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Walifuatwa kutoka Outter, wakamadwa Kangundo rd Mowlem,
Early Sato morning, Ali alishtukia Hessy amemoket
Spider Weapon, gun imported ye ana Ak 47 ,
Uspatwe Ogopa open, naskia kuna msako baada ya News ya 7
𝗧𝗪𝗢 𝗡𝗔𝗕𝗕𝗘𝗗 𝗔𝗦 𝗗𝗘𝗧𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗦 𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥 𝗟𝗢𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗗 𝗖𝗔𝗡𝗶𝗞 𝗣𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗟 𝗜𝗡 𝗠𝗢𝗪𝗟𝗘𝗠
A midnight intelligence-led operation in Nairobi’s Chokaa area has ended in the arrest of two suspects and the recovery of a pistol loaded with 11 rounds of ammunition, as detectives turn up the heat on suspected armed robbers operating within the capital.
The operation kicked off when Buruburu detectives, acting on actionable intelligence, arrested Michael Osman Okanda in Chokaa for his involvement in robbery.
But the arrest was merely the opening act. As detectives pressed on with their interrogation, Okanda led them to the residence of his partner in crime, Brian Mbugua Ndungu, alias Mwarabu, in Baraka, Mowlem, hoping to bring the second suspect into the dragnet.
Mwarabu, however, was nowhere to be seen. But while the suspect had seemingly slipped through the net, he had left behind something far more incriminating.
A meticulous search of the house led detectives to a jacket hanging in a wardrobe. Hidden inside was a Canik pistol, fitted with a magazine containing 11 rounds of ammunition. Assorted documents bearing Mwarabu’s details were also recovered.
With the firearm safely secured, Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) detectives moved in to process and document the scene, as detectives shifted their focus to trace the elusive accomplice.
The manhunt soon gathered momentum when detectives established that Mwarabu worked as a boda boda rider within Nairobi’s Central Business District, plying the CBD–Dagoretti route. Further intelligence indicated that he routinely returned to his rented house in the morning hours.
Detectives would not leave that to chance. They laid an ambush and waited for their man to walk straight into their trap.
Their patience paid off, when Mwarabu rode into the waiting officers’ dragnet aboard a red Boxer motorcycle, registration number KMHA 890H, and was promptly arrested.
The motorcycle, suspected to have been used in the commission of crime, was also detained as an exhibit.
Both suspects are now in custody, undergoing processing pending arraignment. Meanwhile, detectives are retracing their movements and activities to establish whether the duo could be linked to other armed robberies and criminal incidents across the capital.
#FichuaKwaDCI. Call 0800 722 203 (Toll-free) or WhatsApp at 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!
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You have been committing grave injustice to yourself if you haven't been reading Sarah Elderkin's musings in the Sunday Standard over the past weeks.
For the record, I consider Elderkin by far the best writer in this whole country. Not only did she co-author Raila Odinga's brilliant autobiography, Flame of Freedom, but she is also an old hand from the old days of Weekly Review and Viva Magazine, two publications that will sound like Greek to today's young folks.
Two or three weeks ago, Elderkin summarised the search for an opposition presidential candidate in these iconic words:
"Millions of Kenyans are chanting one name consistently in public places, but many leaders would rather pretend they are not hearing it".
Or something close to that.
Let's be serious for once.
Government functionaries keep running polls on their own pages. One person wins them all.
Opposition leaders keep asking their own crowds the name of the person they should back for President. One name is chanted all through.
No matter where you go in the country, the name is consistent and is the same.
Why are opposition leaders even saying they will go into a room to negotiate and give us the white smoke?
Why go into a room? Why not ask the public?
As Sarah Elderkin observed, millions of Kenyans are chanting just one name?
What others science is there?
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His religion wasn't even mentioned because he’s Christian, the headline just called him a “cult leader.” But if it were a Muslim, it would boldly label him an “Islamic terrorist.” He’s a pastor by the way.
BREAKING: Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie has been jailed for 200 years for the murder of 190 children.
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Last night was one of the worst nights Gaza has seen. The bombs have never stopped raining down on them, and when the actual rain fell upon them, their tents flooded. So many missing limbs, all missing loved ones, most without homes. And the world just pretended it stopped. I didn’t even post an image with people this time because they’re sick of showing us images of themselves in desperation without action on our part. A reminder to you and me to not forget them because they’re no longer in your feed.
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It’s literally a clip about The View!
So I’ll ask again: point me to all the times Jewish and Christian politicians were asked in interviews to condemn Jewish and Christian extremists?
Stop moving the goalposts: your original tweet made no mention of being asked on “national TV.”
I don’t know whether I’ve been asked on national tv, but if not, it’s probably because I haven’t waited to be asked before I’ve done it. For example, I wrote to President Biden about the West Bank settler violence just one month after October 7: goldman.house.gov/sites/evo-…
If an elected official can’t condemn Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah and any other anti-western, anti-democracy Islamist terrorist group, then that is a problem. Once one does, one won’t get asked about it anymore.
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What Power does Israel have in Kenya to stop A Film Screening? Unseen Nairobi has been ordered to drop NAZA film. The film speaks about the Gaza Genocide in Palestine and all atrocities being commited by IDF. We should now screen that film in every social space. #Freepalestine
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All people of goodwill and supporters of democracy across the world are relieved to see the trumped up treason charges against Comrade Tundu Lissu collapse, following his acquittal today.
These charges should never have been brought in the first place. Lissu’s only crime was to call for basic reforms to the electoral architecture in Tanzania to guarantee a fair process. He has lost over two years of his life in custody as he fought off the charges.
We encourage Ndugu Lissu, the CHADEMA Party and all our Tanzanian brothers to take heart and remain strong in their pursuit of justice and freedom, in the knowledge that all forces of regression are usually ultimately defeated.
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What is this NONSENSE of ABSHIR ABDI ADVOCATE's abduction by Kenyan security agents? Didn't H.E William Ruto promise us no one will be abducted or Killed under his watch? Can Prof @makaumutua and Attorney General Madam Dorcas Agik Oduor ensure that he is safely released to his family... immediately.
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Na wale wa shiny things wanasemaje?
Transparency
Accountability
Sustainable Development.
Agenda ni Katiba.
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We are glad to provide a free lesson to @scherargei so that if he chooses to embarass himself, he can do it in the Senate, but not out here on X.
1. The Republican Party in the USA is an ideological right wing operation built on conservative politics. Sometimes, they even dabble in Christian fundamentalism by mobilising the American Bible Belt to see the GOP as the party of the church. That description, in Kenya, fits the UDA like a glove.
2. The Democratic Party in the USA is a left-of-centre liberal movement that upholds social justice, equal rights and people-centred economic development. Its ideological twin in Kenya is the social market economy movement called Linda Mwananchi.
3. Donald Trump ran two campaigns based on rhetoric, hyperbole, hate and division. Hate of Latinos, Muslims, women, black people and other minorities. William Ruto ran a campaign that targeted dynasties, Raila Odinga and his people, perceived tribal foes and all sorts of enemies. Ruto and Trump are practically the same person separated only by colour and age.
4. Trump is in power facing a people’s revolt. Ruto is in power facing a people’s revolt. The reasons are also the same. Cost of living, political and class divisions, too much rhetoric, stagnated national services and corruption.
5. Trump has lost the bases that helped brought him to power. Some that were GOP for decades. Ruto has lost the bases that brought him to power. Because there is new awakening across the world. People are moving away from empy right wing politics to movements that are responsive to their needs. It is happening in the USA. It is coming to Kenya.
If you choose to make a comparison, at least sound intelligent while doing it. You can't abandon your allies because they are in the middle of being thrashed like stray dogs.
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It is my honor and privilege to be headed to the US Senate to serve the great state of Michigan.
Michigan, we did what they said couldn’t be done. We won. Together. Now the real work begins.
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Sovereign debt is NOT LEGITIMATE merely because a government has INCURRED it. Its legitimacy must also be examined against the LAWFULNESS of its AUTHORIZATION, the circumstances in which it was contracted, the PURPOSES for which it was incurred, the USE of its proceeds, and the interests of THE PEOPLE upon whom repayment obligations are imposed.
#DeniBandia #OdiousDebt #Rekebisha