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Crime, Courts & Investigations - (07/10/2009 )
Storm over terror threat at JKIA
Police are investigating a highly sensitive terrorism case involving alleged Al-Qaeda suspects keen on setting up a base in the city, CCI can reveal. ... Read More
 
Courts’ dilemma in deciding lost boy’s parentage
For most of human existence the issue of parenthood has been based on trust and is always taken for granted. ... Read more
 
The ease of breaching security at JKIA
Security alertness in and around Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, like other airports around the world, was beefed up after the September 11, terrorists attacks in the US. ... Read more
 
Why lice is enough torture in prison
The image of dusty and dirty children with jigger-infested feet on TV was quite a sight to behold. I admire the courage and concern with which Cecilia Mwangi and her team go about their business, cleaning and treating those who are affected. Many had never thought that these tiny things could cause such incredible damage to human beings. ... Read more
 
Nowhere to hide
Were you with us a fortnight ago reading the story of dream team gangster? If not, get that CCI copy as we go on with Part II of Escobar’s exploits while on the run. ... Read more
 
Jail breaker who used helicopters
It was meant to be a historic day commemorating the French Revolution. And while the free world waited to mark an important event, a convicted robber and murderer chose to re-enact the most famous jailbreak. ... Read more
 
How to detect computer network intrusion
We are usually alert to any strange activity in our bodies. Anything out of the ordinary, high fever or that persistent pain is an alert of the existence of pathogens. These pathogens are obviously unauthorised and unwelcome. ... Read more
 
Exploiting the drunkards
There is a popular drinking spot on the outskirts of Kakamega town where civil servants, teachers and businesspeople frequent. ... Read more
 
Why driving licence is mandatory
Q: Is it mandatory to carry driving licence all the time when I am driving? The other day a traffic policeman jumped into my car and ordered me to drive to a police station because I did not have the document. I was let off only when my wife turned up with the licence two hours later. ... Read more
 
A home grown gangster
Sometime in February 2003, Mwende left her home at a village in Kitui District to visit her sick husband at the Kenyatta National Hospital. ... Read more
 
Politician’s mysterious disappearance after poll
He aspired to become an elected representative, but his ambition became a source of distress to both himself and his family. ... Read more
 
A history of terrorist attacks
Kenya has had a long and bloody relationship with terrorists dating back to 1980 when Norfolk Hotel was hit by a bomb blamed on Palestinian Liberation Organisation during which 16 people died. ... Read more
 

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