Facebook Twitter
    Latest

    News

    Home News Page 44
    Get to know what is taking place in the world
    SHA Denies Paying KSh20M to Ghost Hospital in Homa Bay
    News

    SHA Denies Paying KSh20M to Ghost Hospital in Homa Bay

    Editorial - 0
    https://drbokko.com/2025/08/21/broke-matatu-driver-becomes-fleet-owner/
    News

    From Struggling Driver to Matatu Fleet Owner

    Editorial - 0
    A man was conned Ksh 400K by his cousin. She promised to double the money but disappeared. The man sought help from spiritual healer Dr. Bokko. Rituals were performed to expose the truth. Bees attacked the cousin in public, forcing her to confess. The man found peace, even without full repayment. Many trust Dr. Bokko for exposing liars, thieves, and betrayers.
    News

    Bees Expose Cousin Who Swindled Ksh 400K

    Editorial - 0
    The teacher used Samidoh’s Mugithi song to teach about East African countries.
    News

    Samidoh Quits Police Service to Focus Fully on Music

    Aston Lukoye - 0
    Kenyans Buy Tanzania vs Morocco Tickets After Missing Kenya Game
    News

    Kenyans Buy Tanzania vs Morocco Tickets After Missing Kenya Game

    Aston Lukoye - 0
    UN envoy Carol Flore-Smereczniak expelled by Burkina Faso. Report linked army and militias to child abuse in conflict. Junta rejected findings as “unfounded.” Violence has worsened despite military promises. Country moving closer to Russia, away from France. Envoy Declared Unwelcome Burkina Faso’s military leaders have expelled the United Nations’ top representative, Carol Flore-Smereczniak, after a report accused both jihadists and government forces of grave child rights violations. She was declared persona non grata and ordered to leave. Flore-Smereczniak, who took office in July 2024, was involved in a UN report released in March. The study documented over 2,000 cases of children being recruited, killed, or abused between 2021 and 2023. It implicated Islamist militants as well as soldiers and local defense groups. Junta Rejects Report The government of Captain Ibrahim Traoré dismissed the findings as baseless. In a statement, it argued that the report had “no legal proof” and unfairly tarnished what it called the “brave Burkinabé fighters.” This is not the first such move. In 2022, Flore-Smereczniak’s predecessor, Barbara Manzi, was also expelled after raising alarms about the impact of war on schools and hospitals. Rising Violence Burkina Faso has struggled with an Islamist insurgency since 2015. The violence has killed thousands and forced millions from their homes. Traoré, who seized power in 2022, had promised to bring peace within months, but attacks have only increased. Data shows jihadist group JNIM carried out over 280 strikes in the first half of 2025—twice as many as in the same period of 2024. Shifting Alliances and Politics Under Traoré, the junta has broken ties with France and moved closer to Russia. Critics say freedoms are shrinking as the government cracks down on dissent and is accused of targeting civilians. Last year, the junta extended military rule by five years and cleared Traoré to run in the 2029 elections, further cementing his grip on power. UN Reaction The United Nations has not yet issued an official response to this latest expulsion. However, Secretary-General António Guterres had earlier expressed regret when Barbara Manzi was forced out in 2022, saying the UN remains committed to working with the people of Burkina Faso despite political tensions.
    News

    Burkina Faso Kicks Out UN Envoy Over Child Rights Report

    Editorial - 0
    Rongo Boda Boda Rider Gets 15 Years for Rape and Assault
    News

    Shock as Politician Sent to Jail Over Embezzlement Charges

    Editorial - 0
    Man Jailed for Vandalising Road Signs on Mau Summit–Nyahururu Interchange
    News

    Man Jailed for Vandalizing Road Signs on Mau Summit–Nyahururu Interchange

    Editorial - 0
    News

    Tragedy: MP Commits Suicide Inside Parliament

    Editorial - 0
    Mombasa Football Coach Charged with Defilement of Grade Six Boy
    News

    Mombasa Football Coach Charged with Defilement of Grade Six Boy

    Aston Lukoye - 0
    Residents’ Complaints Lead to Crackdown The Nairobi County Government has shut down a strip club in Pipeline Estate after months of pressure from residents. Locals cited late-night noise, insecurity, and the exposure of children to indecent behavior. County Officials Step In The crackdown on August 15 was led by Chief Environment Officer Geoffrey Mosiria with teams from the Planning and Public Health Departments. “In response to persistent and heartfelt complaints from residents, we have moved in firmly, shut down operations, and issued strict warnings,” Mosiria said. “We will not allow the well-being of Pipeline residents to be sacrificed for the selfish gains of a few.” Business Had Ignored Previous Orders The strip club had previously been ordered closed by NEMA on April 16 for failing to comply with noise regulations. However, it continued operating, prompting county authorities to enforce stricter measures. Warning to Other Operators Mosiria stressed the action was not aimed at stopping nightlife businesses, but at ensuring compliance with zoning and environmental laws. “Such a business has no place in the heart of a community where families are striving to raise their children in a safe and decent environment,” he added. Officials have now warned that similar establishments in residential areas risk closure if they continue breaking the law.
    News

    Pipeline Strip Club Closed After Uproar from Residents

    Aston Lukoye - 0
    President Ruto cancels JKIA PPP and KETRACO deals with Adani Group.
    News

    US Says Ruto Government’s Human Rights Record Worsened in 2024

    Editorial - 0
    Gachagua Warns Ukambani Residents Against Idle Unity Without Voter Registration
    News

    Gachagua’s Party Alleges Plot to Redirect Gachagua’s Plane to Kisumu or...

    Editorial - 0
    Senate Speaker Amason Kingi asks President Ruto to reward senators’ football team. Wants Ksh. 1M per player, total Ksh. 16M. Request comes after Harambee Stars’ CHAN bonus pledge. Hopes cash will boost performance in regional games. After Stars, Now Senators Nairobi – After President William Ruto surprised Harambee Stars players with a Ksh. 1 million bonus per win in the CHAN tournament — later raised to Ksh. 2.5 million — Senate Speaker Amason Kingi says it’s time for the Senate football team to get similar love. A Winning Team Already The Senate side, made up of 16 senators, recently outplayed a governors’ team in a friendly match. Now, Kingi wants the president to hand each player Ksh. 1 million, a package that would total Ksh. 16 million. Why the Cash Matters According to Kingi, financial motivation could push the senators to greater heights, especially as they gear up for the upcoming East Africa Parliamentary Games. He believes rewarding them now will translate into big wins later. Waiting for Ruto’s Nod Kingi says he would be deeply grateful if the president approved his request. Whether the State House will sign off on the Ksh. 16M motivation deal remains to be seen.
    News

    Senators Ask President Ruto for KSh 1M Each After Beating Governors’...

    Aston Lukoye - 0
    Civil Society Moves to Oust CS Murkomen Over ‘Shoot-to-Kill’ Remarks
    News

    Murkomen Issues Stern Warning to Chiefs & Police Over “WANTAM” and...

    Editorial - 0
    News

    BATUK Officials Snub Parliament Grilling Over Atrocity Claims

    Aston Lukoye - 0
    1...434445...235Page 44 of 235
    - Advertisement -

    EDITOR PICKS

    Trending Now Impacting Tomorrow.
    Contact us: Info@kenyantrend.com
    Facebook Twitter

    EVEN MORE NEWS

    POPULAR CATEGORY

    © Kenyan Trend by Digital Africa Agency