Rashid’s case is now nearing the end of the prosecution stage, with only one witness left. The court directed that the matter be mentioned on October 26 for a date to be fixed for the final hearing.
By Bradley BosireThe National Coroners Service Bill, 2026, proposes the creation of a specialised body that would investigate deaths considered reportable and carry out post-mortem examinations to establish the circumstances surrounding them.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe appointments, published in the Kenya Gazette on Monday, also saw Flora Nduku Mutua named to the PSC, while Antonina Lentoijoni and Wilson Sossion were appointed members of the TSC. All four appointments will run for six years.
By David AbonyoKUCO General Secretary and CEO Gibore Maroah said the union was informed about the arrest and later received reports that Wanjiru had been removed from the station.
By Bradley BosireThe new IPOA chairperson had, during his appearance before the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on August 12, outlined how he intended to run the authority if given the green light.
By Maureen KinyanjuiDuring vetting at the National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security, Duncan Ojwang said the IPOA needs adequate resources and staffing, called for better transparency measures such as CCTV and body cameras, and discussed how the authority should work with the Inspector General while preserving independence.
By David Bogonko Nyokang'iThe agency said Tuesday that it would not allow criminal investigations or cases involving the deaths of public figures to be turned into political talking points, dismissing what it described as unsubstantiated allegations about its work.
By Bradley BosireIn a statement signed on Sunday by the hospital’s Senior Director, Clinical Services, Dr. Joel Lessan, KNH clarified that the bullet recovered during medical management was retained and preserved as part of the relevant medical and evidentiary records.
By Samuel OtienoMoreen, a mother of one from Pipeline Estate, died on Friday at Kenyatta National Hospital after four days of treatment.
By Samuel OtienoIf Parliament approves the nomination, Oburu will take over the leadership of IPOA, the independent agency tasked with overseeing the conduct of the National Police Service.
By Bradley BosireIPOA is the civilian body mandated to oversee the National Police Service. It investigates complaints against police officers, keeps watch over police operations and promotes accountability within the service.
By Maureen KinyanjuiNineteen victims who sustained severe injuries received Sh1 million each, while 57 people classified as having suffered moderate injuries were awarded Sh500,000 each. Another 18 victims with minor injuries received Sh50,000 each, while six survivors of aggravated sexual offences were awarded Sh1 million each.
By Maureen KinyanjuiIssack Hassan, who leads IPOA, said the watchdog is being denied access to firearm registers.
By Maureen KinyanjuiMore than 25 families stood side by side on Sunday, each representing a young life lost.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe call comes after the exposé analysed thousands of images and videos from the protests, showing how events unfolded when demonstrators entered Parliament grounds.
By Maureen KinyanjuiAn article that ran alongside the piece said KDF responded to allegations raised in the exposé.
By Brenda Socky"Officers drawn from the KPS, APS, and DCI were present at the scene, some dressed in uniform while others wore plain clothes. They were equipped with firearms and batons."
By Brenda Socky