What is most disturbing is the level of denial. How can anyone look at the suffering, abuses and failures under this administration and still pretend everything is normal? A government must never be allowed to escape accountability for the harm it inflicts on its own people.
Every violation, every abuse of power and every injustice must be documented, investigated and answered for. Those responsible must face the consequences through the law.
Power is temporary. Public office is not immunity. This regime must be held accountable for its record. Kenyans deserve justice, not excuses.
A power blackout during an Amapiano event at The Alchemist Bar in Nairobi turned into an impromptu political moment last night. When the lights went out, revellers switched on flashlights and chanted "Ruto Must Go." The chanting continued even after switching to the generator, lasting until the DJ fully reset his equipment.
Fred Matiang'i: Rais ameenda Nyamira, yaani analaunch project mara nne. Unalaunch project ya CDF. Kazi ya National Government imekwama, sasa unatafuta namna ya kudanganya watu kila siku
" Nasikia vibaya ati mtoto akimaliza hapa University lazima tena anunue barua za uaskari na ualimu kwa shilingi milioni moja," a pastor speaks truth to power in front of President Ruto in Kisii.
Rigathi Gachagua: Ruto alienda Ukambani akadanganya Wakamba. Akiwa huko, hawezi kumtukana Kalonzo, lakini akiwa huko nje anamwita Mr. 40. Kesho anaenda Kisii, na amekuwa akiita Matiangโi Mr. River Yala, lakini akifika huko atamwita ndugu yake na kusema anataka kufanya kazi pamoja
Edwin Sifuna: โWilliam Ruto is an existential threat to this country. Tumekubaliana na Riggy G, whatever it takes kukomboa nchi yetu, sisi tutafanya.โ
These two have been terrorising people with a gun, robbing them and getting away on a Nduthi around Nairobi and Kiambu. They are Osman Okanda and Michael Ndungu, whom most people know as Mwarabu.
Mwarabu works as a boda boda rider and has been robbing his clients at gunpoint at night.
DCI detectives arrested Osman in Chokaa, and he led them to Mwarabu's house, where they recovered a loaded pistol.
Mwarabu was arrested alongside his motorbike, a Boxer, registration number KMHA 890H.
If you were robbed by these two, report the matter to Buruburu Police Station, where they are being held.
Rigathi Gachagua: Wakisii, tafadhali msiende mkutanoni kabla ya kulipwa, kwa sababu wabunge wamepea Kasongo budget ya 2,000 per person, lakini ni wakora; watapunguza hiyo pesa wawapatie 200. Nimeconfirm ile budget imepitishwa: ni 300 million imeelekea Kisii na magunia
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A midnight intelligence-led operation in Nairobiโs Chokaa area has ended in the arrest of two suspects and the recovery of a pistol loaded with 11 rounds of ammunition, as detectives turn up the heat on suspected armed robbers operating within the capital.
The operation kicked off when Buruburu detectives, acting on actionable intelligence, arrested Michael Osman Okanda in Chokaa for his involvement in robbery.
But the arrest was merely the opening act. As detectives pressed on with their interrogation, Okanda led them to the residence of his partner in crime, Brian Mbugua Ndungu, alias Mwarabu, in Baraka, Mowlem, hoping to bring the second suspect into the dragnet.
Mwarabu, however, was nowhere to be seen. But while the suspect had seemingly slipped through the net, he had left behind something far more incriminating.
A meticulous search of the house led detectives to a jacket hanging in a wardrobe. Hidden inside was a Canik pistol, fitted with a magazine containing 11 rounds of ammunition. Assorted documents bearing Mwarabuโs details were also recovered.
With the firearm safely secured, Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) detectives moved in to process and document the scene, as detectives shifted their focus to trace the elusive accomplice.
The manhunt soon gathered momentum when detectives established that Mwarabu worked as a boda boda rider within Nairobiโs Central Business District, plying the CBDโDagoretti route. Further intelligence indicated that he routinely returned to his rented house in the morning hours.
Detectives would not leave that to chance. They laid an ambush and waited for their man to walk straight into their trap.
Their patience paid off, when Mwarabu rode into the waiting officersโ dragnet aboard a red Boxer motorcycle, registration number KMHA 890H, and was promptly arrested.
The motorcycle, suspected to have been used in the commission of crime, was also detained as an exhibit.
Both suspects are now in custody, undergoing processing pending arraignment. Meanwhile, detectives are retracing their movements and activities to establish whether the duo could be linked to other armed robberies and criminal incidents across the capital.
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