Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen on Monday found himself at the centre of controversy when he took on Twitter trolls.
The Senate Majority Leader hit back at Twitter users who were promoting a hashtag #WeKnowYourSalary as a way of advocating for a lifestyle audit of politicians.
Murkomen attempted to school the trolls on how wealth is created dismissing the possibility of getting rich out of one's monthly salary.
Here are some of the comments that were posted.
Kenyans remained engaged on the trending hashtag #WorldCup as a surprising outcome to a match between Mexico and Germany where the former won.
In anticipation, commentators attempted to predict the outcome of a match between Sweden and South Korea that was scheduled for Monday afternoon.
Here are some of the posts that were shared.
Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet on Monday issued a directive to beef up security at facilities where fans continue to gather to follow the tournament.
Mercury in Sugar
On the Google search engine, the topic "Mercury in Sugar" emerged as one of the top trending searches for the day as authorities began to make arrests in connection with the sale of repacked industrial sugar.
The crackdown led to the arrest of 30 supermarket attendants who were caught in Ol Kalau repacking sugar in sacks labelled "Note for Sale. For industrial use only".
"The bags are clearly labelled for industrial use only. That is why we have decided to take over the premises until investigations are done," stated Danson Nduri, Central Regional CID.
Nairobi Weather
The topic got over 2,000 hits on the Google search engine causing it to be one of the top trending searches of the day.
Web users were curious over the Meteorological Department forecast that predicted a cold spell over the next three months.
