MP Were murder case Stories
Aroko, who was initially arrested and treated as a suspect in the high-profile case, was freed following a review of evidence by the Directorate of Cr...
Testifying before Principal Magistrate Leah Juma, Consultant Forensic Psychologist Dr Oscar Githua explained how Mackenzie used charisma and spiritual...
The case involving the deaths of Benson Njiru and Emmanuel Mutura, two brothers from Kianjakoma in Embu County, sparked national outrage in 2021 and c...
The move comes after the prosecution told the court that the evidence gathered does not incriminate the three.
Justice Margaret Muigai said the postponement will give time for all parties to receive key pre-bail and witness protection assessment reports.
Three of the suspects, William Imoli, also known as Imo, Edwin Oduor Odhiambo alias Machuani, and Ebel Ochieng alias Dave Calo, will be arraigned at t...
Aroko, representing himself, told the court that he will abide by the directions issued and also avail his passport at the Kibera Court.
Muteti told Principal Magistrate Hon Nelly Chepchirchir that between February and March 2023, Shakahola residents called their office to rescue emacia...
Helen Mwikali Kimwele, who manages the Mayungu Children’s Centre in Malindi, recalled receiving 43 children in 2017 who had been rescued from GNI-affi...
The court observed that the lower court ought to have allowed the police reasonable time to finalise investigations before releasing the respondent on...
The court further ordered that the accused persons must not contact any witnesses or the victims.
The rights groups are concerned that the publishing of the witnesses' names seems to have been done deliberately.
The National Police Service informed the court that Mohammed Baa, who is linked to the brutal killing of Baby Samantha Pendo remains at large, years a...
They are accused of orchestrating or enabling violent police operations that led to the death of Baby Pendo and 39 other civilians during protests tha...
Wajir Principal Magistrate Roselyn Aganyo expressed her concern, saying further delays were likely to destroy the evidence required for justice.
The judges on Friday emphasised that the 191 charges stem from the same facts and form a single transaction, making them permissible under the law.
Since the exhumation of 429 bodies from the Chakama forest, the government has collected 336 DNA samples. However, only 66 bodies have been positively...
A postmortem conducted on Gaala’s body showed 100 per cent burns, confirming that an open flame was used in the crime.
Gaala, a refugee, was murdered after refusing to marry a 55-year-old man who is among the arrested suspects. She endured 27 days of beatings before su...
Mganga said his father removed his siblings, who were in class three and form four, from their education as part of a broader pattern of ignoring soci...
Otieno, a youth mobiliser and outspoken critic of local leadership, was brutally attacked and hacked to death on the night of January 18, 2025.
The NPS has reiterated its commitment to ensuring justice is served for the victims and their families.
Munyambo's death comes after that of Mary Charo Mbita, another accused, who died earlier while in custody at the Coast Teaching and Referral Hospital.
The ODPP and the DCI opposed bail and bond terms for her citing possible interference with their main witness who is currently living with paternal re...
Out of the 453 bodies linked to Mackenzie’s teachings, only 34 have been positively identified and handed over to relatives for burial.
Details from the judgement have hinted at a possible cover-up of the perpetrators by the office of the DPP.
Noor Ahmed Ismail was found guilty by Justice John Onyiego of Garissa High Court after a trial that lasted eight years.
Since the inception of the first phase in April last year, a total of 446 bodies have been exhumed.
The homicide detectives, led by Director Martin Nyuguto, have spent the last few months mapping and identifying new mass graves.
The prosecution confirmed supplying evidence to the defence lawyers, expressing confidence in proving the case beyond reasonable doubt.
