Rob Liban
35 Articles
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Houses built on govt land demolished in Kilifi
County government enforcement officers and other officials raided the Kilifi social services land that was allegedly grabbed by former government officials.
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Gov't to foot transport expenses for bodies of Shakahola victims
429 bodies have been at the mortuary for nearly a year since they were exhumed from Shakahola forest, where victims of the starvation cult were buried after fasting to go to heaven.
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Quack doctor arrested soliciting money from patients in Malindi
Wycliffe Okechi Mecha was apprehended at Malindi sub-county hospital where he was purportedly tending to patients and soliciting money from them.The hospital's staff grew wary of him and subsequently alerted authorities.
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Support Ruto in 2027 for backing your African Union job: Mungatana to Raila
In Munagtana’s opinion, Ruto has proved to be a statesman for campaigning for the opposition party chief to be elected AU boss.
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Former Tourism CS Najib Balala released on Ksh.1M bail
Balala was arraigned at Malindi Law Courts in relation to a Ksh.8.5 billion deal for the construction of the Ronald Ngala Utalii College. He pleaded not guilty.
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Pastor Mackenzie sentenced to one year in jail
Malindi Senior Resident Magistrate Olga Onalo also slapped him with another six-month jail term for showing the films to members of the public, through Times TV, without having an operating license.
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Senate committee wants more time to probe Shakahola cult
Mungatana, who is the chairperson of the committee said they are still collecting information and views from the public and asked Kenyans to be patient.
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Wetangula urges Kenyans to be patient and support government
Wetangula said that the election period is over and it is time to implement government policies regardless of political affiliations.
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Lamu Governor Timamy petitions CRA to increase county's revenue allocation share
Timamy said the bulk of the Sh. 3 billion they receive goes to salaries, wages, operations and maintenance, with little left for development.
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Kilifi residents count losses as elephants wreak havoc, destroy crops
Residents threaten to hold protests until action is taken.