The Big Con! DIG Eliud Lagat lied to the country about stepping down, to allow investigations in to the murder of X blogger Albert Ojwang’ at Central Police Station. In a new twist, Lagat court documents show that he had applied for leave, which was approved by IG Douglas Kanja.
Additionally, the documents show he insisted that he never vacated office, contradicting his earlier public announcement.
Daily Nation: Key UDA leaders on the verge of existing the party including Senator Boni Khalwale, Gloria,MPs Mohamed Ali, Jane Kihara, Joash Nyamoko, and Ndindi Nyoro.
25,000 teachers promoted lament over elusive new high salaries. State charges more suspects with terrorism related offenses. Audit says NTSA has no control over its portal.
Stephen Munyakho, Kenyan man convicted for murder was released yesterday and he is free. Foreign affairs PS Korir Sing’oei announced. Munyao has been in Saudi Arabia Jail for 10 years.
Taifa Leo: Former DP trapped, as the government uses its institutions to intimidate his leaders, his supporters to attack him, and as well as asking churches to deny him attendance; with close allies of President Ruto planning mass exit. Cancer patients in agony as SHA fails to assist them.
Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga says that he did not receive anything from his handshake with former president Uhuru Kenyatta.
People Daily: Highlights the failure of presidency by President William Ruto; from broken pledges, unfulfilled promises, higher education system among others. A shocking revelation of how 529 pieces of railway land were grabbed.
Tension, as Raila’s allies push Ruto to surrender Sakaja’s seat in 2027 General Elections. AG explains why the scheduled by-elections might delay further.
The Star: EACC is currently targeting a governor and his wife in a fresh graft case involving KSh 728M, as MPs summon PS Treasury over e-citizen gaps.
The ills of a nurse, as a mother reveals being slapped and abused during child birth as revealed by report. Veteran journalist Edith Kweyu is a happy mother after the Saudi Arabia jail released his son Stephen Munyakho yesterday.
Business Daily: Auditor General questions Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) secret KSh 14.5 billion notes printing deal with Germany’s Giesecke +Devrient replaced UK’s De La Rue.
Kenya depletes fuel subsidy amid surge in pump prices, as annual roads spend rises for the first time since President William Ruto took office. Isuze set to enter Kenya electric vehicle market. KCB pays KSh 829 billion letters of credit in fuel import deal.
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