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Voter sues Sifuna for accountability of money raised for campaigns
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Voter sues Sifuna for accountability of money raised for campaigns

A voter has filed a constitutional petition at the High Court in Nairobi, seeking to compel Senator Edwin Sifuna to account for millions of shillings raised through his Linda Mwananchi political movement, warning that the funds could be…

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Lawyer sued over Sh58 million land deal in Kitsuru, Nairobi
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Lawyer sued over Sh58 million land deal in Kitsuru, Nairobi

A city lawyer has been sued in the High Court and reported to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) over allegations that he failed to remit Sh58 million from the sale of a Kitisuru property, money that court documents say was…

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Killer matatu driver detained pending pre bail report
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Killer matatu driver detained pending pre bail report

A Nairobi court Thursday ordered the continued detention of a matatu driver accused of causing a fatal road crash along Enterprise Road that claimed four lives, pending the preparation of a pre-bail report. Principal Magistrate Paul Mutai…

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High Court grants access to key IEBC electoral records
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High Court grants access to key IEBC electoral records

The High Court has granted orders allowing lawful access to key electoral records held by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), including the Register of Voters, databases, servers, audit logs and other…

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Nine in illegal occupation of Supkem land arraigned, released on bail
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Nine in illegal occupation of Supkem land arraigned, released on bail

A Nairobi Chief Magistrate Court released nine representatives linked to Huruma Mosque on cash bail after they were charged over an alleged Sh15.1 million land dispute involving the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM). The nine Said…

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Court to rule on DIG Masengeli suit against USIU-Africa over PhD exam
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Court to rule on DIG Masengeli suit against USIU-Africa over PhD exam

The High Court is set to rule on whether to halt the United States International University-Africa’s September 26 graduation ceremony pending determination of a case filed by Deputy Inspector General of Police Gilbert Masengeli over his…

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DIG Masengeli seeks court orders to stop USIU-Africa graduation
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DIG Masengeli seeks court orders to stop USIU-Africa graduation

Through his lawyers Cecil Miller and Danstan Omari, Masengeli is seeking conservatory orders to safeguard his participation in the ceremony, which is scheduled for September 26, 2026, just over a week away.

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Two arraigned in Embu court over Nembure chaos
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Two arraigned in Embu court over Nembure chaos

Two of the four suspects arrested in connection with the deadly chaos that rocked a UDA Delegates meeting at Nembure Grounds in Embu County on Saturday have been arraigned before court in Embu. The two, Kelvin Mugendi, alias ‘Njamba’ and…

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Trump slams 'horrible' Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling
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Trump slams 'horrible' Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling

US President Donald Trump assailed the Supreme Court on Tuesday after it denied his request to lift an order halting his divisive plan to restrict mail-in voting -- accusing the court of allowing itself to be cowed by Democrats.

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DIG Masengeli sues USIU-Africa over PhD dissertation exams
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DIG Masengeli sues USIU-Africa over PhD dissertation exams

Deputy Inspector General of Administration Police (DIG-APs) Gilbert Masengeli has sued the United States International University-Africa (USIU-Africa), accusing the institution of delaying communication of his PhD dissertation examination…

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Afghan woman removed from US on orders of 'terror court'
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Afghan woman removed from US on orders of 'terror court'

An Afghan woman accused of supporting a plot to carry out a mass shooting in the United States has been sent back to Afghanistan in the first case heard by a special US terror court, the Department of Justice said Friday.

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