livestock theft Stories
Cattle rustlers and bandits have wreaked havoc in the country’s North Rift region, leading to the loss of hundreds of lives, displacement of residents...
DCI said the suspect is currently in police custody and is expected to be arraigned on Monday, January 6, 2025.
In response to the rising crime, the government is taking a multi-pronged approach to secure Kenya's energy infrastructure.
Kenya Power MD Joseph Siror acknowledged that the company is investigating the fuel supplier over potential short deliveries.
The arrest highlights ongoing police efforts to crack down on mobile phone theft in Mombasa.
The suspect was arrested at his hideout in Kiganjo in Thika, Kiambu County.
The CS affirmed that there is no current or expected shortage of fuel in the country.
The CCTV footage where Kiprotich is allegedly caught in the theft is the main exhibit in the case.
Mwachongo was killed by unknown assailants in Voi, Makongeni area. The attackers later escaped with his motorcycle.
During the operation, five tankers were discovered at the site, containing over 17,020 litres of diesel and 6,110 litres of petrol.
The bill obligates the government to protect livestock-keeping communities from theft and enhance their socio-economic welfare.
The vehicle, a Mazda Demio valued at Sh600,000, was disposed of for only Sh50,000.
The Anti Stock Theft Unit facilitated the retrieval and transfer of the animals to Bullo Astu Camp in Naathu.
A prosecution counsel sought the warrant against businessman Yagnesh Devani, who is accused of stealing 318.656 metric tonnes of jet fuel from KCB.
Achieng denied the charges before Senior Principal Magistrate Mary Njagi and claimed to be seriously ill.
Residents are losing metallic doors, windows, iron sheets, and many other valuable properties from their construction sites to scrap metal dealers.
The ongoing investigations seek to establish if the attack was just a mere robbery with violence case or could be a case of an illegal deal gone sour.
In Kamukunji, the detectives arrested three suspects and confiscated 19 suspected stolen mobile phones in two shops.
M-Pesa theft is on the rise in Eastleigh, with fraudsters from both within and outside the area targeting agents whom they perceive as vulnerable.
