Police Officer in Kerugoya Kills Self, Leaves Note to Lover

A police officer in Kerugoya on Thursday died by suicide in his apartment, moments after leaving behind a note to his lover.   In a police report filed under OB 42/27/9/2023, officer Allan Kihumba Njuguna was found hanging on a manilla rope from the roof of his rented house. He left behind a note in … Read more

The House Freedom Caucus wants answers from Kevin McCarthy on the path forward on government funding — and a rebuke of the Senate stopgap. – Live Updates

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Ruto’s Nigerian Son-in-Law Lands Top Job at Strathmore University

President William Ruto’s son-in-law, Alexander Ezenagu, has been appointed to two positions at Strathmore University. Ezenagu who is the husband of Ruto’s eldest daughter June Ruto, was appointed a Senior Research Fellow at Strathmore University Business School and a director of the newly formed free trade department at the institution. In a statement, Strathmore University … Read more

House GOP’s spending gambit flops – Live Updates

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Govt Reveals Western & Nyanza Counties That Spend Most Money on Food

Nyanza and Western Kenyan counties are among the devolved units that use most of their income on food.  According to the Kenya Economic Report 2023 released on Thursday by the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), residents in these regions use two-thirds of their income to purchase food while residents in major … Read more

CS Kindiki Reveals Why Govt Withdrew Police Escort From Music Copyright Raids

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has explained the ministry is yet to reinstate police escort to Collective Management Organisations (CMOs) which enforce copyright licenses. In a statement on Thursday, Kindiki explained that the National Police Service (NPS) withdrew its officers from the organisations to protect its image. “The withdrawal of Police escort from the CMOs … Read more

The Senate couldn’t override Joe Biden’s veto of legislation axing additional protections for two species under the Endangered Species Act. – Live Updates

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Manchin snarls VA nominee over abortion

Democrats hold a one-seat majority on the committee and cannot advance her nomination without Manchin’s vote as long as Republicans remain united. A Manchin spokesperson declined multiple requests to say whether he opposes her nomination, but said he opposes the policy. “Senator Manchin [has] made clear that the VA’s current abortion policy is a blatant … Read more

CJ Martha Koome Issues Guidelines on Payment of Fines & Cash Bails

Chief Justice Martha Koome on Thursday issued new guidelines that will guide the processing of cash bails and payment of court fines. In a statement, the CJ directed that cash bail be processed in open court, accompanied by specific timelines for plea registration and bail payment.  According to CJ Koome’s statement, the Judiciary is now … Read more