A Kenyan landlord in shock after gaining access to a tenant’s house following the death of her husband. Litter scattered everywhere, rooms completely disorganised and the space in a heartbreaking condition. Mpaka used pads.
A Kenyan landlord was left stunned after gaining access to a tenant’s house. The woman had reportedly gone three months bila kulipa rent following the death of her husband, but what shocked the landlord even more was the state of the house, nyumba ni chafu kila room, and completely disorganized and the space in a heartbreaking condition.
This is Governor James Orengo @orengo_james official carr being torched in Awendo, Migori County. I am surprised at what is going on in Nyanza. A few useless Politicians have decided to show how primitive they are. They have decided that luo Nyanza people will always fight to please Ruto. Why is it that Nyanza is the only place this political violence is being propagated? This a very shameful act. Everyone has a right to campaign anywhere they want without this kind of violence. It is very cowardly to behave this way and to pay a few people to be this violent. Dear @gladyswanga@ray_omollo@ProfOjiendaTom you can still please your boss without having our people descend into this anarchy💔💔💔💔💔🚮🚮🚮🚮🚮
As the raging battle continues between the family of Rosemary Chemutai Koech Kimwatu and her estranged husband Kevin Migwe Kimwatu over who should bury her body, Official court documents have revealed that Rosemary did not list her husband with her employer Kenya Commercial Bank(KCB) as her official next of Kin. She instead enlisted her sister Judy Koech Oyamo and her eldest son Charles Migwe Kimwatu. Mr Kevin only came to realise this on 26th August 2026 when he went to Lee Funeral Home to organise burial arrangements. This is when mortuary staff showed him an official letter from KCB Bank dated 25th August signed by head of shared Services, Risk Compliance and governance strictly authorising Rosemary's sister and son together pick her body and NOT her husband. It is this letter that prompted her husband to move to court to challenge it's legality and how a letter from the employer can inhibit a spouse from collecting his wife's remains under the Kenyan constitution 2010. He claims that since his wife died on 21st August, her parents have completely keep him in the dark as far as the funeral preparations are concerned. He claims that they were legally married for 13 years and together they have four children hence he has all the rights to dictate where the burial takes place . He is also accusing KCB Bank of trying to interfere with his family. The court granted him orders stopping the burial and maintaining status quo pending hearing and determination of the matter. Between Mr Kevin and her family, who do you think has the right to dictate her burial plans?
This video has sparked outrage online after a mzee was allegedly assaulted by goons. What has left netizens even more disturbed is the reaction of people seen sitting in their cars, simply watching as the incident unfolded. Mzee anachapwa lakini watu wanaangalia tu.
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