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 Detectives are investigating an incident where a 37-year-old woman was murdered before her body was set on fire in the Pangani area, Nairobi.  According to police, the incident occurred in an apartment on the eighth floor where Shelmic Wambui Muratha, who was killed, was staying at the Boma Yangu Estate. The woman’s body had stab wounds when it was discovered.  The assailant is yet to be known following the incident.  The motive, too, is yet to be known, police said.  Neighbours of the house along Kinshasa Road reported there was smoke emanating from the apartment before police and other responders rushed there.  After they got the front door to open and put out the fire, they found the tenant's dead body on the floor, covered in burn marks and blood. She had stab wounds to her chest, according to the police, who examined her closely. According to police, the aforementioned assailant had ransacked the house and killed the woman before starting the fire as ...

Despite the chilly weather on Saturday, Nairobi residents turned out in large numbers to attend an economic empowerment forum held at State House. As they made their way to the venue, enthusiastic youths were heard chanting “two terms” in support of President Ruto. The event was part of a series of empowerment forums being held nationwide by the Ruto administration, aimed at uplifting Kenyans economically. During the State House session, President Ruto encouraged citizens to register with the Social Health Authority, assuring them that the initiative would allow patients to access hospital services without having to pay out of pocket. “Register yourself and your family so they can receive medical care free of charge when they fall ill,” he urged. The President also cautioned hospitals against engaging in fraudulent activities, noting that the government has allocated Sh13 billion to reduce the financial strain of medical treatment on citizens. He further revealed that both the nat...

Wiper Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka Fulfills Pledge to Support Football Fans with Match Tickets Wiper Democratic Movement leader Kalonzo Musyoka has honored his commitment to purchase 500 tickets for Kenyan football fans attending the Harambee Stars’ match against Angola in the ongoing African Nations Championship (CHAN) tournament. In a public statement, Kalonzo confirmed that the tickets had been successfully acquired and handed over to the Kenya Football Fans Federation. The tickets were delivered by Wiper Party Secretary General Senator Shakila Abdalla and Executive Director Benson Milai to the Federation's president, Francis Liyobi. The former Vice President encouraged Kenyans to rally behind the national team. “As promised on Sunday, I purchased 500 tickets to tomorrow's Harambee Stars vs Angola match at Kasarani. Thank you @TheWiperParty SG Senator Shakila Abdalla and Executive Director Benson Milai for handing over the tickets to Francis Liyobi, president of the Keny...

Brazil’s Supreme Court has placed former right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest as he faces trial over allegations of plotting a coup — accusations he denies. Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the investigation, stated that the move was prompted by Bolsonaro’s failure to comply with court-imposed restrictions issued last month. Bolsonaro’s legal team has rejected claims of violating any court orders and announced plans to appeal the decision, according to Reuters. Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department issued a statement on X condemning the Brazilian court’s ruling, pledging to hold accountable anyone supporting the sanctioned activities. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has described Bolsonaro’s trial as a “witch-hunt,” using it as justification to impose a 50% tariff on certain Brazilian imports, despite the U.S. maintaining a trade surplus with Brazil. Justice Moraes, who has also been sanctioned by the U.S., accused Bolsonaro of using social media a...

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has pledged a remarkable Sh400 million reward to the Harambee Stars if they win the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN), adding to President William Ruto’s earlier promise of Sh600 million. This brings the total potential reward to Sh1 billion—a record-breaking incentive for any Kenyan national team. Speaking after President Ruto’s meeting with the squad on August 2, Sonko clarified that his contribution isn't meant to compete with the President's offer but to complement it as a gesture of support. “The President has made a commendable move, and it will definitely inspire the players,” Sonko said. “I’m not trying to compete with him; I’m just reinforcing his effort. If our team brings the trophy home, I’ll give them Sh400 million. Boys, that’s Sh1 billion waiting for you if you win.” Sonko, known for his extravagant acts of generosity, also reflected on his past rewards to individual players. He admitted that while such incentives enc...

Planning to bring a whistle, vuvuzela, or flag to the African Nations Championship (CHAN) games? Think again. The tournament’s Local Safety and Security Department has issued a list of banned items at all stadiums, and these popular fan accessories are among them. “We urge all fans to follow stadium regulations and remain orderly. Let’s turn up in large numbers to cheer on the Harambee Stars while ensuring everyone’s safety,” the department stated. Also prohibited are all noise-making instruments, including drums, loudspeakers, and megaphones. Food items are not allowed unless for medical reasons or for infants. Powdered substances such as flour or baking powder are also banned. No drinks or drink containers—cups, bottles, cans, or any sealed and capped vessels—will be permitted. Flags or banners with political, racial, religious, gender-related, nationalistic, or personal identity messaging are also not allowed. Pets and animals of any kind are banned, with the exception of certi...