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Always do the right thing, if in doubt say no – Havi to Faith

Faith Odhiambo beat four other candidates to be elected new LSK president.

I will fiercely defend rule of law, says LSK presidential hopeful

Odhiambo vows to defend rule of law as LSK president

Tiaty MP Kamket acquitted in Incitement to violence case

NAKURU, Kenya, Jun 27 - The Chief Magistrate’s court in Nakuru has acquitted Tiaty Member of Parliament William Kamket who had been charged with - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Outrage as boy, 12, defiled and killed

THE STANDARD RIFT VALLEY Residents of Kuresoi South in Nakuru County held demonstrations over rising insecurity in the area. The protest was ignited after a 12-year-old boy was sexually assaulted and killed on Saturday night at Seguton village. His naked body was discovered by villagers near Seguton River on Sunday with his hands tied from behind and mouth gagged with a piece of cloth. There was blood oozing from his backside. The angry residents took their protests to the road connecting Molo and Olenguruone; and barricaded it for hours -accusing the local police of laxity in their job. KEEP READING

Lawyers almost come to blows at heated LSK meeting

The Special General Meeting (SGM) was called to discuss the appointment of auditors to probe LSK’s books of accounts, deliberate on an impeachment motion against Mr Havi, the suspension of some council members and the appointment of advocates to represent the lobby in court cases involving internal wrangles. Months of infighting have split the LSK into two factions—one backing Mr Havi and another on CEO Mercy Wambua’s side. Yesterday’s SGM was called to settle the differences that have threatened to stall operations at the lawyers’ umbrella body. After more than five hours of an impasse over how to proceed with the meeting, Mr Havi dismissed the impeachment motion filed against him by lawyer Gad Aguko, just moments after members suspended the council. The council oversights the LSK’s operations, just as boards of directors watch over companies.