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How Kakamega residents are minting money from bullfighting craze A charged bull smashes into the opponent with shuddering force as hundreds of fans cheer them on at Shitao grounds, just a stone’s throw away from Kakamega Airstrip. The fans are in a frenzy, vigorously dancing and chanting songs in praise of the two giant bulls racing one another down the field. Push comes to shove as Jeshi charges hard, injuring his opponent ‘Corona the Beast’ with razor sharp horns and forcing it to scamp...

KDF Officer Charged With Defiling Girl Headed to School KDF officers save an overturned pick-up along Garissa-Hola Road. File A Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Senior Private was pounced on by police on Tuesday, January 5 after allegedly defiling a minor. The minor was rescued by police officers after an accident that was witnessed on Nyeri-Mweiga highway at around 6 p.m on their way to school after committing the heinous act. Central Region Police boss Agustine Nthumbi confirmed the incident as th...

Views: Visits 10 Nairobi — Malava Member of Parliament Moses Injendi has changed his stance on the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) saying Bungoma Governor Wycliffe Oparanya duped him to meet Raila Odinga and into supporting constitution review under BBI. Injendi, who was speaking at a public meeting shortly after he hosted Deputy President William Ruto at his home explained that the duo introduced him to the BBI subject when he thought he had met them to discuss matters of his cons...

THE STANDARD Deputy President William Ruto yesterday landed in Western three days after scoring a mega win in the Msambweni by-election. Buoyed by the victory against ODM and its leader Raila Odinga, Ruto appears to be shifting focus to the two by-elections slated for March 2021 in Matungu and Kabuchai constituencies. The seats fell vacant following the deaths of MPs Justus Murunga Makkah and James Mukwe Lusweti respectively. Murunga was an ANC MP but a Ruto ally at the time of his death, was b...

Looking around at the level of destruction here in moore, its almost hard to believe that so many people survived, and thank god they did. it appears that the quick action right after the twister hit and even before the searching and digging through the rubble for their neighbors played a key role in helping people make it through. so many neighbors pitched in, even before first responders were able to get there. one man in moore who saved a life is juan alava. take a look at the cnn ireport he ...