwa Unveils UDA Lineup For Kilifi
Written By Ramadhan Kambi 📝 Kilifi gubernatorial candidate and Malindi MP Aisha Jumwa has unveiled her UDA candidates who will battle for various political seats ahead of the August General Election. She calls the team her dream team which she says it carries the hopes and dreams of the Kilifi people. Ms Jumwa who is eying for the top county seat seeks to take over from Governor Amason Kingi who is completing his second and final term in office.
OG, Fena, Kaiga Reign At Nexterfest
Khaligraph Jones, Fena Gitu and Chris Kaiga brought the house to a standstill at the Nexterfest concert in Nairobi yesterday. Performing several of their hit tracks including club bangers like “Leave Me Alone” Yego, “Steam”, “Siri” “I want” “Kengele” among others the three made sure the thousands of Kenyans in attendance got entertained during the long weekend. The Tusker NexterFest concert is one in a series of concerts organized by the brand that is celebrating 100 years.
Pope Francis Requests Meeting With Putin
Pope Francis has requested a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to try to end the conflict in Ukraine, but has yet to receive a response. “I was eager to travel to Moscow. Allowing an opening was undoubtedly necessary for the Kremlin leader. We have yet to receive a response, but we remain adamant “According to Italy’s Corriere della Sera newspaper, the pope said. He also stated that he had no plans to visit Ukraine, stating that he needed to travel to Moscow first.
AU Forces Camp Hit By Al Shabaab - Local Media
Written By John Mutiso 📝 The attack took place early Tuesday at the AU camp in the Shabelle region of central Somalia, according to a local elder. “The explosions took place at an African Union mission base. “After that, there was a heavy exchange of gunfire,” local elder Mohamed Nur told Reuters by phone from El Baraf. Al-Shabaab later issued a statement claiming that militants had successfully overrun the base and taken complete control, a claim that has not been verified.
Miraa Drivers Captured By Al Shabaab, Freed Later Unconditionally
The families of two miraa drivers who were abducted by suspected Al-Shabaab militants last week have a reason to smile after the duo was released unconditionally on Saturday night, August 7. Bashe Mahamud and Mohamed Som were kidnapped at gunpoint on Tuesday, August 3, along the Wajir-Garissa border while dropping a consignment of 15 sacks of the stimulant worth Ksh2 million.
EABL Pledges To Create More Jobs For Women And Youth
0 380 Share East Africa Breweries has promised to create more jobs by launching more water projects across the country. This as the world marked the World Water Day on Teusday. This year’s theme being “Water and Jobs.” EABL Cooperate Relations Director Eric Kiniti says the organization has already opened up more that 70 water projects in East Africa, reaching over 5 million households and are being managed women.
Ambassador Bethuel Kiplagat dead
0 374 Share The fomer chairman of Truth,Justice and Reconciliation Commision Ambassaddor Bethuel Kiplagat was prounonced dead early today morning at the Nairobi Hospital. He served in Moi’s government since 1978 to 1991 as a Kenya’s ambassador to France, high commissioner to Britain, and permanent secretary in the ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A dead terrorist is a good terrorist, especially when another terrorist kills him
Terrorists are all about killing: sometimes they kill each other. There is an old saying: there is no honour among thieves. In essence, this phrase means you cannot trust a thief with anything. The decorum of ‘normal’ society is not something they believe in. I would add that the same goes for terrorists. They generally have one goal in mind: to kill and maim as many people as they can in the course of their attacks.
At Least 10 Killed In Central Somalia Bombing Claimed By Al Shabaab
© Provided by News18 At Least 10 Killed In Central Somalia Bombing Claimed By Al Shabaab MOGADISHU: At least 10 people were killed on Friday in a town in Somalia’s semi autonomous state of Galmudug when a suicide bomber detonated a device at a rally due to be addressed by the country’s prime minister, a security official said.
Raila's Convoy Stoned In Githurai
0 336 Share NASA flag bearer Raila Odinga was forced to cut short his speech in Githurai after Jubilee supporters disrupted his campaign rally. Police were forced to lob teargas to the rowdy youth who started pelting his convoy with stones. More to follow CONVOTCONVOYGithuraiRailaSTONED 0 336
Police Issue Alert On Planned Attacks By Al Shabaab
Police have warned that terror group Al-Shabaab may be heading to Kenya to launch attacks after 34 militias were killed over the weekend by Kenya Defence Forces and Somali National Army. Police want Kenyans to be vigilant to deter the plans by reporting any suspicious people or objects.
Uber Taxi Burnt Down In Riruta
Another Uber taxi has been torched by attackers believed to be taxi drivers in Riruta area. The taxi was heading to the city center at around 9 pm yesterday after dropping a passenger in Riruta when the driver, who was alone in the vehicle, was attacked. The driver escaped unhurt. Nairobi CID boss Ireri Kamwende said police are hunting for the attackers. The incident comes barely a month after another Uber taxi was razed by a group suspected to be taxi drivers in Kilimani. burntdownrirutataxiuber
Ksh5 Billion Disappears From MP Rigathi Gachagua's Bank Accounts
The Assests Recovery Agency was unable to trace Ksh5 billion which had been allegedly deposited into bank accounts linked to Mathira MP Rigathi Gachagua. According to documents filed in court by ARA, the MP reportedly received a total of Ksh12.5 billion in suspicious payments since 2013. Ksh7.3 billion was withdrawn from the accounts in question leaving a deficit of Ksh5 billion which could not be supported by withdrawal documents.
HELB Proposes New Rules for Loan Repayment
A new proposal was tabled in Parliament seeking to make changes in the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) Act. The proposal seeks to amend interest on loans and the repayment period. Interest charged on student loans will be cut to 3% and the grace period for repayment increased to five years after graduation if MPs adopt the bill.
School Reopening: Private Schools Issue 3 Demands to Parents
Parents with children in some of the private schools have expressed their reservations after they were issued with three fresh demands on school fees which they must fulfill upon Monday, October 12, opening. Reports indicate that some private schools, mostly located in Nairobi, are demanding that the parents settle their second term fees in full when schools reopen.
Malala, Kihika Among 10 MPs at Risk of Losing Seats
Nakuru Senator Susan Kihika and her Kakamega counterpart Cleophas Malala are among 10 legislators who are facing the possibility of losing their elective seats. The legislators risk having their elections nullified following the ruling by Justice Weldon Korir on Wednesday, October 7, that stripped Gatundu North Member of Parliament Wanjiku Kibe of her seat.
Speculations Rife After Anticipated Inooro TV Interview Declared Fake
On Wednesday evening, October 7, a highly anticipated interview pitting Murang'a Woman Rep Sabina Chege and Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, was declared fake. The two legislators had posted earlier that they would be interviewed by Inooro TV's Michael Njenga and his counterpart Wangechi wa Muriuki on the show. However, just moments before the show, Inooro TV stated that the poster in circulation was fake.
Students Stranded as 19 Schools Remain Submerged
Students from 19 schools in Baringo and Kisumu county have been left stranded with their learning institutions submerged in water. The two areas have been experiencing heavy rainfall in the past few months, a situation that has left many areas flooded. Education Official from Baringo South, George Okeyo revealed that 11 schools in the area have been affected by the rising levels of Lake Baringo.
Ruto Camp Rattled Over Govt Directives on Campaign Rallies
Allies of Deputy President William Ruto have sharply criticised the directive by the government requiring that the police be notified of any political gatherings at least three days in advance. Speaking on Wednesday, October 7, moments after Head of Public Service Joseph Kinyua's press conference, Senator Kipchumba Murkomen dismissed the advisory claiming that National Security Advisory Committee (NSAC) which formulated the directives was not recognised by the constitution.
Mother's Agony After Rogue Driver Runs Over Son
Celestine Mulwa, a mother of 3, was left in a desolate state after her first born son, Jacob Akoyo, was run over by a rogue driver. Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, she revealed that the accident occurred around the Kinungi area on September 24, as Akoyo was on his way to register his boda boda Sacco. "I got the call and was informed that he had been rushed to Kijabe Hospital by the driver of the Toyota Noah that ran over him," she narrated.
25 Mourners Rushed to Hospital After Bus Overturns [PHOTOS]
25 mourners on their way to bury a kin sustained injuries after the vehicle they were travelling in was involved in a road accident on Wednesday, October 7. The grisly accident occurred along Nandi Hills -Chepsangor Road with initial reports indicating that the driver was speeding. A correspondent in the area confirmed to Kenyans.co.ke about the incident stating that the road has sharp bends which may have led to the accident.
Church Speaks on Ruto's Ksh.8M Unpaid Promise
Reports emerged on Wednesday, October 7, claiming that Deputy President William Ruto is yet to fully settle a Ksh.10 Million donation he promised a church in Kisii. Etangi Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA) allegedly wrote to the President of the East Kenya Union Conference, Pastor Samuel Makori seeking clarity over the Ksh.10M donation. It is alleged that Ruto donated Ksh.10 Million to the church, but only paid Ksh.2 Million and promised to settle the Ksh.8 Million balance at a later date.
Little Known Traffic Offences in Kenya
Knowing what is expected of you after committing a traffic offence is vital. There are numerous traffic offences as governed by the Traffic Act Chapter 403. However, there are several offences that can be classified as uncommon yet motorists are liable to fines if caught in violation. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) listed all the traffic offences, in a bid to counter the number of road accidents in Kenya, and several stood out.
Cuba Denies Release of 2 Doctors By Al Shabaab
Cuban Authorities on Wednesday, October 7, revealed that reports claiming Al Shabaab had set free two cuban doctors were fake. In a statement to the press re-shared by the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI), the general director of Press and Communications of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, Juan Antonio Fernández Palacios revealed that efforts to rescue the two doctors were still ongoing.
Public Works PS Among Six People Abducted By Al Shabaab
PUBLIC WORKS PS Mariam El-Maawy among is among the six people abducted by al shabaab militia at Milihoi on Lamu-Mpeketoni highway. The six have however been recued and are currently receiving treatment at a hospital in Mpeketoni. Mariam El-Maawy had just completed a meeting with Lapset stakeholders in Lamu and was heading to visit families who fled their homes due to insecurity caused Alshabaab attacks. The incident took place at around 3pm on Thursday.
Silvia Romano libera, i servizi segreti turchi in Somalia
Carta di Laura Canali – 2018. 12/05/2020 Il decisivo contributo dell’intelligence di Ankara alla liberazione di Silvia Romano svela l’importanza che Erdoğan attribuisce all’ex colonia italiana. Il ruolo dei servizi segreti turchi (Mit) nella liberazione della cooperante italiana Silvia Romano rivela la crescente influenza di Ankara in Somalia e nel Corno d’Africa.
Sudan: Hamdouk to Inaugurate Khartoum International Fair On Monday
Khartoum — Prime Minister Dr. Abdalla Hamdouk is due to inaugurate next the Exhibition Ground , Monday, in Burri , the 37th Session of the Khartoum International Fair, which will be organized during the January 20-27, with the participation of 25 countries, 15 states and 450 national companies.
Sudan: Sovereign Council Affrims Importance of Pumping New Bloods in CC
Khartoum — Sovereign Council Member Mohamed AL-Faki affirmed in a press statement following a meeting held by the transitional Sovereign Council at Republican palace on Thursday the importance of pumping new bloods in the Constitutional Court (CC) and pushing new names after court's judges term specified by seven years was ended except for the president of the court whose term still continues for one more year.
Gambia: Victims Centre Chair Voices APRC Threat
Sheriff Kijera, chairman of Gambia Centre for Victims of Human Right Violations has voiced his concern over threats he receives from some members of the former ruling Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction (APRC). Mr. Kijera said he believes that the threats were as a result of his stance for the government not to issue permit to APRC to protest in demand of Yahya Jammeh's return.
Gambia: Agric Ministry, FAO Ink Multimillion Dalasi Project
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) on Monday 13 January 2020 inked a USD480,000 project at a ceremony held at the Ministry of Agriculture conference room in Banjul.
Zimbabwe: Editorial Comment - Plans to Resuscitate Railways Paramount
Zimbabwe was first made "open for business" by the railways reaching the country in the 1890s and the network being steadily expanded over the decades, with the last link, that from West Nicholson to Beitbridge, actually coming well after independence.
Sierra Leone: Man Sentenced 32 Years for Robbery
Justice Monfred Sesay presiding at the High Court in Freetown has sentenced Mohamed Samura alIas Blacker to 32 years imprisonment for Conspiracy and Robbery. Samura was charged with four counts ranging from conspiracy, robbery, and assaulting conduct contrary to Section 23(1) of the Larceny Act of 1916 as repealed and replaced by Section 2 of the Statues Criminal Laws (Amended) Act of 1971.
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