Seven American aid workers who had been in Congo to fight the Ebola outbreak are quarantining at an isolation facility in Kenya after the U.S. government introduced new travel restrictions, the head of a U.S. charity employing them told Reuters. https://t.co/Yc2ilgVHjj
The System is so broken that Armed criminals are now robbing kenyans in Cafes! Meanwhile kazi ya DCI ni ku-abduct kenyans who criticize the system. This happened last night at Chaiwali along General mathenge road
While you’re busy celebrating roads outside your docket, armed goons are robbing Kenyans at gunpoint. Chaiwali on General Mathenge Road tonight. Your ministry’s report card is written by the safety of Kenyans not by road projects. Armed robbers struck hotels and roads on a broad day light. Maybe secure lives before chasing credit.@NPSOfficial_KE@DCI_Kenya@C_NyaKundiH@NelsonHavi@omwambaKE
Armed goons can block a major highway at Pangani just 2 km from the DCI headquarters, terrorize motorists, and be escorted away.
Yet when Gen Z protesters come out carrying phones and water bottles, many are met with deadly force.
That contrast raises serious questions about how the law is applied and whose safety the state is prioritizing.
If we want to preserve the rule of law and public trust, Kenya needs accountable leadership that protects every citizen equally. Without meaningful change, the country’s institutions risk further erosion.
The deterioration and fall of Kenya from a barely functioning country to complete systemic ruin and dysfunction has been deeply painful to witness.
Our children do not deserve this.
BREAKING: At least one person has been killed after Kenyan police opened fire with live rounds during a protest in the capital Nairobi against reported abductions of activists, two witnesses told Reuters.
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Arrested in public. Never booked in the Occurrence Book. Days later, found abandoned on roadsides and in bushes, alleging torture and brutal beatings.
How many more promises to investigate before there is accountability? Kenyans deserve justice, not endless commitments. #EndEnforcedDisappearances #JusticeForOurFallen
Four armed men in a Toyota Probox attempt to abduct Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich in Nakuru early Saturday, days after President Ruto criticised the media house's news coverage.
Why is the government demonstrating and shutting down all major roads in the city?
Barricades are everywhere yet today is a normal working and school day.
The High Court has declared SBM Bank’s attempt to auction a widow’s home illegal, finding the mortgage they relied on was void, defective, and fundamentally unreliable. The Court held that the charge could not stand in law.
The bank claimed the deceased had taken loans of about KShs 11.15 million (KShs 9.15M overdraft and KShs 2M term loan), later restructured to around KShs 14.6 million, all allegedly secured using the matrimonial home. But the land was jointly owned, and the Court found the charge lacked valid spousal consent. The widow denied signing any documents and the bank failed to prove otherwise, even relying on a “mortgage” that referenced laws not yet in force.
And it gets worse. A bank official allegedly cornered the widow in an ICU while her husband was critically ill and pressured her to sign a letter admitting the debt under threat of losing her home. The Court called this unconscionable, threw out the letter, and stopped the sale entirely exposing a disturbing mix of coercion, weak documentation, and reckless banking conduct.
Algoney Hamdan Dagalo, linked to the Sudan killings, and Wicknell Chivayo of Zimbabwe, a corruption suspect, are among the guests reported to have obtained Kenyan passports through inexplicable means — and this raises major concerns about the oversight of issuing those identification documents. #Checkpoint
Baadhi ya raia wa Ethiopia wanaofanya kazi za vibarua katika eneo la Kiamaiko, Eastlands, jijini Nairobi wamefanikiwa kupata vitambulisho vya taifa vya Kenya kwa kutoa hongo, mmoja akisema alitoa shilingi elfu kumi na tano.
#KTNLeoWikendi
Madness in Kakamega today: police tear-gassed a busload of Friends School Binyenya kids returning from a music festival in Mumias — mistaken for United Opposition rally supporters. This is what happens when our police are weaponized for politics instead of protecting citizens. Sad.