Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has rejected calls for his resignation from opposition figures, asserting that public claims and political pressure do not warrant such action.In an interview on May 19, 2026, Omollo described these demands as unfounded, driven by political narratives rather than facts.“Resign for what reason? Just because
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Rachel Wandeto Dies After Mwiki Petrol Attack in Nairobi
Gospel artist Rachel Wandeto, who suffered severe burns from an attack, has tragically passed away in the hospital. She sustained 70% burns and fought for her life at Kenyatta National Hospital but succumbed to her injuries on Monday morning.The attack, where unknown assailants poured petrol on her and set her
Osotsi Speaks After Kisumu Attack, Claims Prior Warning and Arrests
Osotsi’s Allies Dismiss Love Triangle Claims in Kisumu Attack
The Linda Mwananchi faction has denied allegations that Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi was with a married woman during his assault in Kisumu. Leaders stated that Osotsi, who suffered a brutal attack by over 15 men, was meeting with his Senate office staff at Java restaurant when the incident occurred. Following
Sigei Condemns Attack on Osotsi, Calls for Arrest of Kisumu Assailants
Bomet Senator Hillary Sigei has urged authorities to promptly arrest those responsible for the violent assault on Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi in Kisumu. He condemned the escalating political intolerance and violence in the country.In a Thursday interview on a local TV station, Sigei characterized the attack on Osotsi as deeply
Bishops Condemn Police Brutality, Warn Over Shrinking Civic Space
The Catholic Church has voiced significant concerns regarding ongoing human rights abuses perpetrated by the police, urging security personnel to honor the constitution. The Kenya Catholic Bishops Conference condemned violations of human dignity, highlighting the excessive force used against unarmed citizens, along with instances of harassment and arbitrary arrests. They
Kindiki Denies Claims of a Role in Witima ACK Church Violence
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki firmly denied any involvement in the violent disruption at Witima ACK Church in Othaya, Nyeri County, where chaos erupted on January 25, 2026, impacting former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and other attendees.Reports indicate that the incident involved assailants, police intervention, including the use of tear gas,
Gachagua Teargassed During Prayer Service in Othaya
Former Deputy President and current DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua experienced another incident of teargassing while attending a prayer service in Othaya, Nyeri County. Raw images from the scene depict the beleaguered opposition leader fleeing for safety, leaping over a barbed wire fence as he was escorted by individuals presumed to
