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Crime, Courts & Investigations - (29/07/2009 )
Storm over alleged medical negligence at KNH
Like any other young dad, Peter Mule Muthungu was elated when last year his wife disclosed that she was pregnant with their second child. ... Read More
 
Exposed: Sale of government drugs in foreign lands
In a ward at a village health centre in Mandera District, Fardosa Issack, 38, lay on a bed having been diagnosed with a life threatening bacterial infection. ... Read more
 
Prison is no Sodom and Gomorrah
The survey by Liverpool VCT on sodomy in prison published in this magazine was alarmist, sexist and stereotypical. ... Read more
 
A crime of passion
Remmy and Cecilia had been married for some years and lived in a remote village in Makueni District, Eastern Kenya. ... Read more
 
Exposed: Sale of government drugs in foreign lands
In a ward at a village health centre in Mandera District, Fardosa Issack, 38, lay on a bed having been diagnosed with a life threatening bacterial infection. ... Read more
 
Silencing guns to engage rustlers peacefully
For Priscilla Wanjiru, livestock trading in the North Rift region is the only business she believes can feed her family. ... Read more
 
School’s sewage drama brought to court
A school principal shocked an Eldoret court when he narrated how a farmer attempted to force a school official to drink raw sewage. ... Read more
 
Time for police to become tech-savvy
The Kenyan criminal has evolved and it is high time our law enforcement agencies woke up to this fact. The high number of unemployed graduates in our society has provided a skilled recruiting pool for various criminal gangs. ... Read more
 
Stranded In New Home
When I was promoted to the position of Production Manager, I felt life had changed completely. With a good salary and a car, I had to change my lifestyle and move to a better house, improve on my wardrobe, diet and social standing. I had climbed the social ladder. ... Read more
 
Student admits dumping infant in latrine
A teenager stunned a Gucha court when she admitted dumping her one-day-old baby in a toilet. Vane Ombati committed the offence on July 6, at Mosora Sub-location, Gucha District. ... Read more
 
Facing cold season without warm clothes
July is here with us again and people are busy searching for old jackets and sweaters. The biting cold has made its entry rather late into the month. I have realised that the second-hand clothes traders have become so popular these days. Many agree that their goods are more long lasting and trendier just like in upmarket stores. ... Read more
 
Police bungle murder investigations
On September 18, 2005, Nancy Gachebu called her neighbour in Unjiru village, Mathira West District and informed her she was headed to Meru to sell her Nissan pickup truck. ... Read more
 

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