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JUST IN: Trio, Including Government Printer, Charged with Forging Title Deeds
Three individuals appeared at the Milimani Law Courts on Thursday, facing a series of 18 charges tied to document forgery and the illegal possession of public documents. Among those accused is an employee from the Government Printer. Livingstone Ambani Munala, Leonard Clifford Wafula, and Paul Muigai Kimani were brought to court by the Director of Public Prosecutions, accused of crafting fake official stamps and documents that mimic those from various government bodies. Livingstone Ambani Munala is at the center of this case, facing 13 out of the 18 charges. He’s primarily accused of forging official government stamps and holding unauthorized public documents. The prosecution alleges that on March 28, 2025,
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JUST IN: Governor Irungu Kang’ata To Give Newly Weds in Murang’a Sh10,000, First Child – Sh10,000
Murang’a County’s flagship health‑insurance scheme, Kang’ata Care, is set to receive an additional Sh200 million in the 2025/26 budget, bringing total funding to Sh400 million since its launch in October 2022. The programme, run in partnership with the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), provides vulnerable households with comprehensive medical cover, ranging from inpatient and outpatient services to dental, optical, maternity and critical‑illness treatments. Registered members are entitled to a Sh10,000 cash gift upon legal marriage and another Sh10,000 following the birth of their first child, alongside a Sh100,000 last‑expense benefit to assist with funeral costs. Beneficiaries are chosen by community health workers in consultation with ward administrators, targeting over 31,400 needy households, although
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JUST IN: Five family members killed, 6 homes torched by irked villagers in Kisii
A violent mob attack has left five members of a single family dead and six homes reduced to ashes in Metembe village, Masimba Ward, Kisii County, in a brutal act of suspected revenge. The tragic incident unfolded late Thursday night after residents accused the family of being behind the murder of a middle-aged man whose
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