Election results livestreaming not removed - Government Spokesperson Charles Owino The more they explain,the more we become more suspicious

Sakaja should resign. The level of alleged corruption at City Hall is unacceptable, and Nairobi deserves accountable leadership and transparency.- Andrew Kibe

Geoffrey Mosiria: The moment I closed Habanos Club is when I was transferred from Environment to Customer service The cartels grouped together to fight me and my transfer was exchanged for 20 million

This is Sahara Abdirahman, is the lady who recorded the viral clip of the building that collapsed along 9th Street in Eastleigh, Nairobi. Speaking to the media, she said that at the time of the incident, she was sitting on the balcony of the apartment where she lived. She revealed that she had been recording a video of the area when the building suddenly collapsed, capturing the incident on camera. After recording the clip, she shared it on her Snapchat account, where many people downloaded it and shared it across social media platforms. The video has since gone viral on social media, with many people expressing amazement at the coincidence of her recording the area just moments before the building collapsed.

Moses Wetang'ula says that he will not accept HE Edwin Sifuna to be a head of him. He says he will do everything to stop him

The night before she died, 23-year-old Farhiya Abdullahi called her family and told them she feared for her life. Her brother left Isiolo that night and drove through the dark to Nyeri. When he arrived, he found her unconscious and so severely beaten that she was barely recognizable. She was rushed to Nyeri Provincial General Hospital and admitted to the ICU. On Monday morning, she died. Farhiya was a mother of three. Her youngest child was six weeks old. The postmortem findings were stark: multiple skull fractures and brain injury; a fractured spine; fractured ribs; a ruptured stomach; a fractured hip; extensive soft-tissue injuries; a deep perineal and vaginal tear; and pieces of glass and nails removed from her wounds. These were not the marks of a single outburst. They pointed to sustained, extreme violence against a woman who had given birth only weeks earlier. She was not silent. She did what women are repeatedly told to do: she spoke up, she reached out, and she asked her family to come for her. They came. They arrived one night too late. Her husband is in police custody. No court has yet made a finding of guilt. That process will determine his legal responsibility. What the courts cannot do is restore Farhiya to her children, or undo the fact that a 23-year-old woman called for help and did not survive long enough to receive it.

This is Babu Owino, the Member of Parliament for Embakasi East, with Geoffrey Mosiria at The University of Nairobi before they became enemies. Mosiria has been trying to become like Babu Owino. He hasn’t achieved it yet, but he hasn’t given up.

Oga Obinna’s baby mama, Tallie, is seeking help from social media users to start a business. You mean Oga Obinna, with all the money he has, can't help his baby mama?