Driver’s Bullet Reveal Shocker
The discovery of a live bullet lodged inside the arm of one Joseph Gitari, a driver attached to Murang'a Governor Irungu Kang'ata, has reignited calls for an independent investigation, with leaders condemning what they describe as excessive police force and politically motivated violence.
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Mr. William Ruto, I have heard that today you ordered that goons and criminals be dealt with across the country. Fair enough. But is this the first time you are saying this? Who moves around Nairobi and the country with goons? Not you?
Anyway, Who will do it?
You seem to have lost control of the country, and you have no idea what is happening in Kenya. The problem in the East African Haiti, formerly the Republic of Kenya, is not goons.
It is rogue police officers working with goons to terrorize Kenyans. They are under the direction of Mr. Kipchumba Murkomen and Raymond Omollo, whom you appointed to protect Kenyans in the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government, but which they have converted into a Ministry of Goonism and Coordination of Terror against Kenyans.
It is either they are doing it with your authority, or you have absolutely no idea what is happening in the country of which you are supposed to be President.
Take Olkalou, for example.
The IG deployed over 2,000 police officers, four platoons of the dreaded GSU, four platoons of Anti-Stock Theft Unit (ASTU) officers, water cannons, and the entire regional and county security teams.
Police officers working in plain clothes, hooded and armed with automatic rifles and tear gas, terrorized innocent Kenyans for over six hours.
They harassed uniformed police officers and tear-gassed the County Commissioner under the command of Members of Parliament allied to you.
The uniformed police officers, the GSU, the ASTU, and the regional and county security teams were helpless because Mr. Murkomen had deployed them.
They killed two people, injured twenty, and raped multiple women.
Six days later, not a single arrest has been made because they are protected by Mr. Murkomen, who had deployed them.
Hon. Kawanjiku, your ally, provided the vehicles that ferried the rogue police officers, and you know it. He has confirmed this himself, and the available evidence places him at the crime scene and command scene with the goons.
Police officers are complaining that you have allowed Murkomen and Raymond Omollo to transform the National Police Service into a criminal outfit that commits crimes instead of combating crime.
The same squad that attacked Witima ACK Church in January is the same one that attacked voters in Olkalou.
Investigators have told me in confidence that you personally stopped the prosecution of the rogue police officers who attacked Witima ACK Church, since you were the one who ordered the attack.
They have equally told me that nothing will come out of the Olkalou attack investigations because Murkomen has told them that you authorized the attack.
Stop fooling Kenyans, Mr. Ruto.
If you cannot protect Kenyans from police goons, how will you protect tourists and investors?
You, Murkomen, and Raymond Omollo are the greatest existential threat to our national security and the existence of our Republic.
Spare us the theatrics, Mr. William Ruto!
Kenya is now a crime empire!
A section of opposition Members of Parliament from Nairobi County, led by Embakasi Central MP Benjamin Mwangi, have strongly criticized Cabinet Secretary for Interior Kipchumba Murkomen over what they described as his failure to take action against police officers allegedly collaborating with criminal gangs to intimidate and attack citizens.
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🚨🚨 BREAKING: THE BIGGEST MISTAKE PEOPLE MAKE IN LAND CASES.
Thousands of Kenyans genuinely believe their land was grabbed. Many are even right. But there is one mistake that continues to defeat otherwise arguable claims in court: confusing suspicion with proof. The Environment and Land Court at Narok has reaffirmed this principle in Seketo Ene Koilel (Suing as the Legal Representative of the Estate of Parameres Ole Koilel) v Moshoro Group Ranch & 12 Others. The Plaintiff alleged that Group Ranch officials unlawfully admitted new members, subdivided land allocated to the deceased and caused titles to be issued to third parties. Yet despite the seriousness of those allegations, the Court declined to cancel the titles after finding that the evidence presented fell short of the standard required by law.
The Court emphasized that fraud, illegality and procedural impropriety are not established by allegations alone. Critical witnesses were never called. Key documents were not properly authenticated. The alleged irregular meetings were never independently proved. While the law allows courts to impeach titles obtained unlawfully under Section 26 of the Land Registration Act, Justice L. Gacheru held that such a drastic remedy can only issue where illegality is demonstrated through cogent and credible evidence-not through suspicion, assumptions or unanswered questions.
The decision is a powerful reminder for anyone involved in a land dispute. Winning a land case is not just about believing you were wronged, it is about proving, document by document and witness by witness, exactly how the law was violated. The strongest story will still fail without evidence, while a well-prepared case built on proof can withstand even the protection ordinarily afforded to a registered title.
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EXECUTIVE ORDER RNB NO. 12 OF 2026
Highlights:
- The practice of bowing before judicial officers is abolished.
- The following titles and forms of address are abolished with immediate effect:
-Your Lordship / My Lord
-My Lady / Your Ladyship
-Your Worship
-Any other honorific that implies lordship, worship, or feudal superiority.
Judicial officers shall be addressed plainly and equally as:
-“Mr. Justice” or “Madam Justice” for members of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal
“Mr. Judge” or “Madam Judge” for members of the High Court
-“Mr. Magistrate” or “Madam Magistrate”
-“Mr. Registrar” or “Madam Registrar”
-Or simply by their surname where appropriate (e.g., “Judge Okello”,
“Registrar Ankunda”, or “Magistrate Nakato”).
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Did you know you don't always have to go to the cells for a minor traffic offense
Under Section 116 of the Traffic Act, an officer has the legal power to issue you a Notice to Attend Court (NTAC) instead of arresting you or towing your car on the spot. This official document acts as a formal court summons, allowing you to drive away and continue your day safely.
The condition is simple: you must present yourself to the designated traffic court at the exact date and time written on the slip. By law, this notice must be served to you within 14 days of the alleged offense.
Just don't ignore it! Because it carries the weight of a court summons, skipping your date automatically triggers a warrant of arrest.
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I ENDED my 4-year term as a parent of Alliance Girls High School in December last year. I may not have the very finest details about the financial manenos raised by the Education Ministry yesterday but I read mischief in the who matter. I know how fast propaganda travels even before the truth and facts have put on shoes.
First the Principal Margaret Njeru reported at Alliance Girls in October last year from Masii Girl. She took over from Jedidah Mwangi who retired after heading the school since early 2023. In fact I have only met Ms Njeru once because visits to the school were restricted in the third term.
What I can say as a former parent (and certainly I am not the only one) is what I said here several time in 2024 and 2025 amidst controversy. That AGHS has its own financial tradition going back many years and which is negotiated and agreed upon by parents.
It has its traditional activities which are financed either by parents or other sources of funds different from the ministry and which give the students and teachers the academic drive and energy.
Let's be honest, the President's daughter was a student at the school and left about two years ago. What's this that the President himself as a parent never encountered that is now a subject of such a "scandal"?
Alliance Girls has the who-is-who in its community of parents and that has been the case for years. In fact, its thise "mighty" parents who fight to protect the history, the traditions and the dignity of the school for the sake of their daughters.
The AGHS parents have a very independent and self regulating ways of raising the money to meet expectations and I can state without fear of contradiction that some of the activities are financed from account run by parents as signatories. I say because I know the details that far.
Investigations are good and measures to protect public funds are good too. But what looks like witch hunting should be pointed out at the earliest opportune moment.
Mr. President, @WilliamsRuto it is alarming that EPRA @EPRA_KE appears to be playing games in cohort with a cabal inside the OMC, even as we have more than enough fuel coming into the country.
As a member of the Energy Committee, I can authoritatively state that Kenya’s monthly requirement for PMS is only about 180,000 metric tonnes. Yet the Government‑to‑Government (G2G) arrangement is today offloading 36 MT, with an additional 180 MT expected within the next two weeks via the vessels Valory Roma, MT Banias, and MT Sinthia. These cargoes were loaded in Europe and the United States at approximately USD 84 per metric tonne, which should translate into cheaper, not more expensive, fuel for Kenyan consumers.
Given this level of supply far above demand, the continued upward revision of pump prices suggests systemic manipulation rather than genuine cost‑pass‑through. The public deserves a clear explanation of why prices are rising when stocks are more than adequate and the landed cost of fuel remains relatively low.
What society sees:
• Old car
• Small house
• Simple lifestyle
• Classic clothes
What society can't see:
• No debt
• Money in the bank
• Multiple income streams
• 7-figure investment portfolio
Stealth wealth is the real flex.
A new report by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has cast a damning spotlight on Kenya’s judiciary, finding that magistrates receive the largest bribes among public officials, often with little regard for what citizens can afford.
The survey, titled 'Kenya National Gender and Corruption Survey, 2025' shows judicial officers received the highest average bribe at Sh164,367. more than any other category of public servant.
Most payments were made in cash.
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