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on September 25, 2016

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KCSE FRAUD ARRESTED

COLLINS KIPCHUMBA KEMBOI, notorious for leaking 2024 KCSE Exams was arrested yesterday in Nakuru's Kiamunyi area. Kemboi, a KU graduate, was operating under the alias Dorothy Jerop Kiprono, posing as a female. Kemboi, 23-year-old had amassed over 78,000 followers on Telegram and 8,500 on WhatsApp seeking leaked exam papers. His scheme was uncovered when DCI officers raided his home, confiscating his phone, multiple SIM cards, and fake IDs. A graduate in Human Resource Management, Kemboi now faces fraud charges at Nakuru Central Police Station, awaiting court arraignment.

BARINGO CENTRAL MP'S WARNING

BARINGO CENTRAL: Mp Joshua Kandie warns the county government of Baringo against any attempt of grabbing individuals' land at Kabarnet town saying he is aware of vicious plans underway. Hon. Kandie with alot of anger noted that there are several people who were awarded a vast land by the late Daniel Arap Moi and they are currently being wrongly targeted by some selfish individuals "If they want to run out of this town , let them try, I think they don't know who is Joshua Kandie, " Kandie experessed. He added that he has the interest of the people at heart and he feels everyone should be respected whatsoever.

MURKOMEN SLAMS GACHAGUA

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has strongly criticized former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over his remarks warning President William Ruto against stepping foot in Meru if Chief Justice Martha Koome is impeached. Speaking today, February 23, 2025, Murkomen tore into Gachagua, accusing him of tribalizing judicial matters and using ethnicity as a shield to protect individuals from due process. The CS expressed his deep discontent over what he termed as reckless rhetoric, arguing that judicial appointments and removals should be based on competence, not tribal affiliations. “Now you see people suddenly rising to defend the judiciary and certain judges purely on the basis of their community. Since when did we start determining who stays in office based on their tribe rather than their ability to serve?” Murkomen questioned. He further called on leaders to uphold the rule of law, maintaining that every judge must be judged by their professional track record rather th...

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