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The High Court has summoned Inspector-General of Police Joseph Boinnet to explain why he has failed to arrest Defence Principal Secretary Saitoti Torome who was jailed  for six months last month. Justice Joseph Sergon on Monday said Mr Boinnet should explain why Mr Torome is still free after he was found in breach of a court order. SH17M Mr Torome’s ministry had been directed to pay Sh17.2 million to a family whose property had been taken by the State but his ministry did not comply with the order. Judge Sergon jailed  the PS on November 21 after he failed to appear to court to mitigate, despite having been given an opportunity to do so. The applicants, Eunice Makori and Hellen Makone, had claimed that the government had failed to pay them for the land belonging to their late relative in Mombasa. The parcel was surrendered to the government. INTEREST Through their lawyer, the mother and daughter had, said several visits to the Defence minist...

NEW YORK/UNITED NATIONS The Kenyan government is disputing allegations in a new United Nations report that its forces were responsible for 40 civilian deaths in Somalia during a 22-month period ending in mid-October. The report issued on Sunday states that air strikes carried out by the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) were “allegedly responsible for 42 civilian casualties (36 killed, six injured).” CASUALTIES The UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (Unsom) and the UN Human Rights Office, which jointly compiled the report, attribute those deaths and injuries to KDF units not affiliated with the African Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom). Kenya's Amisom contingent is meanwhile said in the report to have killed four Somali civilians and injured five others. “Ultimately, civilians are paying the price for failure to resolve Somalia’s conflicts through political means,” said Unsom chief Michael Keating. “And parties to the conflict are simply not doing enough to shi...

HE NAILED IT Cyprian is Nyakundi😂😂😂😂😂👇👇 Ladies I'm not lecturing you on morality here but if you've watched David Ndii's wife speak, that's what makes a man tick. Intellectual acuity, unflinching courage, amiable smartness, meritorious beauty and unimpeachable loyalty. Not fake nails, expensive weaves, tons of makeups dumped on your body and fucking fake accent. Not posting filtered photos on social media and proclaiming "I'm hoooot!" Fuck you! Who told you others are cold? Without much ado, from Jimi Wanjigi to David Ndii's wife, let's give kamba ladies credit. Murderous Kikuyu ladies can go on butchering their husbands to inherit their wealth. Kalenjin ladies just continue rejecting marriage proposals from Luos because you fear talking in English. Kisii ladies you can be better than kamba ladies if you stop crying like success cards during sex. Wasichana wa Pwani telling a man "kantombe kaka. Kantombe mwana we...

                          Raila Amolo Odinga Raila Amolo Odinga is set to be sworn in as the people's president on 12th of December. Despite the controversial elections held on October 26th. Nasa supporters have sworn to swear in their leader as the next president of Kenya. The 2017 elections were characterized by violence allegedly by police towards a certain community and region in Kenya.This resulted to the death of more than 50 people during the electioneering period. However,  the Jubilee government has stated that it will not allow the process to go on.   A billboard has been erected in the city bearing Uhuru Kenyatta's name and declaring him as the president of Kenya. Kenyans on social media did not take the matter lightly and as always they were on the keyboard condemning the act. A post by one Ronny Mamba stated that any  man who must say am king then he is no true king. The swearing in cere...

Dr Ndii's family members have reported that police picked up the economist at the Leopard Beach area of Diani in the South Coast.  Nasa flagbearer Raila Odinga's adviser Salim Lone said that Dr Ndii's family had been told that he had been taken to the Diani Beach Police Station only for the police to say that the economist was not at the station. No reason was given for his alleged arrest.  However, the Nasa leadership insisted that the arrest is linked to be the economist’s role in the formation of the People’s Assembly, which the coalition says is the final pillar in the restoration of democracy and electoral reforms. The assemblies are part of Nasa's broad campaign for that Mr Odinga has termed "electoral justice" following August 8 and October 26 presidential elections, which he claims were rigged. CORRUPTION Mr Ndii has been a critic of the Jubilee administration for the last four years. On Friday, Nasa picked him to lead...

Ugunja MP Opiyo Wandayi speaks to journalists after he and residents issued a four-week ultimatum to Transport and Infrastructure CS James Macharia to complete the construction of the Bondo-Siaya-Rangala road Residents of Ugunja Constituency in Siaya County have given Transport and Infrastructure James Macharia four weeks to complete the construction of the Sh1.75 billion Bondo-Siaya-Rangala road. Led by their MP Opiyo Wandayi, residents threatened to block the busy Nairobi-Kisumu-Busia highway, which connects Kenya to other East African Community states, if the road is not completed in a month. STALLED Mr Wandayi also threatened to table before Parliament a censure motion against the CS for failing to complete the 42.5km road in time. "We are demanding the immediate completion of the busy Bondo-Siaya-Rangala road, which serves at least 3,000 motorists daily. The MP spoke to the Nation at the stalled Fuludhi Bridge along the Siaya-Rangala section of the road...