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Baringo leaders decry harassment in ongoing security operation

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

Laikipia violence: Tiaty MP William Kamket in court to face incitement charges

MP grilled over insecurity in Kapedo, Tiaty

THE STANDARD RIFT VALLEY Tiaty MP William Kamket [Yvonne Chepkwony] Tiaty Member of Parliament William Kamket (pictured) was yesterday grilled by detectives over insecurity in Kapedo, Baringo County. Kamket appeared before the detectives at the Regional Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCIO) Officers in Nakuru to explain what he knows about the happenings in Kapedo. “He appeared and was there for five hours,” said Rift Valley regional commissioner George Natembeya. His lawyer Gordon Ogola who accompanied him, said the MP will report back to the Regional DCIO offices on February 11, this year. Early last week, Natembeya accused politicians of sponsoring the violence in the area.

Group writes to UN over security operation

THE STANDARD By Julius Chepkwony | February 1st 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Pokot professionals have written to the United Nations seeking intervention to have the government stop the security operation in Tiaty, Baringo County. The letter, dated January 29, has been addressed to the United Nations Office of the Resident Coordinator, Gigiri. The Pokot professionals want the government to instead initiate talks to ensure sustainable peace in the area. Pokot Professionals Secretary-General Dennis Kapchok claimed the operation has led to the suffering of innocent people. “The purpose of this letter is, therefore, to appeal for the intervention of the UN and appeal for humanitarian aid for the starving and thirsty population who are being exterminated by its own government,” read the letter in part.

Tiaty MP Wiliam Kamket released 5 hours after arrest

THE STANDARD By Kamore Maina | January 21st 2021 at 18:01:06 GMT +0300 Tiaty MP William Kapket is driven away from Kileleshwa Police Station, Nairobi, after being released.[Emmanuel Mochoge, Standard] Tiaty Member of Parliament William Kamket has been released from police cells where he was briefly detained. The MP has been ordered to present himself to the Nakuru DCI offices on January 29. He was escorted to the Kileleshwa police station where he remained behind bars until around 5.30 pm when he was freed. Read More His lawyer Cliff Ombeta told The Standard that the legislator had been questioned about the death of a man only identified as Edward.