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HomeDaily NewsSunday, August 24, 2025Robbery in Nairobi CBD, Murder in Pipeline, and New Car Theft Tactics Reported - August 2025
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Robbery in Nairobi CBD, Murder in Pipeline, and New Car Theft Tactics Reported - August 2025

Business owners along Kimathi Street in Nairobi CBD experienced significant losses after armed goons stormed and robbed their establishments on Sunday, August 24. Witnesses reported that individuals threatened traders with knives before stealing goods. In a separate incident in Pipeline, Nairobi, a 27-year-old woman, Susan Nabwire, was allegedly murdered by her husband, a former police officer, on the night of August 13. The suspect also allegedly assaulted the house help. Meanwhile, a new crime trend has emerged as car thieves in Kenya are now reportedly employing illegal signal jammers to disable vehicle tracking systems, overwhelming traditional security measures.

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Sunday 3:22 PMKenyans

Panic as Goons Storm & Rob Businesses in Nairobi CBD

Panic as Goons Storm & Rob Businesses in Nairobi CBD

Business owners along Kimathi Street in Nairobi CBD experienced panic and significant losses after armed goons stormed and robbed their establishments on Sunday, August 24. Witnesses reported individuals singing "wantam" before attacking businesses, particularly within Nanak House, threatening traders with knives, and stealing goods.

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Business owners along Kimathi Street in Nairobi CBD experienced panic and significant losses after armed goons stormed and robbed their establishments on Sunday, August 24. Witnesses reported individuals singing "wantam" before attacking businesses, particularly within Nanak House, threatening traders with knives, and stealing goods.

  • Over Ksh4.8 million worth of goods were stolen in a similar incident in Mukuru kwa Reuben on Sunday, July 20, affecting at least 10 people and over 46 workers.
  • The goons were first seen outside Nanak House opposite Sarova Stanley Hotel, armed with knives.
  • Traders reported a surge in similar criminal activities despite efforts to report incidents to authorities, with no action taken yet.
Sunday 11:20 AMKenyansFirst

Former Police Officer Kills Wife, Assaults House Help in Pipeline

Former Police Officer Kills Wife, Assaults House Help in Pipeline

In Pipeline, Nairobi, a 27-year-old woman, Susan Nabwire, was allegedly murdered by her husband, a former police officer, on the night of August 13. The suspect also sexually assaulted the house help before fleeing.

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In Pipeline, Nairobi, a 27-year-old woman, Susan Nabwire, was allegedly murdered by her husband, a former police officer, on the night of August 13. The suspect also sexually assaulted the house help before fleeing.

  • Susan Nabwire was a mother of a one-year-old child.
  • The former police officer, aged 44, accused Nabwire of cheating before the brutal attack.
  • The suspect was apprehended on Saturday, August 23, and is currently held at Embakasi Police Station.
Sunday 12:11 PMKenyans

New Trick Car Thieves Are Using to Steal Vehicles

New Trick Car Thieves Are Using to Steal Vehicles

Car thieves in Kenya are employing new tactics, including illegal signal jammers, to steal vehicles by disabling tracking systems. This new threat is overwhelming traditional vehicle security measures, prompting experts to recommend advanced anti-theft strategies for motorists.

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Car thieves in Kenya are employing new tactics, including illegal signal jammers, to steal vehicles by disabling tracking systems. This new threat is overwhelming traditional vehicle security measures, prompting experts to recommend advanced anti-theft strategies for motorists.

  • Signal jammers work by transmitting stronger signals on frequencies used by GPS trackers, effectively blinding them.
  • The misuse of these devices, originally for military use, has expanded into civilian crime, particularly vehicle theft, with cheap spoofing kits now available online.
  • In addition to jamming, criminals are physically disconnecting trackers or using GPS spoofers to feed false coordinates.
  • Some tracking companies in Kenya have been accused of colluding with burglars.
  • To combat this, experts advise investing in trackers with anti-jamming sensors, redundancy features (dual SIM, satellite links), inertial navigation, data buffering, and installing multiple hidden trackers.
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