Developing2 updates
Kenyan Sports Under Scrutiny as Questions Emerge Over Judo Federation Finances
Updated 4h
+ TrackTop of the desk · 2d
Artcaffe Restaurants Exposed by staff
Hello Nyakundi, Please hide my identity. I am a staff member at Artcaffé, and we are really suffering under the current management conditions at the branch. First, last week our PHs, off days, and leave days were...
N Nyakundi Report Newsroom · 2 min read
On the desk now
All live stories →Latest
RSSControversial Coptic Church Founder Father John Pesa Dies, Leaving Behind Legacy Of Faith And Controversy
Charismatic but deeply controversial preacher leaves behind a legacy of devoted followers and serious allegations
Be the first to react
Photo
In this story · Kenyan Sports Under Scrutiny as Questions Emerge Over Judo Federation Finances“Ghost Trips, Missing Millions: Explosive Corruption Claims Rock Kenya Judo Federation” (Part 2 of 6)
The Kenya Judo Federation is increasingly facing serious allegations of corruption, financial mismanagement, and abuse of public funds. Officials within the federation, some now...
Be the first to react
Father and Son Among Three Dead After Septic Tank Tragedy at Makindu Boys High School
Victims lost consciousness in oxygen-depleted tank while contracted to drain school sewage system
Be the first to react
Video
Utumishi Girls fire: Emotional parent interrupts DIG Lagat’s address while demanding information about missing...
Grief and Chaos at Utumishi Girls as Desperate Parent Interrupts Police Briefing
Be the first to react
Locked Emergency Exit May Have Worsened Utumishi Girls Dormitory Fire, Parent Claims
Sole matron on duty able to open only one door as 220 students scrambled to escape the blaze
Be the first to react
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has announced that motorists charged with minor traffic offences will no longer be required to appear in court immediately starting June 1, 2026. In a statement...
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has announced that motorists charged with minor traffic offences will no longer be required to appear in court immediately starting June 1, 2026. In a statement released on May 28, NTSA said drivers will instead receive a Police Notification of Traffic Offence, allowing them to either admit liability and pay a prescribed fine or challenge the accusation in court. According to the authority, motorists who choose to pay the fines within the stipulated period will settle the matter without attending court. The move is expected to reduce congestion in traffic courts and simplify enforcement procedures. However, concerns are already emerging over possible abuse and corruption if the system lacks proper oversight. NTSA is yet to publish the full list of offences that will fall under the new framework before implementation begins.
Be the first to react
Amnesty International Kenya has appointed George Morara as its new Executive Director, effective June 2, 2026, following a competitive recruitment process launched in February. The announcement coincided with the...
Amnesty International Kenya has appointed George Morara as its new Executive Director, effective June 2, 2026, following a competitive recruitment process launched in February. The announcement coincided with the organisation’s global 65th anniversary celebrations. Morara, a former Vice-Chairperson of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), brings over 30 years of experience in governance, public accountability, and human rights advocacy. He succeeds Irũngũ Houghton, who led Amnesty Kenya for eight years and oversaw its transition into a membership-driven organisation. Amnesty Kenya expressed confidence in Morara’s leadership as the organisation continues addressing human rights concerns, including police brutality, freedom of expression, and rising femicide cases.
Be the first to react
Loading more…