By Dorothy Musyoka The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) arrested two officials from the Kakamega Civil Registration Department on Tuesday, April 15th, 2025, for
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DPP Secures Conviction of Belgians, Vietnamese, Kenyan for Dealing in Illegal Wildlife Trade
By Grace Gilo The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has secured convictions against two Belgian nationals and two other individuals from
DPP Appeals Acquittal of Police Officers in Torture Case
By Dorothy Musyoka The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has filed an appeal at the Migori High Court challenging the acquittal of three police
DCI Raises Alarm Over False Missing Persons Reports
By Grace Gilo The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has expressed concern regarding the alarming increase in false missing persons reports filed at various
Prime Suspect in Sh100M Brazilian Sugar Fraud Arraigned at Milimani Law Courts
By Dorothy Musyoka The prime suspect behind a sophisticated Sh100 million sugar importation fraud was on 9th April 2025, arraigned at the Milimani Law
Former Kisii County Assembly Speaker Charged with Abuse of Office
By Dorothy Musyoka The former Speaker of the Kisii County Assembly, David Ondimu Kombo, was on Tuesday 9th April 2025, arraigned before the Kisii
Two Arrested After IED Blast at Mandera Eatery Injures One
By Dorothy Musyoka A multi-agency security team has launched a full-scale investigation into an improvised explosive device (IED) explosion that rocked a local eatery
DPP Secures Conviction of Ex-policeman for Murder of Bar Patron
By Grace Gilo A former police officer has been sentenced to 45 years’ imprisonment after being found guilty of murder by the High Court
DCI Nabs Key Suspects in Heinous Malaa Robbery
By Dorothy Musyoka In a significant breakthrough, detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) based in Dandora, working closely with their counterparts from
DPP Unveils Details in Tob Cohen Murder Trial as Sarah Wairimu Faces Justice
By Dorothy Musyoka The murder trial of Sarah Wairimu Cohen, widow of the late Dutch businessman Tob Cohen, officially commenced with the Office of