Gikunga Kariuki
73 Articles
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Kikuyu law courts reopen after four-month closure following Gen Z protests
Court Administrator Duke Mainye said the judiciary will continue with the process to reinstate judicial service, where he assured the residents who had sureties like titles and logbooks will get back their documents as the judiciary continue to reintroduce all services in the precincts of...
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Nine-year-old girl dies in house fire in Limuru
The victim, a pupil at Rironi Primary School, was reportedly alone at home after her parents left to attend a neighbour’s funeral when the tragedy occurred.
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'Colonial-era' artillery shell discovered in kikuyu
Kikuyu Sub-County Police Commander Joseph Ndege said the recovered 80mm mortar shell was highly explosive.
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Benedict Kabiru: Body of Kenyan officer killed in Haiti still missing since March
Top NPS officials visited Kabiru’s family in Kiambu County to officially communicate his death in March.
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UoN student kills roommate in toilet flushing dispute
According to witnesses, the roommates’ dispute emerged from toilet use and cleaning.
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Alliance Girls alumni demonstrate over alleged sexual abuse by teacher
The teacher is accused of sexually grooming girls at the national school. He is said to have been engaged in affairs with the student.
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Saba Saba protests: 12-year-old girl shot dead while watching TV at home
"A stray bullet penetrated our house and caught my daughter on the head." Ngugi recounted
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Kanyotu family moves to settle 17-year estate dispute amicably
In a rare display of unity, Kanyotu's widows, Mary Kanyotu and Jane Kanyotu, have agreed to reconcile and settle their long-standing differences amicably.
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Two arrested as police nab nine sacks of bhang in Limuru
Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said the Toyota Noah was being driven by 37-year-old Minja Jimmy, in the company of his agemate Bernard Nyakangi.
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EACC seizes Ksh.13.6M in raid at Governor Wamatangi's home
According to an EACC statement issued on Tuesday, the early morning raids, which were conducted in multiple locations, resulted in the seizure of Ksh.12 million and USD 13,000 in cash from the governor's residence, funds suspected to be the proceeds of corruption.

