Seven individuals accused of impersonating President Uhuru Kenyatta to defraud Nairobi businessman Merrali alleged they faced threats from suspected police surveillance following court appearances. Henry Waswa, Isaac Wanjekeche, and lawyer Cliff Ombeta stated their safety was compromised, citing ongoing monitoring by law enforcement.
Magistrate Arrested in Husband's Murder ¶
A Nyeri magistrate was detained in 2019 in connection with the murder of her lawyer husband, who was shot seven times at his Lukenya home on February 17. Senior Principal Magistrate Pauline Omungala was summoned by Athi River police for questioning and remains in custody as the fifth suspect in the case.
President Compensates Man for Helicopter Damage ¶
President Uhuru Kenyatta reimbursed a 77-year-old Kaloleni resident Sh250,000 in 2017 after a helicopter's turbulence damaged his home during his re-election campaign in the Coast region. The incident occurred in October 2017 when the president's aircraft caused roof damage through strong wind gusts.
Unpaid Surveillance Project Stirs Controversy ¶
The national government has yet to pay Sh72 million to Chinese firm M/S Nanjing LES Information Technology Limited for installing surveillance cameras in Nairobi under a 2013 project. The Sh437 million Integrated Urban Surveillance System, aimed at enhancing security, remains partially unpaid despite the firm's reports of outstanding payments.
Children Showcase Gymnastics Skills ¶
Youth at Nairobi's Gymnast Kids’ Studio perform advanced routines, including flips and tumbling, as founder Patrick Owuor emphasizes physical development. Experts recommend daily exercise for children as young as two, with Owuor's program catering to ages 18 months to 12 years.
