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Tortured, feet burned and left to die: Activist Muteti Mulinge narrates hischarrowing encounter with abductors
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Court orders former Kilifi Land registrar, wife, to surrender Ksh.426.8M assets

Tortured, feet burned and left to die: Activist Muteti Mulinge narrates hischarrowing encounter with abductors

Activist Muteti Mulinge is receiving medical treatment after he was found alive in the Lukenya area of Athi River following his abduction. Mulinge, who had been missing for four days, was reportedly dumped there on Thursday night by his abductors. His family is demanding answers as serious questions about a rising trend of targeted abductions…

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Court orders former Kilifi Land registrar, wife, to surrender Ksh.426.8M assets

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has secured orders for the forfeiture to the Government of Kenya of assets worth Ksh.426,851,982.04 linked to former Kilifi Principal Land Registrar Felix Mecha Nyakundi, his wife Stellah Nyaboke Otwori and companies associated with the family. The High Court ordered the forfeiture after finding that millions of shillings transacted…

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Nachu scandal: Sh 4 billion investors money at stake, and an elusive title deeds

A dark cloud of anxiety and corporate gridlock hangs over Kiambu County as centuries of community heritage collide with high-stakes property maneuvers, leaving close to a thousand investors and multi-generation families entangled in what has fast become the multi-billion-shilling “Nachu land scandal.” At the center of the brewing storm is the National Cooperative Housing Union…

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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s declares his Birthday a public holiday

HARARE, Zimbabwe — The government of Zimbabwe has officially amended its national calendar to declare September 15 an annual public holiday in honor of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s birthday, triggering intense public debate over political legacy and economic productivity. The new holiday, officially designated as Munhumutapa Day, was observed across the country for the first time…

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USIU-Africa says DIG Masengeli has not met requirements for September graduation

The United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa) has opposed an application by Deputy Inspector General of Police Gilbert Masengeli seeking to be included in the university’s graduation ceremony slated for Saturday, September 26.  The university argued that Masengeli had not demonstrated that he had met all mandatory requirements for graduation or made the necessary application to…

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