The court ordered a Fake Baby mama to refund KSh 15 MILLION she got from Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr after DNA tests proved the child wasn’t his. She was told to sell her land to repay the money.
In Mutula Kilonzo Jr. v. Victoria Ndunge Musyoki, Victoria collected about KSh 15 MILLION in child support over a decade. DNA later proved the child was not his.The court ordered her to refund
Cost Comparison: T-Mall Overpass vs Ngong-Naivasha Project
The Uhuru Kenyatta T-Mall Overpass cost about Ksh 3.2 billion to build and is just 400 metres long. That works out to roughly Ksh 8 million per metre.
The Ruto Ngong Road–Naivasha Road project costs Ksh 3.58 billion for an 820-metre section. That equals about Ksh 4.37 million per metre.
Per metre, the Ruto project is much cheaper,roughly half the cost of the T-Mall Overpass.
Numbers don’t lie!
(Video: Uhuru commissioning T-Mall Overpass)
Commander Kenya Navy, Major General Paul Otieno and Commander United States (US) Naval Forces Europe and Africa/Commander Allied Forces Command, Admiral George M. Wikoff, commissioned the Kenya Navy Marine Range and Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Complex at Kenya Navy Base Mtongwe in Mombasa County.
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Dappa Man,was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a crime he never committed,Defilement,I always say,there should be a severe punishment for people who accuse others of crimes they never committed.
Dappa Man, while on Obinna TV, revealed that his step mother set him up,he was arrested and was sent to remand.
The step mother, never appeared in court,Dappa man,was the forced to plead guilty for the crime to avoid more time in Remand.
Dappa Man cried,while narrating his life in prison and added that you should not even wish your worst enemy
prison.
I'm running for a Member of Parliament seat, and if elected, the first motion I will table is to criminalize false testimony and malicious accusations. Many men are suffering in prison for crimes they did not commit.
After the momentum of AUF1 in Addis Ababa, the 2nd Africa Urban Forum comes to Nairobi to turn commitments into action; driving solutions for adequate housing, sustainable cities & a stronger continental voice ahead of the global stage.
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Affordable Housing Projects currently underway.
Today, @WilliamsRuto inspected:
1. Thika UTI AHP – 593 units (approx. 2,000 residents)
2. Thika Bustani AHP – 735 units (approx. 2,500 residents)
3. Thika Orchids AHP - 975 units (approx. 3,400 residents)
4. Thika Depot AHP – 425 units (approx. 1,400 residents)
These projects reflect the Government’s commitment to delivering dignified housing, creating jobs and promoting inclusive urban development.
The projects have engaged Thika Town Jua Kali sector in supplying steel doors, windows, and various materials, as well as in landscaping, maintenance, security, and waste management, ensuring the economic benefits remain within the local community.
Today, the Affordable Housing Programme takes another important step in placing youth at the centre of national development.
His Excellency @WilliamsRuto hosted a fire chat session with the graduate interns recently on boarded under the Affordable Housing Programme at State House Nairobi, reinforcing the Government’s commitment to youth empowerment, skills development, and inclusive growth.
Through structured internships, the programme is equipping young professionals with hands-on experience across the full construction value chain from design and construction to delivery and post construction services while contributing directly to the delivery of affordable and decent homes for Kenyans as well markets and hostels in Higher Learning Institutions.
This engagement provides a platform for dialogue, learning, and alignment, ensuring that youth voices, innovation, and talent actively shape the implementation of one of Kenya’s most transformative national projects.
By integrating graduates into real project delivery, the Affordable Housing Programme is not only building homes, but also building skills, careers, and long-term capacity for Kenya’s housing and urban development agenda.
Youth participation remains a cornerstone of sustainable development and the future of affordable housing in Kenya.
In 2014, Admiral William McRaven gave a 19-minute masterclass to 8,000 students on changing the world.
He led missions that changed history
His lessons:
• Never, ever ring the bell
• The little things matter
• Don’t fear the circuses
10 lessons from 36 years as a Navy SEAL: