VIDEO: Uproar As Ruto Says Motorbikes Use Paraffin As Fuel

 UPROAR AS RUTO SAYS MOTORBIKES USE PARAFFIN AS FUEL

President William Ruto: "Vile tumeelewana kuwa ile mafuta ambayo inaitwa paraffin, ambayo inatumiwa na watu wa boda boda, mama mboga na watu wa chini haitabadilika bei; itabaki vile ilivyokuwa kwa sababu tunajali maskini."

• President William Ruto announced that paraffin prices would remain unchanged despite fuel hikes.

• The president highlighted the steps the government has taken to cushion citizens from the rising cost of fuel.

• A section of Kenyans expressed disbelief over Ruto's comments regarding paraffin use by boda boda riders .

President William Ruto has sparked reactions among Kenyans after stating that the cost of paraffin used by boda boda riders will not change despite the fuel hikes. President William Ruto says boda boda riders use paraffin to fuel their bikes.

He made the announcement while addressing the residents of Suneka on Wednesday, April 15, just hours after EPRA announced the new prices. Notably, motorbikes run on petrol and not paraffin or kerosene. 

The president stated that VAT would be reduced from 16% to 8% for the next three months, adding that the government has stepped in with KSh 6.5 billion to reduce the cost of fuel. 

"The cost of fuel has gone up globally. As a country, we still have enough fuel. We have allocated KSh 6.5 billion to reduce the cost of fuel and reduced VAT to 8% from 16% to 8%. We will also ensure that the cost of paraffin, used by ordinary Kenyans, including the boda boda riders and SACCOs, will remain unchanged. We must cushion our citizens from rising costs of fuel," he announced. 

A section of Kenyans on social media had this to say in their comments on Facebook as in the screen record clip below  👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 

The president made the fictitious statements after the United Alternative Government leaders released a statement linking him, Energy CS Oburu Oginga, ODM leader Oburu Oginga, and Public Service PS Felix Koskei to the 'greatest fuel scandal in the country.' The leaders, led by former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua, demanded Ruto reduce certain VATs and convene a special parliament sitting within seven days to address the challenges they mentioned. The opposition leaders stated that they would stage protests over the rising cost of fuel. However, this threat did not frighten Ruto. 

"There are people saying they will protest the high cost of fuel. Will demonstrations help reduce fuel prices? We must use our brains to ensure the costs reduce," Ruto responded

VIDEOS: Alcohol Looted As Truck Crashes Along Magadi Road

 VIDEOS: ALCOHOL LOOTED AS TRUCK CRASHES ALONG MAGADI ROAD

Traffic momentarily came to a standstill along Magadi Road near Catholic University of East Africa (CUEA) after an alcohol transporting truck was involved in an accident prompting locals and other road users to rush to the scene and part way with crates of free alcohol, an African culture for wolfing down freebies especially edibles. 

Almost all the cargo in the collapsed truck was looted as imbibers engaged in a drinking spree.

They could be seen gulping down bottles of the liquor without minding dangers of broken pieces of bottles. 

Some had to pack the loot in to their vehicles to sell to pubs and thirsty imbibers.

However no casualty was reported in the incidence.

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EPRA Reduces Fuel Prices After National Uproar

EPRA REDUCES FUEL PRICES AFTER NATIONAL UPROAR

EPRA reduces fuel prices:

• Petrol drops by Ksh 9 from 206.97 per litre

• Diesel drops by Ksh 10 from 206.84 per litre

• Price of kerosene remains unchanged

EPRA fuel prices update yesterday:

• Super Petrol - 206.97 (increase by Ksh 28.89 per litre)

• Diesel - 206.84 (increase by Ksh 40.30 per litre) 

• Kerosene - 152.78 (price unchanged)

"Legal Notice No. 70 dated 15th April 2026, the Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury has revised the Value Added Tax rate from 13% to 8%. Accordingly, we have recalculated the maximum retail pump prices that will be in force from 16th April 2026 to 14th May 2026 taking into account this revised Value Added Tax rates.

 As a result, the pump price per litre in Nairobi of Super Petrol and Diesel decreases by KShs.9.37/litre and KShs.10.21/litre respectively while that of Kerosene remains unchanged. Consequently, the level of subsidy on Kerosene reduces from the current KShs.108.10/litre to KShs.96.56/litre. 

In Nairobi, Super Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene now retail at Kshs.197.60, Kshs.196.63 and Kshs.152.78. 

The updated petroleum pump price list is attached as Annex I while the breakdown of the pump prices in Nairobi is attached as Annex II."

VIDEO: Hubby Kills Wife Over A Cow, Dumps Body By Roadside

Grief engulfed residents of Kabare in Gichugu, Kirinyaga County early this morning after a body of a woman was found dumped in a ditch near Kabare Senior School along Kutus-Kimunye road.

Ann Wawira, 49 years old was found murdered and her body dumped along Kutus-Kimunye road.

The body that was rained on by last night downpour in the area bore visible injuries clearly showing clear signs of duel with the assailant.

Her husband Daniel Muchira is the prime suspect behind the gruesome murder of this wife....

Below is the video of residents narrating to the media on what transpired.

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Read full story here 👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽 KABARE, KIRINYAGA: Woman Killed, Husband Being Prime Suspect

KABARE, KIRINYAGA: Woman Killed, Husband Being Prime Suspect

Story by Sammie Mugane

 Grief has engulfed residents of Kabare in Gichugu, Kirinyaga County after a body of a woman was found dumped in a ditch near Kabare Senior School along Kutus-Kimunye road.

Ann Wawira, 49 years old was found murdered and her body dumped along Kutus-Kimunye road.

The body that was rained on by last night downpour in the area bore visible injuries clearly showing clear signs of duel with the assailant. 

Police were called to the scene of incidence to pick the bore and as they launch investigation on the gruesome murder.

The main suspect to the macabre death of the woman is her husband. According to the preliminary reports it is speculated a domestic skirmish the deceased and her spouse may have led to the death. It is suspected the couple differed over sale of a cow may that escalated the disagreement eventually ending tragically. 

Police have launched investigations to unravel what exactly transpired and the events leading up to the ghastly incident. 

Irate members of the public expressed their anger to the husband who is held as the prime suspect of the murder. They briefly  roughed him up baying for his blood before the police arrived to contain the situation.

Husband who is main suspect to the killing being roughed up
 by irate members of public 

Sending Nudes, Insults On WhatsApp Can Get You 10 Years In Jail, Ksh 20m Fine

Sending Nudes, Insults On WhatsApp Can Get You 10 Years In Jail, Ksh 20m Fine

Cyber harassment ranks among Kenya’s most urgent cybercrimes, amplified by ubiquitous platforms such as WhatsApp.

Under Section 27 of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018 (as amended in 2024 and 2025), the law criminalises willful electronic communication that induces fear of violence, psychological harm, or property damage.

This includes sending grossly offensive or indecent messages, content and stalking.

“Section 27 has a broad reach across digital platforms, applying universally to ‘willful’ electronic acts that cause harm. It captures private individuals engaging in repeated threatening messages, bloggers and activists publishing inflammatory content, public figures, and even State actors such as rogue officials,” says lawyer Essendi Kenneth.

2 Suspects Nabbed In The Murder Of 71 Year Old Woman in Kirinyaga

2 SUSPECTS NABBED IN THE MURDER OF A 71 YEAR OLD  WOMAN IN KIRINYAGA 

Kirinyaga East detectives have apprehended two prime suspects linked to the brutal murder of 72-year-old Margaret Wandauma Maina. 

Wanduma’s lifeless body was discovered on December 14, 2025, in a secluded thicket in Njukiini Forest, Kegua village, Kerugoya East Sub-County.

The discovery was made following a tip-off from a concerned member of the public who reported seeing an unidentified female body. 

Responding swiftly, law enforcement officers arrived at the scene to find the deceased half-naked, with visible injuries to her forehead.

It's  suspected the deceased first was raped before being meeting her gruesome murder. 

Shockingly one of the suspects is deceased's grandson.

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Among the items recovered at the scene were her duplicate ID card, an Equity Bank ATM card, and an Itel mobile phone. The body was removed to Kibugi Funeral Home for preservation and autopsy.

Preliminary investigations revealed that Wandauma was last seen at Muthigiini Shopping Centre on December 13, 2025, at the Rome bar, where she left around 5:40 PM, never to be seen again.

A manhunt was swiftly launched for the suspects, and thanks to forensic leads, investigators arrested 42-year-old James Njiru Murimi and his accomplice, 35-year-old Peter Mbogo Wanjerina. 

The suspects are currently in police custody, undergoing processing as they await arraignment in court for murder charges.

NAIROBI RESHUFFLE:Mosiria Leaves Environment Docket, Kinyanjui Takes Over

• Geoffrey Mosiria leaves environment docket as Sakaja shuffles Cabinet

• Moses Kinyanjui takes over the Environment docket

• Mosiria moved to Citizen Engagement and Customer Service

Nairobi Environment Chief Officer George Mosiria during an interview in Kawangware, Nairobi.

Nairobi County Governor Johnson Sakaja has shuffled county leadership, handing some of the County Chief Officers new dockets.

In a communiqué on Tuesday, Sakaja made the changes under the dictates of Section 45(5) of the County Governments Act, 2012, which grants the governor the authority to re-assign a county chief officer to a different role.

Ten CCOs were reassigned dockets, and some had their dockets added more responsibilities.

Geoffrey Mosiria, who has been seemingly involved and lively in his Environment docket, has been moved to Citizen Engagement and Customer Service.

Clement Rapudo, better known as Clemos due to his famed career in music production and even co-founding Calif Records, has been moved from City Culture, Arts and Tourism to Smart Nairobi, a sector in charge of ICT in the county and e-services.

Godfrey Akumali has been moved from the Business and Hustler Opportunities docket to Housing and Urban Renewal, switching roles with Lydia Mathia.

Hibrahim Otieno will be the new Environment CCO and will hand over the Medical Facilities docket to Sande Gyolo.

Gyolo was the CCO for Digital Economy and Start-ups, which was taken over by Wilson Gakuya, who was heading the Smart Nairobi sector.

Machel Waikenda will retain his role at the Mobility docket and will also be the acting ICT Infrastructure CCO.

Zipporah Mwangi has also been moved from the Citizen Engagement and Customer Service docket to City Culture, Arts and Tourism.

Prime Suspect In Kirinyaga Headteacher Kidnapping Nabbed

PRIME SUSPECT IN KIRINYAGA HEADTEACHER KIDNAPPING NABBED 

Kirinyaga East Sub-County detectives have apprehended a prime suspect behind the kidnapping of Gatuto Primary School Headteacher, Joshua Kerai, which occurred on November 4, 2025, in Kagumo, Kirinyaga County.

The suspect, Patrick Gacoki Muembe, and his two accomplices, who are still at large, allegedly pounced on the unsuspecting teacher, bundling him into a maroon Toyota Ractis, registration no. KCP 816F, before subjecting him to a harrowing ordeal as they drove him around in circles.

The victim was later found abandoned and in distress inside the same vehicle at Sahara Petrol Station in Kutus Town. He was rescued by a good Samaritan who rushed him to Kerugoya Catholic Hospital, where he received medical attention.

Following the chilling incident, detectives swung into action, combing through forensic evidence and intelligence leads. Their trail led them straight to Muembe’s hideout in Kutus, where the notorious suspect was smoked out after days of meticulous pursuit.

Investigations have since revealed that Muembe is a serial offender, linked to a string of serious crimes, including motor vehicle theft, stock theft, robberies, and shop break-ins across the region.

The suspect is currently cooling his heels in police custody as detectives pursue additional leads to trail and apprehend his two accomplices, who remain on the run.

~ Courtesy of Directorate Of Criminal Investigations (DCI)

No More National, Extra County, County and Sub-County Schools, 2026 Fees is 53,000/=

• Kenyan Government scraps school categories. This means no more national, extra county, county and sub-county schools categories. 

All schools will be under one level: Senior High Schools.

• Senior secondary fees for year 2026 set at Ksh.53,554

Kenya has officially scrapped and phased off the national, county, and sub-county school classification system, with the changes taking effect in January 2026.

The new system will categorize secondary schools into clusters based on their ability to offer specific career pathways, moving away from the old location-based system. 

For years since the inception of 8-4-4- system Kenya categorized its secondary schools into four tiers: National (C1), Extra County (C2), County (C3), and Sub-county (C4), with National schools being the most prestigious and often having higher costs, while Sub-county schools are typically day schools with varying quality.

>> Details of the new system

• Scrapping of old categories: The traditional categories of national, extra-county, county, and sub-county schools are being discontinued.

All schools will.be under senior high school category.

• New classification: Schools will be classified into clusters based on their offered career pathways: STEM, Social Science, and Arts & Sports.

> Cluster 1: Schools that can offer all three pathways (STEM, Social Sciences, Arts & Sports).

> Clusters 2-4: Schools that can offer one or two of the pathways.

• Focus on career pathways: The new structure emphasizes specialization at the senior secondary level through the new pathway system.

> STEM pathway: Pure Sciences, Applied Sciences, Technical & Engineering, Careers & Technology Studies.

> Social Sciences pathway: Humanities, Languages & Literature, and Business Studies.

> Arts and Sports pathway: Visual Arts, Performing Arts, and Sports. 

• New criteria: Instead of being defined by size or location, schools will be defined by their readiness to offer specific career pathways.

• Implementation timeline: The new system will be implemented from January 2026.

• Standardized fees: Public boarding senior secondary schools will have a standardized annual fee of Ksh.53,554

>> Why the change?

• Equity and inclusion: The reform aims to promote equity and a fairer distribution of resources.

• Student-centered approach: The new system is a shift toward a more student-centered approach, prioritizing individual talents and career aspirations.

• CBC alignment: This reform aligns with the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), which focuses on skills and competencies.

• Increased access: The reforms are expected to enhance educational access.

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Gory Video: Gas Cylinder Explodes Killing Woman, Injuring Hubby At Daraja Mbili Kisii

Story by Sammie Mugane

Sorrow has engulfed Daraja Mbili estate in Kisii Town as a gas cylinder exploded claiming the life of a woman and leaving her husband badly injured.

The woman was burnt beyond recognition while her husband and several other occupants in the plot were badly injured by the fiery flames in the inferno.

In a gory video the distraught husband could be seen badly injured watching as the fire consumed his lovely wife in the house with little efforts to salvage her from the flames.

DISCLAIMER! Disturbing video ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Property worth thousands of shillings was also lost in the evening fire as members of public battled with the flames at the upper floor of the storey plot.

Fire fighters could not access the area on time to quell the flames.

The charred remains of the woman were later picked by the police as they launch more probe on the fire incident.

The husband and others who were injured in the aftermath are currently receiving treatment in the hospital.

8 Kirinyaga Notorious Livestock Thieves Arrested

Story by Sammie Mugane 

Following a series of intelligence-led investigations, detectives have arrested eight individuals suspected to be behind a wave of livestock thefts that have plagued Kirinyaga, Embu, Nyeri, and Murang’a counties. Operating under the cover of darkness, the group is believed to have instilled fear among local farmers through a string of well-coordinated cattle thefts.

Among those arrested are: Patrick Wanjohi Njoki, Peter Muriithi Ngari, Lukes Ochieng Olao, Simon Karagu Murigi, Anthony Mutugi, Daniel Kinyua Wangari, Samuel Gitonga Miano and Cecilia Wanja Njogu — a well-known buyer of stolen livestock based in Mwea, John Macharia Karani, Martin Mwangi Gatimu, and Charles Kariuki Njeru who confessed to having stolen a cow in Kerugoya the previous day, which they later slaughtered. They subsequently transported the carcass to Embu, where it was sold.

Images of the suspects 👇👇👇

The sleuths further recovered a Toyota Probox, registration number KBT 117T, which was found to have been used by the suspects to transport the meat.

While in Embu, investigators arrested Agustino Kiribi Mutea, the proprietor of Capital Butchery, who was found to have purchased 119 kilograms of meat from the aforementioned suspects.

Unaware that their criminal activities had been under close forensic scrutiny, the suspects were caught off guard during a planned raid in Kagio and Mwea towns in Kirinyaga County, just as they were preparing to strike again.

Investigations have revealed that the group includes not only the thieves themselves but also buyers, transporters, and butchers who play various roles in the livestock theft network. 

In a bid to establish the full extent of the suspects’ activities, detectives traced the owner of the stolen cow. Upon reviewing CCTV footage, the suspects were positively identified in the act of committing the crime.

This comes barely hours after 2 suspected cattle thieves were cornered by irate mob in a botched cattle theft.

They were beaten to pulp and set ablaze at Murubara, Mwea after their accomplices managed to escape.

Their charred remains were later picked by police as they launched manhunt for their accomplices to unravel more about the racket. 

Further interrogations led to the discovery of an open field believed to have been used for the slaughter. At the scene, investigators recovered animal intestines and a blood-stained rope, both of which are now part of the ongoing forensic analysis.

All scenes were processed by officers from the Crime Scene Investigations (CSI) unit. The suspects are currently in custody and are expected to be arraigned in court upon the completion of investigations.

The suspects are currently in custody and being processed, pending arraignment.

The National Police Service reaffirms its commitment to rooting out organized crime and ensuring that such individuals are held accountable. Efforts continue to dismantle criminal networks and protect the livelihoods of hardworking farmers across the country.

The thefts have resulted in substantial financial losses for farmers and have disrupted their primary source of livelihood.

Report according to Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI)  

Gangsters Waylay Kirinyaga Farmer In A Botched Robbery Attempt, Car Torched 🔥

There was drama last night (Thursday) at Kangu Village in Mwea-East, Kirinyaga County after three suspected criminals allegedly waylaid and attempted to carjack a prominent local farmer at his homestead in the area.

John Bundi Ndambiri, the victim, narrated how the incidence unfolded as he waited for his gate to be opened at around 8pm.

“Two men entered my vehicle and one tried to push me out while another shouted, ‘shoot him.’ I quickly realized the object he was wielding was a hammer. I raised the alarm and managed to escape,” 

Bundi fled towards the Mwea–Embu highway, about 200 metres from his homestead, yelling for help.

His alarming cries attracted residents who  quickly responded for his aid.

The irate locals and set ablaze a getaway vehicle believed to have been used by the suspects.

“There were three attackers, including one who remained inside the vehicle. I suspect they had been trailing me the whole day. I believe they intended to abduct me and take me to an unknown destination,” Bundi added.

The irate villagers mete their anger on a car which a car believed to be a getaway and set it alight reducing it to a mangled wreckage.

 They later mounted a search for the suspects who escaped and hid in a nearby thicket.

It is believed the criminals wanted to  hijack or even kidnap the victim to steal or harm him in the botched hijack and robbery attempt.

Police officers from Wang’uru Police Station, led by Kirimara Location Chief Naftaly Ndege, rushed to the scene to confirm the incident.

The area chief assured speedy investigations will be launched to unravel the matter to curb further incidences like this one.

He promised security will be harnessed and criminals get weeded out.

VIDEO: "...I incurred a loss of Ksh 50m.", Njiru Narrates After Goons Looted His Businesses

Story by Sammie Mugane

Goons guised as protestors yesterday looted and vandalized property worth Ksh. 50 million at Nice Digital City Mwea.

The chain of businesses owned by business mogul Mr. Patrick Njiru aka Mkombozi felt the blunt of the so-called 'GenZ maandamano' after the goons gained access to the precints. The complex comprises of rice mills, eateries, hotel & accommodation, swimming pool, entertainment spots, petrol station, supermarket, chemists, maize and wheat flour factory among other was on attack which brought a very huge loss to the proprietor where thousands of workers are employed. 

Mr. Njiru had borrowed a loan of Ksh. 50m to stock his business and he will be forced to borrow the same amount from a bank to repay the loan then borrow again to restock what was looted.

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Alot of damage was also meted in the precints: window panes were shuttered,  doors and windows broken, furniture and fittings destroyed among others.

He added most of his workers have been rendered jobless after the loss. 

He calls on the Mwea Business Community to unite and safeguard their businesses when such occurrences erupt. 

⚠️Stolen Vehicle Alert! Toyota Fielder Vehicle Stolen in Kianyaga, Kirinyaga

 STOLEN VEHICLE ALERT 

A silver grey Toyota Fielder station wagon registration no. KCB 501M was today morning stolen in Kianyaga Town, Kirinyaga County.

 The distraught owner reported the matter to Kianyaga Police Station which was booked under OB O9/29/06/25 at 0940 hours.

If you happen to spot the vehicle report to the nearest police station.

Stima Plaza's Statement On The Death Of A Security Guard On Duty During Protests

Story by Sammie Mugane

He never returned from a search for his family.

Kenya Power is in mourning following the tragic death of security guard Fred Wamale Wanyonyi attached to Hatari Security, who was shot dead during ongoing protests in Nairobi while on duty. 

The management of Stima Plaza has expressed deep sorrow over the incident and confirmed that they are cooperating with investigative authorities to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.

Kenya Power issued a statement on the guard's untimely death while on his designated assignment area.

"STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF STIMA PLAZA SECURITY GUARD ON DUTY DURING PROTESTS

Nairobi, Wednesday, 25th June, 2025...We are deeply saddened to report that Mr. Fred Wamale Wanyonyl, a security guard stationed at our Stima Plaza headquarters, was fatally shot at the entrance of the building at 4:30 pm this evening during the ongoing protests.

Mr. Wamale, an employee of Hatari Security, was on duty at the Kolobot Road entrance when the incident occurred. He was rushed to Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

We regret the unfortunate death of Mr. Wamale and are working with the relevant Investigative organs to unearth the circumstances under which the incident occurred.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time."

VIDEOS: Protestors Commandeer Kagumo OCS, Force Him To Chant 'Wantam'

Story by Sammie Mugane

Protestors in Kagumo Town, Kirinyaga County took seige of Kagumo Police Station and commandeered the station's OCS. 

They later forced him to chant 'Wantam' slogans in the streets of the town.

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Subsequently, they uprooted the station's signpost in what seemed to have overpowered the police. 

Later on they went to Kerugoya town as they staged their demos.

Tension has been volatile in the towns of Kirinyaga County.

In Kutus police had a rough time having running battles with the protestors.

Protestors at one instance vandalized Kutus Police Base where they uprooted iron sheets of the station.

They also made away with roadblocks which they used to block roads within the town as police repulsed them using teargas canisters.

The same escalated in other towns of the county. 

Embu & Nyeri Fire Engines Quench Kerugoya Fire, Kirinyaga Engines Fail

•  Shame as Embu and Nyeri fire engines arrive to put off the Kerugoya fire.

• Kirinyaga fire engines were reported malfunctional.

Story by Sammie Mugane

Huge fire engulfed Velvet and Carpets Center shop and other adjacent businesses near Cleanshelf Supermarket and foodstuffs market on Thursday around 8pm in Kerugoya Town, Kirinyaga County.

Unfortunately Kirinyaga County fire engines were reported malfunctional and could not contain the inferno on time. 

Fire engines from Embu and Nyeri had to be called in to help extinguish the fire which frantic locals were unable to contain.

Following the aftermath irate members of public blamed the county's ill disaster response and management citing the fire could have been contained on time if the said 'malfunctional' fire engines would have been in good state as supposed to be.

More destruction from the inferno would have been averted. 

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The county spent millions of shillings from the coffers to procure the fire equipment which seems not to help the taxpayers in cases of emergency.

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The ongoing construction of multimillion ultramodern County Fire Station in Kutus Town also seems to have taken longer than expected thus becoming an eyesore as time goes by.

More photos on the Kerugoya fire incidence 👇👇👇