The reported killing of two PP2 girls in Suneka, Kisii County has sparked widespread shock and grief. According to initial reports circulating locally, the two young girls allegedly went missing before their bodies were later discovered stuffed inside sacks and dumped in a banana plantation. Police officers and detectives are said to have secured the scene and launched investigations into the circumstances surrounding the deaths. Authorities are expected to conduct post-mortem examinations to determine the exact cause of death and whether the children were sexually assaulted. At this stage, investigators have not publicly confirmed the motive or announced any arrests.  Residents reportedly gathered at the scene in large numbers, demanding swift action from security agencies. Community leaders and parents have called for a thorough investigation and speedy justice for the victims, while urging anyone with information that could assist detectives to come forward. 

HOMABAY: The body of unidentified person has been found in a maize plantation in Ndiru area, Kagan. Police have collected the body and launched investigations to establish the circumstances surrounding the death.

Ohangla Music Fraternity Thrown Into Mourning as Tony Ndiema Dies The Kenyan music industry has been plunged into mourning following the death of celebrated Ohangla singer Tony Ndiema, who passed away while undergoing treatment at Oasis Hospital in Kisii after his health reportedly deteriorated. His death comes just days after family, friends and fans appealed for prayers as he battled a serious illness. Tony Ndiema was one of the fast-rising stars in the Ohangla genre, earning admiration for his energetic performances, rich Luo rhythms and contemporary style that appealed to both young and older audiences. His music, known for blending traditional Ohangla beats with modern instrumentation, helped grow the genre's popularity beyond its traditional fan base. Although raised in Western Kenya, Ndiema had previously shared that his roots trace back to Saboti in Trans Nzoia County. Before pursuing music professionally, he once dreamed of becoming an architect, but eventually...

KMTC Busia Student Shot Dead While Returning From the Gym After Being Caught in Police-Gang Shootout A Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Busia Campus student was tragically killed after being caught in the crossfire during a shootout between police officers and suspected criminals in Busia Town. According to preliminary reports, the student had just finished an evening workout at a local gym and was heading home when gunfire erupted between police officers and the suspected gang members. Residents described scenes of panic as people ran for cover while the exchange of bullets continued. The student sustained a gunshot wound during the incident and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead despite efforts by medical personnel to save his life. The incident has sparked widespread outrage among residents, students, and leaders, with many calling for a swift, transparent, and independent investigation into the circumstances that led to the student's ...

High-Profile Legal Team Gathers at Milimani as Gen Z Protesters Face Court Arraignment A charged atmosphere engulfed the Milimani Law Courts on Friday as lawyers, politicians, activists, family members, and supporters assembled to witness the arraignment of several Gen Z protesters arrested during recent demonstrations. Among those expected to appear before the court are popular online personalities Mr Speaker Sir and Vindee, who were detained at Central Police Station before being transferred for arraignment at Milimani. The proceedings drew the attention of several prominent public figures. Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko was present at the court precincts in a show of support, while James Orengo also attended. Also spotted at the court was former Law Society of Kenya President Faith Odhiambo, alongside a team of advocates monitoring the proceedings and representing some of the accused. The case has attracted widespread public interest, with supporters describing the a...