Johnson Muriithi
705 Articles
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Ministry cautions Kenyans against participating in prolonged tree-hugging exercises
Muthoni noted that activities perceived as harmless can become dangerous without adequate preparation, adding that those intending to engage in strenuous exercises should ensure they are well prepared and properly rehearsed beforehand.
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Man accused of murder-for-hire plot denied bond for third time
The bail application will be heard again on February 2, 2026. Karabu remains remanded at Mwea GK Prison.
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I smoke bhang to help me chase away birds in Mwea rice farms, man tells court
Brian Macharia pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis and, in his mitigation, promised the court.
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Women in Gichugu raise alarm over 'targeted attacks' as monkeys wreak havoc
Monkeys have been destroying crops including maize and macadamia.
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Family seeks help finding daughter, a Form 3 student, who went missing from Kerugoya
Nyakio was last seen in Kagio town wearing black trousers, a black 3D T-shirt, and black Crocs. Despite ongoing efforts by the family and police, her whereabouts remain unknown.
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'This is hell': Kirinyaga couple in grief after losing only surviving child in drowning incident
Nancy Wangari and her husband Peter Githinji said they had three children and all have died.
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Two youths feared dead in River Sagana swimming tragedy
The two, a 16-year-old Form Three student from Gakindu village and a 21-year-old youth from Kinji village, are believed to have been swept away by strong currents while swimming in the river.
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Workshop traders count losses after fire razes furniture in Ngurubani, Mwea
The fire, which broke out at around 1am, completely destroyed furniture belonging to four traders. No injuries were reported.
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Kirinyaga: Man linked to theft of MCA's belongings worth close to Ksh. 700,000 arraigned in court
The matter is scheduled for mention on January 14, 2026, with the hearing set for April 21, 2026.
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Kirinyaga woman dies by suicide a week after husband’s burial
Meanwhile, public health experts have continued to raise alarm over the increasing number of suicide cases linked to mental health challenges.

