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The community residing around Indian Bazaar, extending into the Kanjata and Kangoya areas, is up in arms over a wave of violent crime hitting the normally quiet town. So far, nearly 10 people have been violently robbed and several injured in a series of related incidents. These attacks are reportedly taking place even in broad daylight, sparking uproar and accusations that the local administration is turning a blind eye to the escalating violence. The latest victim, Peter Kimani, was attacked, robbed, and beaten so severely he was left for dead. “They attacked me while I was heading home even before…

The Kiambu Police Canteen, situated at the Kiambu Bazaar, has drawn sharp criticism from the local community following allegations of bias under its new management. Multiple vendors who operated kiosks within the facility claim they were abruptly removed from their business premises without any formal notice. Affected traders have specifically pointed to the newly appointed County Police AP Commander as the primary driver behind these sudden changes. Displaced business owners expressed frustration over their treatment, describing the leadership’s approach as unceremonious and unprofessional. Internal reports from the Kiambu Observer suggest the facility is currently plagued by persistent leadership wrangles. Despite…

Over 300,000 candidates are contesting in UDA’s grassroots elections today across 20 counties. The ruling party is deploying a fully electronic voting system to manage the high-stakes process, which serves as a critical organizational test ahead of 2027. Key battlegrounds include Mt. Kenya and Rift Valley.

Jubilee Deputy Leader Fred Matiang’i has strongly defended retired President Uhuru Kenyatta against attacks by ODM leaders, terming them diversionary tactics. Speaking in Nairobi, Matiang’i warned politicians to stop scapegoating Kenyatta for current economic failures and called for a focus on accountability as the 2027 election cycle approaches.

Rescue teams in Nairobi have recovered one body from the collapsed 16-storey building in South C as the search operation enters its third day. Authorities confirmed the building violated approved height limits, raising serious questions about regulatory enforcement. Efforts continue to locate a second missing security guard amid safety concerns for neighboring structures.

Police in Kiambu are investigating the suspicious death of a man who fell from a third-floor apartment in Juja’s Witeithie area. Detectives recovered a sharp object from the victim’s pocket, raising doubts about suicide theories. The body is currently at the mortuary awaiting an autopsy to determine the true cause of death.

The High Court has suspended the $1.6 billion Kenya-US Health Cooperation Framework following a petition by Senator Okiya Omtatah. Justice Chacha Mwita’s ruling halts the deal citing concerns over data privacy, lack of parliamentary oversight, and fiscal sovereignty. The decision escalates previous restrictions on data sharing, freezing the entire partnership pending a full hearing.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta officiates the 21st Graduation Ceremony at Kabarak University as Chief Guest. Accompanied by Chancellor Gideon Moi, the retired Head of State leads the celebration for 2,390 graduands. The event, held on December 19, 2025, highlights the institution’s academic milestones and its tradition of hosting distinguished national leaders.

The Director of Public Prosecutions has ordered a comprehensive probe into the death of Beatrice Wairimu Mbugua, alias Betty Bayo, citing family concerns over her medical history and alleged denial of access to autopsy reports.

Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya pledges KSh 10 million to resolve the historic Nyakinywa land dispute, urging the community to raise the remaining funds by January to secure title deeds.