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Richard Otieno: Slain Molo activist died from brutal head injuries, autopsy report shows
Activist Richard Otieno, known as the 'Molo President,' succumbed to severe head injuries caused by multiple strikes from a sharp object, likely a machete or axe.
Video: Kenyan police officers in Haiti send greetings to families as operation intensifies
Kenyan officers who have been deployed to Haiti sent heartfelt video messages to their families, assuring them they are doing well and asking for prayers.
DCI responds to reports of forming anti-abduction unit, inviting applications
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) swiftly responded to a letter circulating online, purportedly announcing the formation of an anti-abduction unit.
Kenyan newspapers review: Why Justin Muturi skipped Ruto's Cabinet meeting in Kakamega
Questions still abound over why the controversial Public Service and Human Capital Development Cabinet Secretary, Justin Muturi, skipped a crucial Cabinet meeting.
Kiambu: Fear grips Gitaru residents after unknown man's body is found dumped in local dam
The body of an unidentified man was discovered in Rungiri Dam in Gitaru Village, raising concerns about public safety. The man is believed to be in his 30s.
Narok: Police loses arm, 3 feared dead as chaos erupts after bus kills at least 40 sheep
Violent clashes erupted on the Narok-Kisii highway after a night bus ran over at least 40 sheep, sparking violent clashes between herders and police officers.
Siaya: Man allegedly lures wife into his mum’s house, kills her using machete following dispute
Alloyce Ochieng from Kolal-Nyasita village in Alego Usonga Constituency allegedly hacked his estranged wife, Laurine Ochieng, to death after luring her.
Govt announces rollout of digital occurrence book from April: "Digitisation of operations"
Kenyans will no longer need to visit police stations to report incidents, thanks to the new digital occurrence book (OB) system. This is aimed at improving services.
Govt to start recruiting cadet officers after 2-year freeze to improve service: "Addressing gaps"
Interior PS Raymond Omollo said the National Police Service will recruit new officers in late 2025, focusing on cadet officers, following a recruitment freeze.
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