Counterfeit goods worth sh 10 million destroyed

MOMBASA: Illicit goods worth over sh. 10 Million were on Friday destroyed at the Bamburi Cement Factory Incinerator in Mombasa. Speaking during the exercise, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Trade Chris Kiptoo said the goods were seized between 2017 and 2018. “Destruction activities will go on around the country. We have launched country-wide enforcement The message […]
FIFA bans Chelsea from signing any player for two windows

Fifa has banned Chelsea football club from making any transfer for two windows for breaking transfer rules. “The Disciplinary Committee sanctioned Chelsea with a ban on registering new players at both national and international level for the next two (2) complete and consecutive registration periods. This ban applies to the club as a whole – […]
Maraga in trouble over attending public rallies
A section of senators have blasted the chief justice David Maraga for attending public rallies a scenario which they term as repugnant. Speaking at parliament buildings during the Senate’s afternoon session on Thursday, Siaya Senator James Orengo and Bungoma Senator Moses Wetangula said that such development formulates a leeway for the judiciary to be intimidated […]
High Court postpones ruling on whether to decriminalize gay sex

Nairobi, KENYA: The High Court of Kenya has postponed a much anticipated ruling on decriminalization of same-sex sexual relationships. High Court Judge Chacha Mwita pushed the ruling to May citing a heavy case load. “The ruling will be made on 24th of May at 10:30 am,” said Mwita. The gay community want homosexual relationships decriminalized. […]
Number of school going children in Kwale increases

Kwale, KENYA: Public primary schools in Kwale county have recorded a significant rise in the number of children being enrolled following the introduction of school feeding programme by government. According to Kwale county chairman for Kenya Primary School Heads Association (KEPSHA) Chirima Mgallah, enrollment of children has continuously increased due to provision of lunch time […]