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In Summary: Hussein Ismail Godad, a warehouse manager at Medina Chemicals Limited, denies charges of stealing goods worth Ksh.67.5 million. Godad allegedly stole animal health products from the company's warehouse in Nairobi, where he worked, facing a bond of Ksh.500,000 or cash bail of Ksh.200,000. Hussein Ismail Godad, a warehouse manager employed at Medina Chemicals Limited, stood before Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Benard Ochoi on Friday to face accusations of pilfering products valued over Ksh.67.5 million. Keep Reading: Eliud Kipchoge Set to Inspire Manchester United Players with Pep Talk Sole Survivor Sharon Kosgey Shares Kelvin Kiptum's Final Moments The allegations revolve around the theft of animal health products totaling Ksh.67,513,76...

Azimio la Umoja - One Kenya Coalition Leader Raila Odinga .PHOTO | COURTESY..Source: X In Summary:1) Raila Odinga is seeking support across 55 member states for his bid to become the African Union (AU) Chairperson.2) If elected, Odinga's role would require him to navigate political neutrality, potentially impacting his involvement in Kenya's politics. Raila Odinga, former premier of Kenya, has announced his candidacy for the position of African Union (AU) Chairperson. He is actively lobbying support from the 55 member states. His campaign is especially focused on consolidating the backing of the East African Community (EAC) nations, including Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, DR Congo, and South Sudan. The announcement, made from Odinga's residence in Karen, has stirre...

In Summary: Effective midnight, Kenyan electricity consumers will enjoy reduced electricity prices, with the Ministry of Energy announcing a significant decrease of Ksh.3.44 per unit for all consumer categories. Principal Secretary Alex Wachira attributes the price drop to a notable decline in the foreign exchange rate, now at Ksh.3.22 per kilowatt hour, and a marginal reduction of 19 cents in the Fuel Energy Cost. This brings immediate relief to prepaid users and anticipates savings for post-pay users by February's end. Electricity consumers across Kenya can anticipate a decrease in their electricity bills starting midnight, as announced by the Ministry of Energy. The price reduction, amounting to Ksh.3.44 per unit, applies to all types of consumers, offering much-needed ...