Two city traders have been charged with conspiracy to defraud a businessman of land worth Sh230 million. Jacob Mwangi Mungai and Patrick Magu Kamau were both charged before Milimani senior principal magistrate Gilbert Shikwe with another count of forgery. The charge sheet showed they jointly and with others, not before the court forged a letter of allotment for the land measuring 3.2 acres with the intention of committing a fraud. The land in question is said to be registered in the name of the Bahati Development Welfare Association. The magistrate released them on a Sh1 million bond with an alternative bail of Sh600,000.

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That quorum hitches in the National Assembly have now become a common occurrence making it difficult for the House to transact its business is no longer unique. The quorum hitch came just hours after the House raised 326 MPs of the 349 members minus the four vacant slots to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. “There being no quorum, the House stands adjourned until 2:30 pm today,” directed Ms Boss as the House suspended the morning sitting. Mr Wetang'ula, having had enough of the hitches, turned the heat on the office of the House leader of majority. When the House adjourned on Wednesday last week, there were barely 20 members in the House.

KATIE Price's ex fiance Carl Woods have taken a brutal swipe at the star - saying her boyfriend JJ Slater is "being used as a sperm donor". Katie's ex Carl Woods, 35, has now slammed the star and said she is using JJ just for a baby. “He really didn’t get on with her last boyfriend Carl Woods so this is a really important step for them all. So, we'll see what happens.”She previously revealed she was dedicating a whole chapter in her new book to him and they pair also got matching tattoos on a recent holiday. The former glamour model was previously married to Peter Andre, Alex Reid and Kieran Hayler.

IPL 2025: Delhi Capitals have finalized their support staff for the next two seasons of IPL, wrapping up their recruitment exercise. Experience And Previous InvolvementExperienced coach, Venugopal Rao, 42, played 16 ODIs and has represented Delhi Capitals in the past. Interesting to note is that both teams are owned by Kiran Kumar Grandhi of the GMR Group, one of the co-owners of the Delhi Capitals along with JSW Group. ---Advertisement---The future of Rishabh Pant with the Delhi Capitals is still talkable. IPL Auction VenueSpeculation as to where the IPL auction would be held includes options from among a Saudi city, Singapore, or Vienna.

KATIE Price has opened up about her drugs shame and "major breakdown" in an emotional new interview. In September 2021 Katie, 46, was rushed to hospital after crashing her car while under the influence of drink and drugs. Appearing on Westlife singer Nicky Byrne's new podcast, Katie said: "I've been diagnosed with severe ADHD. "It got to a point where I had a major breakdown, ended up in The Priory twice, five weeks at a time, and then I self medicated on coke." Katie adds: "I've been through so much and I've come out the other end."

I hate to say this, but it wasn't bad! I'll even proudly declare that I actually liked it once I got past the jarring first sip. Probably not, but I found the saltiness of the brine, the sweetness of the Diet Coke, and the slight spice of the jalapeños somehow just...worked? As a matter of fact, my biggest complaint was that it could've been spicier, but that's on me (and Target's misleading "HOT" label). I did start craving my OG Diet Coke after a few sips, though — the saltiness plus the aspartame taste started to get a little old.

Lawyers representing Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have poured cold water on the impeachment motion before the Senate, saying it does not meet the threshold. According to Elisha Ongoya, the evidence presented by the mover of the motion is not only false, and ridiculous but also embarrassing. “Those of us who understand this motion for what it is, understand why these panel-beating manoeuvres are being tried here,” he said. In submission, Ongoya cited the claim in which Gachagua has allegedly interfered with the KTDA reforms. He also wondered how the DP could dragged into the renovation of his residence yet the National Assembly approved money for the purpose.

Senate Speaker Amason Kingi has yet again dealt a blow to Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in his attempt to stop the House from relying on new evidence tabled against him. The affidavit by Muchira is on the alleged sale of Olive Gardens Hotel. “The allegation that I own the Olive Garden Hotel is false,” Gachagua told MPs. He claimed that Gachagua approached him on or around March 31, 2023, and convinced him to buy the Olive Garden Hotel. The documents in question, he stated, does not constitute new evidence but form evidence in support of an allegation which was already made.

Morara Kebaso has announced a major symbolic cleanup exercise in Narok that would be conducted on Mashujaa Day- 20th October. Under the hashtag #FagiaKwako, Morara reiterated that the cleanup will extend beyond Narok and pressed Kenyans to clean up their houses, streets, estates and towns. Lawyer Morara Kebaso during one of his tours to expose stalled projects. Photo Morara Kebaso“To those who have asked for urgent street protests against the ills of this government, I agree with you. “If we do enough civic education, we will not fail in any street demonstration, nor will we fail at changing the ballot.

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Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka now says that Azimio leader Raila Odinga may have been pushed by senior leaders from within the ODM party to agree to the broad-based deal with President William Ruto. Speaking on Tuesday night, Kalonzo said some of the four were determined to join Ruto’s Cabinet. He said that after the Gen Z protests, Raila reached out to him for input on what he should do and shared with him his position on the matter. “There were some, the initial four senior leaders of ODM who joined Kenya Kwanza as ministers, who were determined to join the Cabinet and I get the feeling they must have pushed Raila strongly,” Kalonzo stated on Citizen TV. William Ruto must be a happy man," he said“That's why I say my friend Raila was snookered," he said.

Former Harambee Star and Gor Mahia Captain Austin Oduor Origi/HANDOUTFormer Harambee Star and Gor Mahia captain Austin Oduor Origi, alias Makamu, has passed on. The Legendary Origi who passed on Tuesday led Gor Mahia to a historic victory in the 1987 African Cup Winners' Cup (Nelson Mandela Cup) against Espersense De Tunis. Former Gor Mahia and Harambee stars midfielder Sammy Kempes mourned his death saying it was a sad day to the world of football. I introduced Origi to Gor Mahia having joined two years ahead of him before I left for the USA, I wasn’t shocked by his achievements and leadership because I could see it in him. Makamu led the Origi football dynasty and is the father of former Harambee Stars goalkeeper Arnold Origi, uncle to former Liverpool striker Divock Origi and brother to Belgium-based former Harmbee stars and Shabana striker Mike Okoth Origi

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum speaks after meeting foreign business leaders at the National Palace. Seeking to calm investor jitters over controversial judicial reforms, Mexico's new president said Tuesday that four foreign companies would invest around $20 billion in the Latin American nation next year. "At least four major investments of around $20 billion in our country were announced for 2025," the leftist leader told a press conference. While the confirmed total was more than $20 billion, actual investments could exceed $30 billion by 2025, he said. According to the IMF, however, the reforms "create important uncertainties" about contract enforcement and the rule of law.

The US policy in East Africa is increasingly becoming a choice of pragmatism versus straitjacket approach to the issues of democracy and human rights. It is an obligation fundamental and paramount to human dignity and human respect." “The Secretary underscored our shared democratic values, including on implementation of the public anti-corruption and police accountability commitments President Ruto undertook in response to recent protests,” said Mathew Miller, US State Department Spokesperson. Later, the US sent in Uzra Zeya, Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights, to emphasise the point on civil liberties, and impunity and corruption. “The US and the UK have had some kind of monopoly in training security forces in most countries across Africa.