Man Charged For Alleged Police Recruitment Fraud News

Man Charged For Alleged Police Recruitment Fraud.

Makadara court has scheduled a full hearing for a case involving allegations of obtaining money by false pretenses related to a National Police Service (NPS) recruitment scam. The proceedings, held on January 6, 2026, outlined accusations of a fraudulent scheme targeting hopeful recruits. The accused faces a second count of obtaining money by false pretenses. […]

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Seven Charged For Alleged Violent Raid at Gatoto Primary School

Seven individuals appeared before Makadara court to face a string of serious criminal charges following a daylight raid at Gatoto Primary School in Embakasi South. The group is accused of orchestrating a violent crime spree on January 2nd that included robbery, sexual assault, and the systematic looting of school property. The prosecution has leveled six […]

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Could the U.S. Kidnap a Sitting Kenyan President? Maduro Arrest Sparks Chilling Legal Question

By Vivian Navate A dramatic global debate has erupted after United States forces moved in on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, seizing him to face international trial in 2026. The development has triggered a sobering question across Africa and beyond: could the U.S., or any foreign power, legally capture a sitting Kenyan President and take him […]

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When the Bench Became the Voice: How Kenya’s Courts Shaped a Restless Year

By: Vivian Navate As Kenya steps into 2026, one thing is clear: the Judiciary played a defining role in shaping the country’s governance in 2025. Over the past year, courts repeatedly interpreted the Constitution at moments of political tension, public protest, and institutional dispute. From the Presidency to Parliament, from policing to elections and digital […]

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City Lawyer Sues NTSA And Matatu Owners Association Over Loud Music In Vehicles

City lawyer Barongo Nyamari has moved to court seeking orders to permanently bar matatus from playing loud music, arguing that the practice violates several constitutional rights. In Constitutional Petition No. E861 of 2025, filed at the Constitutional and Human Rights Division of the Milimani Law Courts, Nyamari challenges what he terms persistent noise pollution inside […]

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Scrap Metal Trader Sheila Mwaikwasi Acquitted as Court Faults Prosecution for Missing Key Witnesses

A Nairobi court has acquitted scrap metal trader Sheila Mwaikwasi after finding that the prosecution failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, citing glaring gaps caused by the absence of crucial witnesses. In its ruling, the court held that prosecutors failed to call investigators and technical officers who were central to establishing whether the […]

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High Court Blocks Government From Rolling Out National Infrastructure Fund

The High Court has issued orders barring the government from establishing, incorporating, registering, operationalising, funding, or otherwise giving effect to the proposed National Infrastructure Fund pending the hearing and determination of the case. Justice Bahati Mwamuye issued a conservatory order restraining the state whether acting jointly or severally, and whether directly or through their employees, […]

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JSC to Appeal High Court Ruling on Judges’ Removal Petitions

The Judicial Service Commission has announced it will appeal a High Court judgment delivered in Constitutional Petition No. E110 of 2025, arguing that parts of the decision constrain its constitutional mandate. In a statement dated December 24, 2025, the Commission said it had taken note of the judgment, which concerns how it discharges its role […]