Mourners heckle Kenya Kwanza MPs over Gachagua ouster

Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika was forced to speak in her mother tongue in an attempt to calm the heckling mourners.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 1 year ago

When greed takes over, causing church to split over money, power

Bishop says many church wrangles are caused by lack of education, ignorance, greed, and love for earthly things.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 1 year ago

How inmates' push for medical care in prisons failed to bear fruit

Efforts by two HIV-positive inmates to push the government to put in place policies to address medical care gaps in prisons failed to yield results, after two attempts.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 2 years ago

State to revive Waiganjo's impersonation case

Joshua Waiganjo was three years ago cleared of charges of impersonating a senior police officer in Rift Valley.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 2 years ago

Court allows teacher training to continue as case goes to hearing

The compulsory Teachers Professional Development (TPD) training will continue as the case filed at the High Court proceeds to hearing.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 4 years ago

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Atwoli: I don't need to lobby for a small road to be renamed after me

The renaming of the road caused an uproar which saw the signage in Kileleshwa burned down on Tuesday.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 4 years ago

Court throws out mother's bid to take custody of son, 17

The UK court took the responsibility to take care of the boy, 17, who was then 13 years old, until he becomes an adult.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 4 years ago

Court allows woman to exhume husband's remains after 14 years

Muthoni's application was supported by Joseph Macharia, a brother of Kahihia.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 6 years ago

IDPs take officials to sleuths

Members of the group blame the two for the alleged delay in compensation

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 6 years ago

Man wants justice for three murdered sons

Family living in distress following delay in unraveling mystery behind killing of their three sons last year.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 7 years ago

Court launches children’s service week

Over 200 child cases will be handled during the Service Week for Children Matters at Nakuru Law Courts.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 7 years ago

Man wakes up to find land partly taken over

He is living in fear after strangers invaded his 12.55 hectares and put up beacons.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 7 years ago