A Kenyan court has allowed the new salary structure for civil servants to take effect in the August 2026 payroll.
The court rejected a request by the civil servants’ union to stop the changes until salary negotiations are completed.
Weh. Sometimes Satan, witches, and village people are innocent.
This video was taken 8 seconds before the fatal accident in Kisumu that claimed the lives of Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) students as they were heading to bury their fellow comrade, Beast!
Some were hanging recklessly, others were sitting on the roof while the bus was speeding.
RIP
Video surfaces online capturing how The Technical University of Mombasa students were hanging loosely on bus that was ferrying them to Mombasa from Kisumu before being involved in a grisly road accident.
Several Technical University of Mombasa students (TUM) are feared dead after their bus overturned along the Kisumu–Awasi Highway while heading to Kisumu for the burial of former student leader Elvis Otieno, popularly known as “Beast.”
Technical University of Mombasa Dean Joel Awino explains bus carrying students involved in an accident along the Kisumu–Nairobi Highway.
Video by Rodgers Otiso
A bus carrying Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) students involved in an accident. They were traveling to attend the burial of former TUM President known as Beast.
Several students have succumbed.
It is ver heartbreaking. 💔💔😭.
Students from the Technical University had set out for Ahero to attend the burial of their fellow student and former student leader, BEAST. Sadly, their journey ended in tragedy.
They were involved in a devastating road accident near Ahero, Kisumu where at least five people lost their lives at the scene after sustaining severe injuries.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families, and we pray for strength during this difficult time. Full recovery to those who were injured🙏💔😢.
🚨 TRAGEDY: TUM STUDENTS INVOLVED IN GRISLY ROAD ACCIDENT
A heartbreaking day for the university community as students from the Technical University of Mombasa were involved in a serious road accident while travelling towards Kisumu. Lives have reportedly been lost and several students injured.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, friends and the entire TUM community. Let this tragedy remind every road user that safety must always come first. 🙏🏾🕊️
Technical University of Mombasa comrades who were traveling to bid farewell to their fellow comrade Beast, got involved in a tragic road accident.
Several feared dead and others injured.
This is very sad, pole sana to the bereaved families.
Six students from the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM), who were escorting the body of their fellow student, Elvis, popularly known as "Beast," are feared dead, while several others sustained serious injuries following a tragic road accident in Awasi.
A bus ferrying students from the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) to Awasi in Kisumu County for the burial of youth mobilizer Elvis 'Beast' Otieno has been involved in a tragic road accident, with reports indicating multiple fatalities and several others sustaining serious injuries.
Deeply saddened by the tragic loss of several university students along the Awasi–Ahero highway. They were traveling from Mombasa to Kisumu to pay their last respects to Elvis Otieno alias "Beast," former student leader of Technical University of Mombasa (TUM), a journey of solidarity that ended in unimaginable grief.
To the grieving families, friends, and the entire TUM comrade fraternity:my thoughts and prayers are with you during this dark hour. May God grant you strength, and may their young souls rest in eternal power.
High Court declares Kenya’s next General Election should be held in August 2026, Justice Mugure Thande suspends decision to avoid chaos and disruption.
Willis Otieno: IEBC erroneously moved on the premise that a president is elected to serve a five-year term.
Bumula residents in Busia County throw their weight behind Edwin Sifuna and Linda Mwananchi, with locals digging into their pockets to contribute cash in support of the movement's political mobilization efforts ahead of the 2027 General Election.
I remain resolute: Kenya's next General Election must be held in August 2026.
The Constitution leaves no room for ambiguity. Article 136(2)(a) commands that:
"An election of the President shall be held... on the second Tuesday in August in every fifth year."
The operative words are "in every fifth year." They are deliberate, mandatory, and constitutionally binding. The Constitution does not say after five years or at the end of five years. It says in the fifth year.
Any interpretation that postpones the election to August 2027 necessarily extends the electoral cycle into a sixth year. That is not what the Constitution prescribes. Courts are not at liberty to rewrite constitutional text by substituting words that the people of Kenya never enacted.
Constitutional commands are not suspended by political convenience, administrative practice, or majoritarian preference. The supremacy of the Constitution demands obedience to its text, not accommodation of expediency.
I therefore maintain, without equivocation, that if Article 136(2)(a) is to be given its ordinary, natural, and purposive meaning, Kenya's next General Election must be held on the second Tuesday of August 2026. Any contrary position departs from the plain language of the Constitution.
Hheheeh ati “General Election should be Held on Tuesday August 11,2026.” High Court Ruling kenya is a very funny country Ruto has only 4 days in office according to the high court lol
High Court in Malindi declares that the 2022 General Election was illegally conducted, rules it should have been held in 2021, but suspends judgment; says polls must adhere to five-year cycle.
Justice Mugure Thande finds that Kenya's next presidential elections ought to be held in August 2026 and not August 2027.
He argues that holding the next Presidential election on any day other than within August 2026 amounts to violation of Articles 2,3,10,136(1), 142(1), 249 & 259(1) of the Constitution.
Willis Otieno explains why Kenya's general election should be held in 2026 instead of 2027.
Kumbe election inafaa ikue Tuesday next week.
Baba angekuwa amesema Tuesday, Tuesday
Edwin Sifuna's meet-and-greet tour in Busia County is underway as the Linda Mwananchi movement intensifies its grassroots mobilization efforts ahead of the 2027 General Election.