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Kuna hii story nimeskia, and honestly it’s a bit worrying… 😔 On Thursday night, watu walibook gari ya Ena Coach pale Kisii booking office. The bus left around 11pm heading to Nairobi. Safari ilikuwa smooth mpaka wakafika Narok, where passengers were given a short break to refresh, then wakaendelea na safari. Kufika Limuru around 3am, the driver suddenly stopped the bus. Akashuka and went behind the vehicle. Within seconds, watu wasiokuwa kwa gari wakapanda and started ordering passengers to surrender their bags, phones, wallets, and money. It was a full robbery. They took everything and disappeared. After a short while, the driver came back like nothing had happened. What raised suspicion ni kwamba yeye bado alikuwa na simu yake. When passengers asked him why he stopped in such a place, alisema alishuka tu kunyoosha mwili (to stretch). Passengers later reported the incident to the police and also to the main office, and they’re now waiting for a response. Honestly, hii story inaacha maswali mingi sana… What do you guys think? 🤔

@_DcpNation 😂🤣😂 What has changed?

"I'm not in TUTAM or WANTAM. If the president does not deliver his promises let him go home." - Junet Mohamed says.

A person has fallen from the helipad section of the KICC in what is believed to be a case of suicide. Awaiting further info

Did you know that the National Police Service comprises three main branches? The entire organization is headed by the Inspector General of Police, Douglas Kanja, who provides strategic direction for the country’s security. ​Under this command, the Kenya Police Service is led by Eliud K. Lagat, the Administration Police Service led by Gilbert Masengeli, and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations headed by Mohamed Ibrahim Amin. ​Together, these branches play a vital role in maintaining law and order. The structure below illustrates how these services work in tandem to protect the nation.

@ntsa_kenya @KeNHAKenya @NPSOfficial_KE @KeRRA_Ke @KURAroads Why have we allowed these skaters on our roads ? This is a seriously dangerous trend that must be addressed urgently.

@HannahIamthest1 😂🤣😂

A drunk man stumbles out of a bar and bumps into two priests walking down the sidewalk. From the sidewalk, the drunkard looks up and tells them, "Hey there fellas, I'm Jesus Christ." The first priest replies, "I believe you're mistaken, my son." The drunkard turns to the other priest and says, "Hey buddy, I'm Jesus Christ." The second priest replies, "No, I'm afraid you're not." The drunkard says, "Watch this, I can prove it." He gets up and walks back into the bar. The bartender takes one glance at the drunkard and yells, "Jesus Christ, how many times do I have to tell you to get the hell out of here!" 🤣🤣🤣

@TheNairobiTimez Head-on collision along Jogoo road! Someone must have been on the wrong lane.

A matatu popularly known as “Optimus” was on Monday evening involved in a serious road accident along Jogoo Road following a head-on collision with a Nissan vehicle. Video 👇📽️

“Lord, please open the right door for me. Guide my steps, give me wisdom and confidence, and bless me with a good job. I trust Your plan. Amen.” ✨

Security apparatus should act with speed, impartiality to arrest and prosecute those behind the recent attacks. We will not allow a few individuals to tarnish the image of Kisumu County - Governor Anyang Nyong'o

A 24-year-old woman has been arrested in Vihiga County for allegedly killing her husband during a dispute over Sh30, leaving the community in shock. The 27-year-old victim died after sustaining a stab wound to the neck. #KTNPrime

BREAKING NIUS!! Some ODM—MPs have been requested to join UDA, that they'll be given direct tickets and some good cash for campaign. That is the reason bwana Oburu Odinga, Gladys Wanga, Broker Junet Mohammed and others have gone silent Ghai!! Dealing with kasongo is not a joke bwana. Pesa ndio inamsaidia, otherwise ingekuwa ni hustler venye alikuwa 2022 sai angekuwa peke yake.

🚨 𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐒 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐀𝐋𝐄𝐑𝐓! The National Integrity Alliance (NIA) raises alarm over the reported importation of substandard fuel worth KES 4.8 billion into Kenya, exposing millions to potential economic and safety risks. This incident points to a serious breakdown in regulatory oversight and raises urgent concerns about accountability within the G-to-G fuel importation framework. NIA is calling for full transparency, independent audits, and immediate investigations to hold those responsible accountable and protect consumers. #Accountability #Transparency #GoodGovernance @TISAKenya @nisisikenya @thekhrc

@KyaloIntel If your post is true, then she should not be in prison.FaceBook rules are clear.You have to be over 18 years to access services.The facebook communication with her lover is enough to release her.The minor pretended to be an adult.Go and appeal on her behalf.

DETECTIVES RECOVER DECOMPOSING BODY OF RIAT COLLEGE STUDENT, PRIME SUSPECT ARRESTED Detectives in Kisumu west in the company of officers from Maseno police station and those drawn from Riat police post have recovered a decomposing body of a 21- year- old RIAT College female student in RIAT forest, following her earlier reported dissapearance. The recovery of the body bearing knife stub wounds follows the earlier arrest of the prime suspect, Steven Coleman Okoth believed to have orchestrated her gang rape, torture and subsequent disappearance, a traumatic event that occurred in Kisumu's Milimani area on the night of April 5, 2026. On the fateful night, what began as a series of failed phone calls due to poor network connectivity quickly spiralled into a nightmare. An elder sister to the missing victim grew increasingly anxious after being unable to reach her sister, a student at RIAT College. Her fears were confirmed at midnight when a distressing text message finally came through. From the text, it was revealed that she had been lured into a drinking spree by two male colleagues from the same institution, leaving her incapacitated. In her vulnerable state, she was sexually assaulted and later abandoned in a bush in critical condition. But before she could be helped, her phone went offline. Acting swiftly on the devastating report, detectives from Kisumu West Sub-County launched a scrupulous investigation. Drawing crucial leads from forensic analysis, the team traced the victim's last known location to Milimani area near Kenya Wildlife Service offices. Despite a thorough search for her, she wasn't found. Persistent probe into the matter shed some light when one suspect, was identified and flushed from his hole. Said to be the victim's former boyfriend, he had been spotted with the heavily drugged lady that evening. Investigations further revealed a series of threats issued to the victim over the past two months by the suspect, who repeatedly visited her residence in RIAT in search for her. At the time of arrest, the suspect was found with crucial exhibits of evidential value, which detectives have been using in their search for the missing student and other suspects. Coleman Steve Okoth is currently being processed for arraignment as search for his accomplices continue. #FichuaKwaDCI Call 0800 722 203 (toll-free) or WhatsApp 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!

@NytoP2PMwangi Who are the PSs in any positions with other communities in the current regime? We are not fools.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Key Security Appointments √ Interior PS: Dr. Karanja Kibicho (Kikuyu) √ DCI Director: George Kinoti (Meru) √ CDF: Robert Kibochi (Kikuyu) √ NIS Director General: Wachira Kameru (Kikuyu) √ Attorney General: Githu Muigai and later Paul Kihara Kariuki (both Kikuyu) None of these positions is currently held by a Kalenjin under President William Ruto. Look, Under President William Ruto (as of 2026): √ Interior PS: Raymond Omollo (Luo) √ DCI Director: Mohamed Amin (Somali) √ CDF: Charles Kahariri (Kikuyu) √ NIS Director General: Noordin Haji (Somali) √ Attorney General: Justin Muturi (Kikuyu), then Dorcas Oduor (Luo) √ Even Inspector General of Police: Douglas Kanja (Kikuyu) not a Kalenjin! President William Ruto has proven to be different and unselfish in his appointments. Yet, when he appoints a certain tiny board member or a random High Court judge, we are quick to shout “Yamune!” and label him tribal. We have been extremely unfair to President William Ruto!

🔴🔴 BREAKING FROM THE HIGH COURT: COURT ORDERS MAN TO PAY EX-WIFE HALF VALUE OF LAND THEY ONCE LIVED IN, YEARS AFTER SEPARATION Many people walk away from marriages believing that once separation happens, whatever remains behind is lost forever. Houses get occupied, land gets developed, new relationships begin, and slowly the past fades. But in Emma Musilu v Solomon Mutula Mativo (2026), the High Court of Kenya has delivered a decision that will make many rethink that assumption. After separating in 2008 following a customary divorce sealed through the Kamba “mbui ya ulee” (rejection goat), the man remained on the Embakasi land they had acquired during marriage. He developed it, lived there, and built his life forward. Meanwhile, the former wife relocated abroad, absent from the property for years; the kind of silence that usually signals the end of a claim. But years later, she returned to court, and the Court listened. What followed is the part that hits hardest. The Court ruled that despite the years of separation, despite the developments done by the husband alone, and despite the woman having moved abroad, the land itself still belonged to both of them. The judge drew a careful but powerful line: the developments belonged to the man, yes, but the land underneath carried the history of the marriage, and that history still had legal weight. The Court then ordered that the land be valued and directed the man to pay his ex-wife half of the current market value within 90 days, failing which she would be free to execute against him, including forcing sale of the very property he had occupied and developed for years. This judgment quietly shakes long-held assumptions. It speaks to those who left marriages thinking they left empty-handed. It speaks to those occupying matrimonial land believing time has buried old claims. The Court has now reminded everyone that matrimonial rights do not always fade with distance, silence, or new beginnings. Sometimes, years later, the past returns. This time, with valuation reports, court orders, and a simple but powerful outcome: half the land you once called home still belongs to the person you once shared it with. Kindly repost widely.

@babu_na_sababu @HEBabuOwino This can be so unfortunate.

“Raymond Omollo was behind the assassination of Kasipul MP Ong’ondo Were. Boy Akoth, his ringleader, is the one who receives money from him to pay goons. The funds come from confidential budget allocations.” ~ Babu Owino @HEBabuOwino

@sholard_mancity This is the problem.

650,000+ Kenyans registered on Boma Yangu. But saved NOTHING. Only 40 people crossed KSh 1 million. The 653,183 didn't deposit even a cent. Some people will still call this “apathy,” but no. This is distrust. You’re asking citizens to lock away up to KSh 2 million plus in a system and flats with no title deeds, no clear ownership, and fully dependent on government policy that can change overnight. That’s not an investment. It’s blind faith. Kenyans are not stupid. If tomorrow a new government scraps or alters the program, who takes responsibility? Or are people just expected to gamble their life savings and hope for the best? If a system requires blind trust instead of guarantees, people will walk away, and that is exactly what is happening.

DEGAZETTEMENT OF CAPITAL HILL POLICE STATION. As a resident of Upper Hill, and pursuant to Articles 22, 23, 10, 247, and 258 of the Constitution of Kenya, I have instructed my lawyers to move to court with urgency to challenge and block the proposed degazettement of Capital Hill Police Station. We cannot and will not allow the security of Upper Hill to be compromised. Upper Hill is not just any location, it is a critical nerve center of our nation. It hosts key institutions including Milimani Law Courts, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), Nairobi Hospital, major banks such as Equity Bank Headquarters, KCB, Co-operative Bank, NCBA, and Gulf Bank, as well as leading insurance companies like Britam, CIC, UAP, Jubilee, AAR, SHA. It is also home to international hotels including Radisson Blu, Pan Afric, Silver Springs Mercure formerly Crown plaza; vital government offices such as the Teachers Service Commission, NTSA, the National Library, the National Lands Commission, the Ministry of Lands, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Water, and the Ministry of Health Headquarters; as well as embassies including the Japanese Embassy and the Tanzania Embassy (under construction). Upper Hill further hosts religious institutions such as Don Bosco Church, All Saints Cathedral, CITAM Valley Road, and the Upper Hill Mosque; schools including Loreto Convent Valley Road, Upper Hill School, and Upper Hill Nursery; and major landmarks such as Britam Tower, KCB Towers, Geo Maps Centre, 88 Iconic Building, NSSF and other commercial hubs. The area is also served by critical amenities including major petrol stations, hospitals, supermarkets, and funeral homes such as Lee Funeral Home, Montezuma Monalisa, Umash, and City Mortuary. Weakening security in such a strategic area is not just reckless—it is a grave risk to lives, critical institutions, and the economic stability of our country. Furthermore, Capital Hill Police Station holds crucial records, including OB No. 17/26/07/2025, which I rely on in my ongoing case (ACC No. 1 of 2020). The OCS, Chief Inspector Tuska Opondo, has already testified, more officers are expected to testify, and there is a real possibility that the court may need to visit the station physically. Additionally, there is another matter in which I am the complainant, reported vide OB No. 02/17/01/2026, currently under investigation at the same station. Any attempt to remove or weaken this vital security installation is a direct threat to justice, public safety, and the rule of law. We must stand firm. We must protect our people. We must defend our institutions. And we must do so at all costs.

The High Court in Nairobi has distributed the multi-million-shilling estate of former judge David Majanja among seven beneficiaries, bringing to a close a protracted family succession dispute over his properties, pension and insurance benefits. Read more: zurl.co/QHXAp