DANGEROUS JOB: Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko (second left) and his guards arrive for the burial of journalist Ruhila Adatia at the Kariako cemetery on September 28, 2013. Bakari Tsuma, an officer attached to Sonko, was killed on Saturday.
Sonko's withdrawn security detail is under investigation
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko's security detail that was recently
has been under investigations. The Star has established that the Governor's
bodyguards were being investigated even prior to there withdrawal.
Miguna now wants the court to allow him re-entry using his ID
Deported lawyer Miguna Miguna on Friday stepped up his legal fight for an unconditional return to the country, four days after he deferred his planned comeback.
He has been in Canada since February when he was controversially deported following the cancellation of his passport by the immigration department.
Where would Moi-Ruto meet have left Gideon?
There is no denying Deputy President William Ruto and his erstwhile political friend Baringo Senator Gideon Moi have a political influence in the Rift Valley and beyond.
Both are eyeing higher seats in 2022 and their ambitions are not only splitting the Rift Valley but causing uneasiness between them.
City
Hall now claims ownership of disputed Ruaraka land
The Nairobi County Government has claimed the ownership of the 13.5 acres in Ruaraka being probed by the Senate over a controversial Sh3.2 billion compensation package to a Nairobi businessman.
The land hosts Drive Inn Primary School and Ruaraka Secondary School.
The 50-50 debate: How much should couples get during divorce?
The Supreme Court on Friday last week declined to make a determination in an alimony case by a British couple living in Kenya, citing lack of jurisdiction. In another case on Monday, Justice John Mativo ruled that upon divorce, a spouse can only walk out with what he or she contributed to the marriage. This has raised the question of how much one should get from a failed marriage.
