Four People Caught with Live Queen Ants Worth Over Ksh1 Million in Kenya Two Belgians, a Vietnamese, and a Kenyan Plead Guilty in Rare Wildlife Trafficking Case Four people — including two Belgian nationals, one Vietnamese citizen, and a Kenyan — have pleaded guilty to illegal possession and trading of live queen ants in Kenya. The two Belgians were arrested on April 5, 2025, at a guesthouse in Lake View, Naivasha, Nakuru County. Authorities found them with about 5,000 live queen ants kept in 2,244 plastic tubes. The estimated black market value of the ants is Ksh1 million, according to…
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Tundu Lissu Faces Treason Charges in Tanzania Before 2025 Elections Tundu Lissu, a well-known opposition leader in Tanzania, has been charged with treason, a crime that carries the death penalty in the country. This comes just six months before the 2025 national elections. Lissu, 57, is a lawyer and politician who has spent many years fighting for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. He has survived an assassination attempt, faced multiple arrests, and lived in exile — all for standing up to the government. In court, Lissu told his supporters: “The treason case is a path to liberation.” Return from…
U.S Supports Kenya-Led Peace Mission in Haiti to Fight Gang Violence April 14, 2025 — The United States government has officially announced its strong support for the Kenyan-led Multinational Security Support Mission (MSSM) in Haiti, aimed at restoring peace and order in the country. In a statement, U.S. Department of State spokesperson Tammy Bruce said the U.S. fully backs the mission’s efforts to fight criminal gangs and help Haiti recover from ongoing violence and instability. “The United States supports the efforts by the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support Mission and CARICOM to assist the government in its efforts to bring peace…
Geoffrey Ruku Declares Ksh.377 Million Net Worth During Cabinet Vetting Public Service CS Nominee Vows to Fight Corruption, Promote Equality, and Create Jobs Nairobi, Kenya – April 14, 2025 Public Service Cabinet Secretary (CS) nominee Geoffrey Ruku has revealed his net worth is Ksh.377 million. Ruku made the announcement on Monday while being vetted by Members of Parliament at the Parliament buildings in Nairobi. Ruku Promises Fairness and Transparency During the vetting, Ruku told MPs that, if approved, he will fight for fairness and transparency in the public service sector. He promised to represent all communities in Kenya, making sure…
Muturi Labels Adan Mohamed as Ruto’s Poster Boy for Deals Behind the Scenes in Sh129 Billion Scandal Involving Russians In a shocking revelation, former Public Service Cabinet Secretary, Justin Muturi, has accused President William Ruto’s administration of attempting to finalize a questionable Sh129 billion ($1 billion) deal with Russian investors. Muturi made these claims during an explosive exposé on NTV, shedding light on the alleged behind-the-scenes corruption within Ruto’s government. The Controversial Deal with Russian Investors Muturi, without directly implicating Ruto’s economic advisor, Adan Mohamed, or industrial magnate Narendra Raval of Devki Group, pointed out that it was through Mohamed…
SEX SCANDAL AT THE ICC: Top Prosecutor Karim Khan Accused of Sexual Misconduct and Vicious Retaliation Against Staff The United Nations is investigating claims of sexual misconduct by the International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor, Karim Khan. Sources close to the investigation have also revealed that the U.N. is looking into possible retaliation against staff who reported these allegations or criticized Khan’s handling of the situation. Multiple sources, who requested anonymity due to fears of retaliation, have shared that Khan, a British national, is accused of demoting at least four employees in his office. These staff members reportedly faced consequences…
Kimani Ichung’wah Urges Tharaka Nithi to Support Ruto’s Second Term for Kindiki’s 2032 Presidency April 5, 2025 – Kikuyu Member of Parliament and National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has called on the people of Tharaka Nithi to rally behind President William Ruto’s bid for a second term in 2027. Ichung’wah believes that supporting Ruto’s re-election will ensure a smooth transition to Kithure Kindiki, the current Deputy President, as the next leader of Kenya. Ichung’wah made these remarks while accompanying President Ruto on a visit to Tharaka Nithi County on Friday, April 4, 2025. He urged residents to view Kindiki’s…
Ndii Responds After Muturi’s Revelation of Ksh129B Russian Deal: “AG Doesn’t Sign Agreements” David Ndii, a prominent economist and President William Ruto’s economic advisor, has raised questions about former Attorney General Justin Muturi’s recent claims regarding a Ksh 129 billion deal between the Kenyan government and Russian oligarchs. In a statement released on Friday, April 4, Ndii pointed out several flaws in Muturi’s account of the deal, specifically questioning his authority to sign such agreements. According to Ndii, the Attorney General (AG) is not authorized to sign official government deals. Instead, the AG’s role is limited to providing legal advice…
Details of Late Night Meeting to Spare Ruto from Embarrassment in Mt Kenya Outgoing Mbeere North Member of Parliament (MP) Geoffrey Ruku has stepped in to ensure the success of President William Ruto’s planned visit to Embu in the Mt. Kenya region. The visit, scheduled for the President’s last day in the region, faced a potential disruption due to tensions within the Embu County Assembly (MCAs). Tensions Between MCAs and Governor Mbarire Reports indicate that several MCAs had threatened to disrupt the visit in protest against Governor Cecily Mbarire. These MCAs claimed they were excluded from the planning of the…
CROWD CHAOS! Ruto Watches in Silence as Tharaka Nithi Rally TURNS INTO A WALKOUT Crowd Walks Out on Ruto Rally as MP Kimani Ichung’wah Faces Public Rejection Again A surprising moment unfolded on Friday, April 4, during President William Ruto’s rally in Tharaka Nithi when a large section of the crowd walked out just as Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah rose to speak. According to footage obtained by Gossipa2z.com, the crowd began to disperse the moment Ichung’wah took the microphone. At first, the camera showed a wide view of the event, but as people started leaving, the footage quickly zoomed in…