Thirteen police recruits have been charged in Nairobi for forging academic certificates to get into the National Police Service. Prosecutors alleged at the Milimani Law Courts on Monday, April 13, that the suspects presented falsified Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificates to meet the minimum entry requirements for enlistment. The court heard that the
Two separate viral incidents circulating online have sparked fresh concerns about public safety and social responsibility in Nairobi, the video highlights the risks faced by individuals in everyday situations. In the first incident, a woman was reportedly left stranded late at night after attending a party at Habanos Lounge. According to widely shared post, the
Larceny in agricultural businesses has been a threat to farmers, workers, and the wider economy for a while, causing significant financial losses and disrupting livelihoods. In response, the National Police Service (NPS) has taken action, as of their statement on April 5, 2026, to safeguard farms and ensure agricultural businesses can operate without fear of
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