Author: Tom Kimani

The Gikuyu community elders from various groups have strongly condemned the move intended to be undertaken to build affordable housing at he reverrend shrine gradens at Githunguri consttuency which has remained an iconic site in the area for decades. The elders expessed their dismay and anger that the Government will forcefully undertake such grave action without adequate public participation or open consultation with the Gikuyu elders . Led by  KIkuyu Council Elders chairman Wachira Kiago,they accused area MP Gathoni Wamuchomba of applying double standars stating they had presented the facts and all documents to her and she vowed to support an initiative of…

Hon. Winfridah Mokaya, the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, today visited Kiambu Law Courts to evaluate service delivery gaps and explore targeted administrative interventions aimed at enhancing efficiency and access to justice. The court’s leadership, led by Hon. Justice Dorah Chepkwony and Hon. Zipporah Gichana, highlighted several operational challenges currently affecting service delivery. These include acute office space limitations, a high case backlog, security vulnerabilities, and broader resource constraints. Among the most urgent priorities identified were the expansion of physical infrastructure and the strengthening of security systems within the court premises. During the visit, the Chief Registrar—accompanied by the Deputy…

Ward legislators in Kiambu County have issued a 24-hour ultimatum to security agencies in Kikuyu Sub-County demanding the arrest of individuals who attacked the Kiambu Assembly Leader of Majority, Godfrey Muceke. The MCAs said Muceke was struck on the head with a stone by suspected goons during a bursary issuance event in Karai Ward, Kikuyu Sub-County. The function, which was attended by Kimani Wamatangi, was disrupted by a group of rowdy youths who stormed the venue. During the chaos, the attackers allegedly smashed a vehicle window before hurling a stone that hit the Majority Leader on the forehead, leaving him…

A distressed family in Thathini village, Kiambu Town is appealing to the Kenyan government for assistance in tracing their 26-year-old son, Joseph Kamau, who went missing in Moscow, Russia. Kamau, a trained chef who previously worked at a hotel along Thika Road, travelled to Russia in June promising a lucrative job with the Russian Army. However, all contact with him was lost after he arrived in Moscow. His mother, Susan Wanjiru, is pleading with the government, through the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary, to help locate her son, fearing for his safety amidst reports of Kenyans facing hardships in…