Police maintain shoot to kill order as stakeholders begin reviving Malindi against Crime

Police in Kilifi County have declared a "shoot to kill" order against criminal gangs terrorizing residents and tourists, with County Police Commander Reginald Omaria stating that all other options have been exhausted. This move comes as stakeholders begin efforts to revive the Malindi Against Crime initiative to improve security.

Safaricom Ziidi MMF user claims M-PESA account locked on maturity day of over KES 1M investment

A Kenyan man, Kithinji Muriungi, claims Safaricom locked his M-PESA account on the maturity day of his Ziidi MMF investment, allegedly worth over KES 1 million. He detailed a two-week struggle to access his funds in a YouTube video, questioning why his seemingly active account was restricted while he was on international roaming.

Traders want Senate to shelf Tobacco Bill for public participation

The Bars, Hotels, and Liquor Traders Association of Kenya (BAHLITA) is urging the Senate to halt further proceedings on the contentious Tobacco Control (Amendment) Bill of 2024 to facilitate broader public consultations.

Safari Gravel Series back for season three, Limuru leg opens new terrain

Wakazi wa Kisii na Taita Taveta wahamasishwa kutoa maoni kuhusu mpango wa kuuza hisa 15 za Safaricom

Stop Politicising Drought, Kindiki tells Gachagua

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged political leaders to cease politicizing drought issues and instead support sustainable solutions for Northern Kenya, criticizing those who comment from Nairobi without firsthand knowledge of the affected regions.