The man was taken to the Malaba Police Station before he was transferred to Lang'ata Police Station.

Some of the laws he was accused of breaking were the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act of 2003.

According to the police reports, the car had no number plates making it hard to identify it.

"I am aware there are people who want me and my children dead but I know God is protecting us," she stated. 

The young mother and her family suffered immeasurable emotional pain following the incident.

"My parents have died because of someone's greed," he lamented fighting back tears.

"I want to interrupt the vote counting. There is no way that Azimio can have zero votes," Junet stated.

The area commander confirmed the incident noting investigations are underway.

She added that using compelling words to fully capture the sad incidents attracts the attention of the global community.

However, the thugs were not robbing victims at gunpoint but were involved in luring vehicle owners with clever schemes.

According to NMG, the publication was made after false information was given by the son of the victim.

During the meeting, Murkomen added Kenyans have in the past benefitted from strong ties with China.

The funding will be used to scale up the startup's proof of concept to 500 farmers.

The two photos were captured in some of Kenya's popular wildlife reserves.

The government seeks to create organized market outlets for small-scale operators in the country.

Kenyans under the age of 35 are expected to acquire relevant skills and training that address unemployment.

Seemingly, from the two photos, the young boy got a change of clothes and shoes. Sakaja however, did not disclose his age.

The report also highlighted the advantages and disadvantages of sourcing medical information online.

The suspect had been implicated in the gruesome murder of businessman Kelvin Omwenga on August 21, 2020.

Kenya has sought to get Chinese investors in the second phase of the project launched in 2009.

He noted the changes will take effect immediately to hasten the reduction of muggings in the city.

Orengo stated that if Gachagua was not the deputy president his case would not have been withdrawn.

They were termed as squatters by the court in what they stated was unlawful eviction from their home.

The video sparked debate online with Kenyans calling for police officers to intervene and end the daylight muggings.

The government noted the move is aimed at promoting quality buildings in the country.

The suspect was apprehended in the act after a tip-off by the residents.

The man reportedly attacked and assaulted his mother when she refused to comply.

The vibrant journalist is a graduate of the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture of Technology (JKUAT).

While others lauded the sentiment, a section of Kenyans called for the officer's arrest.

Suna East MP declared that the motion would be rejected by both the public and Parliament.