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  The Roots Party of Kenya Leader Prof. George Wajackoyah is calling for the immediate suspension of Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service (DIG) Eliud Kipkoech Lagat. Wajackoyah says that by virtue of DIG Lagat being a complainant behind the arrest of Albert Ojwang who later died under mysterious conditions, he ought to be suspended until
The post How I would handle blogger Albert Ojwang’s case if I was President Ruto – Prof. Wajackoyah appeared first on TV47 Digital. Read More

  The DPP made the statement after perusing the inquiry file followng Moinde’s arrest in Kisii and subsequent transportation to Nairobi. Read More

  Appearing before the Administration and Internal Security Committee, the three nominees — Prof Collette Suda, Benjamin Juma Imai, and Peris Muthoni Kimani — defended their suitability and laid out their vision for a more accountable, inclusive, and modern National Police Service. Read More

  Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei has called on President William Ruto to make changes at the…
The post Appoint Kindiki Interior CS again; UDA Senator tells Ruto appeared first on AfrinewsKE. Read More

  He pointed out that the death of Albert Ojwang’ which occurred in police custody is part of a constant wave of State-sponsored violence against young Kenyans. Read More

  LSK President Faith Odhiambo emphasized that withholding the names of the interdicted officers undermines transparency and erodes public confidence in law enforcement. Read More

  The County Government of Makueni is seeking answers from a senior nurse based in Mavivye Lituu Health Center in Kilome who is said to have turned away a woman who was in labor, forcing her to seek services from a traditional birth companion.  In a candid conversation with TV47 Health Desk, Tabitha Mutuku, the mother
The post Expectant mother who was turned away by nurse, saved by traditional birth attendant in Makueni appeared first on TV47 Digital. Read More

  Justices Roselyne Aburili, Bahati Mwamuye, and John Chigiti upheld an earlier order issued by Justice Lawrence Mugambi, which halted the gazettement, and directed parties to appear in court on June 23. Read More

  The three, Thomas Mutua, Joseph Kyalo and Dennis Mbithi Nzioki, a police officer attached to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Makadara, were among a group of 10 men armed with crude weapons who were caught vandalizing the 66kV cables. Read More

  Kanja stated that Ojwang, who was booked at Central Police station after interrogations by the DCI was immediately rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead. Read More