Man stripped of Nakuru property sold by impersonator of dead owner

Jamlick Muriuki Ngaari believed he had finally secured a piece of land in Nakuru's fast-growing Naka area.

By Julius Chepkwony 16 days ago

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Bring it on, Nakuru Senator dares Kihika to sue her over hotel claims

Senator Tabitha Karanja said no amount of threats would deter her from what she described as her constitutional duty to hold the county government to account.

By Julius Chepkwony 17 days ago

Court bars public entities from hiring external lawyers

The case was filed by Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah, Nakuru-based surgeon Dr Magare Gikenyi, and five others.

By Julius Chepkwony 18 days ago

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Inside 16-year battle for St Mary's hospital handled by over 10 judges

What began as a mission to provide healthcare to the poor has morphed into a bitter, protracted legal battle involving property titles, corporate control, religious vows, and clashing egos.

By Julius Chepkwony 21 days ago

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School loses appeal in minor's death case, ordered to pay Sh2.1m

The Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of the trial court that found Gilgil Hills Academy liable for the death of a pupil in July 2008.

By Julius Chepkwony 25 days ago

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MCA, police officer among six freed on tough bond terms over Trans Mara clashes

Seme, Kiplagat, and Siteto were arraigned on Monday, while Langat, Kamillan, and Mibei were arraigned yesterday.

By Julius Chepkwony and Yvonne Chepkwony 1 month ago

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MCA, two others held overnight as detectives probe Trans Mara killings

The three will spend the night in police custody pending a ruling on the application.

By Julius Chepkwony and George Sayagie 1 month ago

Man seeks to drop case against luxury Maasai Mara hotel

A conservationist who filed a case seeking to stop the operations of a luxury hotel in the Maasai Mara has applied to have the suit withdrawn.

By Julius Chepkwony and George Sayagie 1 month ago

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Maasai Mara: The deadliest assault on world's eighth wonder

A long-running land ownership battle involving Narok governor's brother is latest threat.

By Julius Chepkwony and George Sayagie 1 month ago

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Hospital gives preterm babies a second chance

For mothers who give birth to premature babies, what should be a moment of joy is often overshadowed by fear and uncertainty.

By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago

JSC clinches top honour at this year's FiRe awards

Judicial Service Commission has been crowned the overall winner in this year's Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards under the Constitutional Commissions and Independent Offices category.

By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago

Residents demand closure of popular nightclub in Nakuru

Residents of the posh Milimani Estate in Nakuru City have filed a suit at the Environment and Lands Court seeking the closure an entertainment joint within the area.

By Julius Chepkwony 1 month ago

Court summons CS, PSs as settlement of families in Eastern Mau stalls

The High Court in Nakuru has summoned three senior government officials to give an update on the implementation of a judgment on settlement schemes in the Eastern Mau Forest.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

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All you need to know about Rironi-Mau Summit project after Ruto launch

President William Ruto said he aims to commission the Rironi-Mau Summit road upgrade two months ahead of the August 2027 General Election.

By Julius Chepkwony and Macharia Kamau 2 months ago

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Gideon Moi out, but UDA faces tough fight in race

President Ruto has publicly defended Gideon's decision, revealing that he personally initiated the talks that led to the truce.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

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Why KDF is taking over stalled projects

With the advent of devolution in 2013, counties across Kenya embarked on ambitious development projects, from modern stadiums and fresh-produce markets and value-addition facilities.

By Julius Chepkwony and Edwin Nyarangi 2 months ago

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DNA test ordered to identify heirs in late Prof George Eshiwani's estate row

This ruling follows an earlier order issued on December 3, 2024, which required that the DNA tests be conducted within 45 days.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

Kabarak University, NCBA partner to boost growth of SMEs

Prof Kiplagat noted that the partnership directly supports Kenya's development agenda by strengthening SMEs.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

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Ndonga Farm not yet available for IDPs despite Ruto's directive

President Ruto promised that the more than 900 families would each receive Sh20,000 from the government as they move to the farm to start life afresh.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

Alarm as logging ban lifted in Mau Forest

Green Belt Movement and Greenpeace Africa have called for an immediate suspension of tree harvesting in the Mau Forest Complex, citing violations of environmental laws.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

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Judge gives Lands office seven days to file Banita land report

The Office of Land Adjudication and Settlement has seven days to prepare and file in court a report on the settlement of a 14,000-acre land dispute that has dragged on for over two decades.

By Julius Chepkwony 2 months ago

Five-decade wait ends as Kiptagwanyi residents get land titles

The long and painful wait for land ownership documents by residents of Kiptagwanyi, in Gilgil, Nakuru County, has finally come to an end.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

Ruto promises more roads for Nakuru, eyes Sh1.5 trillion development plan

Ruto stated that the government requires approximately Sh1.5 trillion to construct new roads nationwide.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

Pain of Maasai Mara University ex-worker pursuing pay for years

For more than five years, a former driver at Maasai Mara University has lived through frustration and humiliation - all while chasing his salary and justice.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

An employee cannot resign to escape disciplinary action, appellate court rules

The Court of Appeal has ruled that an employee cannot avoid disciplinary action by resigning or purporting to retire after being accused of misconduct.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

Nakuru duo keeping national, county governments in check

Dr Magare Gikenyi and Laban Omusundi's petitions have shaped national conversations - from fighting hospital detentions of patients to matters of national interest.

By Daniel Chege and Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

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Mystery of man at the centre of Nakuru's prime property dispute

Kennedy Bosire, features prominently in court and DCI files as the purported owner of the property at the heart of a long-running ownership battle involving a lawyer and other individuals.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

Lands PS summoned over 14,000-acre land dispute

Lands Principal Secretary Nixon Korir has been summoned by a Nakuru court to provide a report on the settlement of a 14,000-acre land dispute that has dragged on for over two decades.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

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Inside Ruto's soft landing in Kabarak

In a bold political pivot, Ruto and Moi bury the hatchet and pledge to pull Kenya out of the third world. The alliance signals a shift in Rift Valley politics, but not without internal party friction.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

KANU to join Ruto's broad-based government

KANU to join broad-based government, President Ruto announces, says he personally asked Gideon Moi to withdraw from Baringo Senate race.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

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Kanu's Gideon Moi withdraws from Baringo Senate race

Kanu party National Chairman Gideon Moi was expected to present his nomination papers to the IEBC on Thursday for the Baringo senatorship but withdrew from the race.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

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Is Aaron Cheruiyot's rise driven by merit or proximity to the right people?

Kericho Senator Aaron Cheruiyot has emerged as a key player, serving as the Majority Leader in the Senate and becoming an influential figure close to President Ruto in South Rift politics.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

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Gideon Moi returns, eyes Baringo Senate seat

Before the announcement, residents kept guessing and pushed for Gideon Moi's selection.

By Julius Chepkwony 3 months ago

State plans to revive pyrethrum company amid insolvency claims

The Ministry of Agriculture plans to revive the Pyrethrum Processing Company of Kenya amid claims of insolvency and sabotage by a section of managers.

By Julius Chepkwony and Daniel Chege 4 months ago

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60 sue GDC over alleged discrimination, unfair labour practices

They claimed that their cordial, peaceful, and solution-seeking attempts have been taken lightly, brushed aside, ignored, or left entirely unaddressed.

By Julius Chepkwony 4 months ago

Fresh twist in St Mary's Mission Hospital ownership row

The protracted battle over the ownership of St Mary's Mission Hospital has taken a new twist after an American doctor, William Fryda, accused nuns of altering the facility's intended purpose.

By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago

Audit show hospitals ill-equipped and understaffed

A report by the Office of the Auditor General paints a grim picture at the Level 4, 5, and 6 hospitals.

By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago

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Audit flags GDC for Sh344m ghost software

Geothermal Development Company is on the spot over failure to utilise monitoring software acquired more than a decade ago.

By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago

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Estate battle: Court settles bitter fight over ex-mayor's hidden will

Allegations of forged signatures, inaccurate descriptions of asset, and missing documents were tested in court.

By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago

Former Commissioner of Lands' tainted past haunts him

Recently, Mwaita was charged in a Sh300 million land fraud in Nairobi.

By Julius Chepkwony 5 months ago