Investigations have revealed a widespread organ harvesting syndicate in the North Rift region, implicating multiple facilities beyond just Mediheal Group of Hospitals.

• The syndicate has reportedly exploited vulnerable patients with false promises of monetary compensation, as highlighted by the case of Emmanuel Kipkosgey, who was promised Ksh 1.2 million.
• Nandi Hills MP Hon. Benard Kitur has been a whistleblower in this ongoing investigation, which commenced on June 5, 2025.
• Concerns were raised during the inquiry regarding the lack of transparency and the need for a broader investigation to uncover the full extent of the illegal activities.

The High Court has granted a significant victory to Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya by suspending criminal proceedings against him regarding procurement irregularities.

• The court issued a temporary order suspending the proceedings until the hearing of Natembeya's challenge against the charges.
• The ruling was made by Justice Bahati Mwamuye and requires that all relevant parties be notified by June 9, 2025.
• Previously, Natembeya was released on a Ksh1 million bond after facing multiple charges, including conflict of interest.

Five individuals pretending to be lawyers for the past **13 years** were arrested in Bungoma during a raid led by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) alongside local authorities.

• They operated **four** fraudulent law firms, allegedly swindling residents out of millions of shillings.
• Steve Mbugua, a representative of LSK, highlighted that the suspects unlawfully represented clients in court.
• The operation led to the recovery of critical documents, including files related to ongoing court cases.

Nandi Hills MP Bernard Kitur has raised alarms over threats to his life as he investigates an alleged organ transplant syndicate linked to a private hospital in Eldoret.

• He claims illegal kidney transplants were conducted at the hospital, with victims lured by promises of high payouts.
• The intimidation reportedly involves Uasin Gishu County police and local leaders, including Kesses MP Swarup Mishra.
• Kitur received information that victims were bribed and threatened to prevent them from testifying; one was promised Ksh1.2 million but only received Ksh50,000 before surgery.