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A gold fraud case against businessman Abbas Badru Omuoma, alias Yuri Sande Ismael, has been pushed to next month. The Sh8.1 million gold case was adjourned to September due to the trial court Magistrate Robinson Ondieki’s absence. Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Benmark Ekhubi, on behalf of trial Magistrate Ondieki, directed the matter to be heard on September 23. Abbas was absent. Abbas Badru Omuoma is accused of obtaining USD 54550 on the 11th of August in the year 2021 in Nairobi. He obtained USD 54,550, equivalent to Sh. 8,182,500, from Yvan De Coninck by falsely pretending that he was in…

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City businessman David Kinyua Ndegwa has landed in legal trouble after being charged with fraud involving a whopping Sh6.8 million. The case, which was heard on Friday before Milimani Chief Magistrate Susan Shitubi, revolves around allegations that Ndegwa duped a potential homebuyer under pretences. According to court documents, David Kinyua Ndegwa is accused of fraudulently obtaining Sh6,880,000 from a man identified as Richard Emoru Oboo. The money was allegedly paid between October 31, 2016, and June 1, 2018, under the promise that Ndegwa would assist Oboo in purchasing a three-bedroom apartment along Ngong Road in Nairobi. The prosecution claimed that…

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Pax Manor Muthaiga stands as a rare jewel in the heart of Nairobi, a sanctuary of elegance and sophistication that redefines what it means to experience luxury hospitality in Kenya. More than simply a place to stay, this 5-star boutique hotel offers a fully immersive journey into comfort, style, and personalised service. From the moment guests arrive, they are welcomed into a world where every detail has been thoughtfully curated to inspire tranquillity, refinement, and unforgettable memories. Nestled at 58 Muthaiga Road, the hotel enjoys a location that strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and exclusivity. The prestigious Muthaiga neighbourhood…

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The Mombasa Catchball Tournament 2025 was held at the iconic Agha Khan Grounds near the serene beauty of Serena Beach. This wasn’t just another local match-up; it was a nationwide sporting festival that brought together over 200 players, from grassroots clubs to top-tier teams. The event celebrated not only competition but also team spirit, perseverance, and cultural unity. With the backdrop of Mombasa’s sandy shores and warm coastal atmosphere, players and fans alike experienced an unforgettable weekend. From the determination of the Nairobi squad that travelled hundreds of kilometres to participate to the spirited cheers of local supporters, the tournament…

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Looking for a five-star experience in one of Nairobi’s most prestigious and exclusive neighbourhoods? Pax Manor Muthaiga is your ultimate destination. Nestled in a picturesque location near Karura Forest, the luxurious hotel embodies the perfect blend of hospitality, luxury, convenience, elegance, and tranquillity – offering guests an unforgettable escape in the heart of the city. Some of the amenities at this hidden gem include: Rooms And Suites Pax Manor’s rooms and suites are designed to deliver peerless comfort and world-class hospitality. Located in one of Nairobi’s most exclusive neighbourhoods, each accommodation option features contemporary amenities, tasteful décor, fine furniture, and…

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Mohammed Khalif Hassan A Nairobi businessman has been charged with fraudulently obtaining Sh 8.5 million in a fake spaghetti import deal. Mohammed Khalif Hassan appeared before Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Robinson Ondieki and denied the charge. Khalif was accused of obtaining the money from Osman Mohamed Ali, on diverse dates between 18th February 2023 and 21st May 2024 at an unknown place in the country. It was alleged that he obtained the money from Ali by falsely pretending that he was in a position to import spaghetti on his behalf. The court ordered him to deposit a cash bail of…

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Tim Orao Shikalo Vincent Olowa Wanton Tim Orao Shikalo, alias Vincent Olowa Wanton, a notorious figure allegedly linked to a Sh38 million gold scam, has been arraigned in court to face fraud-related charges. Appearing before Magistrate Benmark Ekhubi, Shikalo pleaded not guilty. The charges stem from incidents that occurred between February 1 and August 2, 2024, in Nairobi. According to the prosecution, Shikalo conspired with others still at large to defraud Asianic Limited of USD 265,200 (approximately Ksh 38 million) by falsely claiming he could sell 580 kilograms of gold to the company—a claim he allegedly knew was false. The…

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● Kenya currently produces 7,650 new health workers each year, however the country needs 70,000 more to ensure every Kenyan who needs care gets access to it, according to a recent WHO assessment. ● This shortage of healthcare workers is expected to grow by more than 114,000 by 2030 and a staggering 170,000 by 2035, unless urgent action is taken to increase training programmes and the hiring of health workers. ● With over 300 exhibitors, 20 counties represented, 65+ international speakers and over 8000 attendees, WHX Nairobi, Kenya’s premier healthcare and lab event, takes place from 6 – 8 October…

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Many residents of Machakos County have grown disillusioned with traditional political figures who seem to repeat the same promises every election cycle but deliver little tangible change. The 2022 elections saw Senator Agnes Kavindu win the senatorial seat, but her performance has sparked mixed reactions from the public. While she came in with a wave of goodwill and experience, critics argue that her tenure has not lived up to the hopes of a county yearning for transformation. The issues of youth unemployment, poor infrastructure, and limited access to healthcare persist. These problems, year after year, have left the electorate cynical…

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Corruption has cast a dark shadow over Homa Bay County, with an explosive exposé revealing the systematic looting of Ksh 200 million by senior officials. At the center of this scandal are top county leaders, including Chief Officer for Finance Mr. Alphonce Werah, Director of Procurement Mr. Peter Odiango, Accountant for Roads and Public Works Mr. James Wanga, and Procurement Officer for Roads Mr. Churchill Omondi Oyamo, who are accused of orchestrating a fraudulent scheme involving fictitious pending bills for non-existent road projects. At the close of the 2023/2024 financial year, these officials convened at the governor’s residence in Olare…

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