Maafisa wa KDF wakita kambi katika hospitali ya Soy kutoa huduma ya matibabu bila malipo

Rights groups warn Ruto's victim payout plan shields police killers

Rights groups and opposition leaders accuse President William Ruto's administration of using a new compensation framework for victims of police brutality as a cover-up for impunity, shielding perpetrators and ignoring enforced disappearances, particularly those linked to the 2024 Gen Z protests. The framework, launched on August 8 and chaired by law scholar Professor Makau Mutua, faces judicial scrutiny and has resulted in no compensation to date.

Guards Plead With Govt Amid Rampant Non-Compliance by Private Security Firms

The Kenya Private Security Workers Union (KPSWU) has urged the government to revoke the licenses of private security firms that consistently fail to comply with regulations, citing widespread non-compliance with gazetted reforms such as the 6% minimum wage increment.

How Businessman was Robbed of Ksh7 Million Carried in School Bag

A businessman was robbed of Ksh7 million carried in a school bag at a petrol station off Waiyaki Way in Nairobi. The victim was ambushed by two men on a motorcycle as he waited to board a public service vehicle to Bondo.

Blow to CS Tuya in Case Against Former KDF Soldier Awarded Ksh1 Million

The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by Defence CS Soipan Tuya, allowing a former Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier to claim Ksh1 million in compensation for wrongful dismissal. The Appellate Court found CS Tuya failed to prove the soldier would be unable to refund the awarded money or that the appeal would be rendered nugatory.

Private Security union calls for government intervention amid Non-Compliance in the Sector