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The IDF eliminated an armed terrorist identified inside the Security Zone near IDF soldiers:

Earlier today (Saturday), IDF soldiers identified an armed terrorist operating inside the Security Zone, in the Majdal Zoun area in southern Lebanon, in blatant violation of the agreement.

Following the identification, the soldiers responded to the threat and opened fire at the terrorist. Following extensive searches, the soldiers eliminated the terrorist.

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🚨🔥BOUGHT LAND “CLEAN”, DID EVERYTHING RIGHT, STILL LOST IT? THIS CHANGES THE GAME.

The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed an old principle, but with a new and uncomfortable edge. In Civil Appeal Nos. E682, E686 & E705 of 2024 (consolidated), the Court did not merely repeat that “fraud vitiates title”. It went further and clarified where the risk truly lies when the Lands Registry itself creates parallel titles. The dispute arose from prime land in Runda where multiple titles were issued at different times to different parties, all appearing valid on their face. Purchasers argued they conducted searches, paid full consideration, and relied on official records. The Court accepted those facts and still said: that is not enough. Where two titles exist, the court will not balance equities. It will trace history, chronology, and legality, then decisively protect only the title with a lawful root.

What is new and striking is the Court’s firm rejection of registry failure as a defence. The judges were explicit that administrative chaos, missing files, duplicate registers, or fraudulent entries at Ardhi House do not shift the burden to the original owner. Even an “innocent purchaser for value without notice” does not acquire immunity where the root title was unlawful. Article 40(6) of the Constitution was applied with teeth, not sympathy. The Court effectively said that courts will no longer launder defective titles through good faith purchases. If the first registration was corrupted, every subsequent transaction collapses, regardless of how convincing the paperwork looks.

For Kenyan land buyers, this is not business as usual. The practical shift is this: risk has moved decisively away from original proprietors and squarely onto buyers, banks, and professionals involved in conveyancing. A search, a title deed, and registry confirmation are no longer treated as conclusive comfort. Buyers must interrogate history, litigation, prior ownership, and registry conduct, especially in high-value areas. If the title falls, courts will not save it simply because money changed hands. Compensation may be pursued elsewhere, but ownership will not be protected. The message from the Court of Appeal is blunt and new in its intensity: land buying in Kenya is no longer a paperwork exercise, it is a risk assessment, and the buyer bears it.

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🚨🚨 BREAKING: The High Court Has Confirmed That WhatsApp Chats Can Create a Binding Contract

The High Court has upheld a KSh 145,000 judgment arising from an agreement that was never written, never signed, and never stamped. In Fredrick Ochiel v Kennedy Okoth (2026), the Court dealt with a dispute over an ultrasound machine that had been leased based on phone calls and WhatsApp messages. The machine was collected, used, partially paid for, and never returned. When payment was demanded, the defence was simple: there was no agreement. The Court disagreed. It found that the parties had agreed on the daily charge, acted on that agreement, and communicated consistently about payment and return through their phones.

In dismissing the appeal, the Court reaffirmed a settled but often ignored principle of contract law: a contract does not have to be written to be enforceable. Oral agreements are valid if offer, acceptance, and consideration can be proved. In this case, the WhatsApp messages, SMS exchanges, partial payment, and conduct of the parties left no doubt that there was a meeting of minds. The Court was clear that courts will not rewrite contracts or rescue parties from bargains they voluntarily entered into, unless there is fraud, coercion, or illegality. “There was no written agreement” was not a defence where the evidence showed otherwise.

For the ordinary mwananchi, this judgment is a quiet but powerful warning. If you agree on terms over WhatsApp, take someone’s property, benefit from it, and promise to pay, the law will hold you to that promise. Your messages are not just casual chats; they can become legal evidence. Before dismissing a dispute with “tulikua tunaongea tu,” remember this decision. In today’s Kenya, a phone conversation can create real legal obligations with real financial consequences.

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#URAPublicNotice Alert!

URA informs the General Public that Section 47A of the Tax Procedures Code Act, 2014 as amended, that provides for waiver of interest and penalty outstanding as at 30th June 2023, where a taxpayer pays the outstanding principal tax by 31st December 2024, has been implemented in all taxpayers’ ledgers that qualify for the waiver.

Where a taxpayer pays a portion of the principal tax outstanding as at 30th June 2023 by 31st December 2024, the portion of interest and penalty that relates to the principal tax paid shall be waived proportionately.

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Thank you for this question. Kindly follow the steps below;
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4. Enter your correct NIN and date of Birth which will auto-populate your name.
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