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Police Arrest Two Women Suspected Of Drugging, Stealing From Man In Bar

Police on Sunday arrested two women suspected of spiking a manâs drink in a bar before robbing him of an unknown amount of money.
The suspects are alleged to have drugged the 32-year-old man at a bar in Mwea, Kirinyaga County on Saturday evening and later hired a boda-boda rider to ferry the victim to local lodging, where they robbed him.
Grace Njeri, 29, and 32-year-old Evelyne Esendi had booked a room at Village Inn guest house where they took his ATM card.
âThey were spotted leaving the room and proceeded to an ATM belonging to a leading bank, where detectives believe some transactions were made,â police said.
Police on Sunday arrested two women suspected of spiking a manâs drink in a bar before robbing him of an unknown amount of money.
The suspects are alleged to have drugged the 32-year-old man at a bar in Mwea, Kirinyaga County on Saturday evening and later hired a boda-boda rider to ferry the victim to local lodging, where they robbed him.
Grace Njeri, 29, and 32-year-old Evelyne Esendi had booked a room at Village Inn guest house where they took his ATM card.
âThey were spotted leaving the room and proceeded to an ATM belonging to a leading bank, where detectives believe some transactions were made,â police said.
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Caroline Wanjiku's phones traced to a tout, 17-year-old student

Caroline Wanjiku Maina [Photo: Courtesy]
Two suspects have been arrested in Kisii in connection with the murder of Nairobi businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku Maina. Investigators yesterday arrested the two at Keboye village in Kisii County.
Acting on forensic intelligence, the team led by Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Dagoretti, the team proceeded to the said village in Suneka sub-county, where two mobile phones linked to the deceased were tracked down. The first phone a Samsung Galaxy A20S was traced to a matatu tout working with a Sacco plying Kibera route in Nairobi.
According to the DCI officials, a 17-year-old male student at a school in Kisii was arrested for being in possession of the second phone an Oppo brand. The mobile phones with Safaricom lines registered under Wanjiku’s particulars, were used by the deceased for online transactions and communication.
Caroline Wanjiku Maina [Photo: Courtesy]
Two suspects have been arrested in Kisii in connection with the murder of Nairobi businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku Maina. Investigators yesterday arrested the two at Keboye village in Kisii County.
Acting on forensic intelligence, the team led by Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Dagoretti, the team proceeded to the said village in Suneka sub-county, where two mobile phones linked to the deceased were tracked down. The first phone a Samsung Galaxy A20S was traced to a matatu tout working with a Sacco plying Kibera route in Nairobi.
According to the DCI officials, a 17-year-old male student at a school in Kisii was arrested for being in possession of the second phone an Oppo brand. The mobile phones with Safaricom lines registered under Wanjiku’s particulars, were used by the deceased for online transactions and communication.
Hunt on for two men captured on CCTV over Caroline Wanjiku's killing

Caroline Wanjiku Maina [Photo: Courtesy]
Police are searching for two men believed to have taken part in the murder of businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku Maina. The two were captured on CCTV footage driving in the woman’s car on February 12 when she was reported missing.
The two have also been named by one of the suspects who has confessed to the police on Maina’s murder. Dagoretti DCI officers are however yet to officially record the suspect’s confession, but have said the details provided have so far proved credible.
On the basis of the information provided by the suspect, the police were able to recover Maina’s body at Pranai in Kajiado County. According to sources familiar with the probe, on the day the 38-year-old mother of two went missing, she had agreed to meet with one of the suspects at a bank in Ngara where she withdrew Sh350,000 from her account.
Caroline Wanjiku Maina [Photo: Courtesy]
Police are searching for two men believed to have taken part in the murder of businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku Maina. The two were captured on CCTV footage driving in the woman’s car on February 12 when she was reported missing.
The two have also been named by one of the suspects who has confessed to the police on Maina’s murder. Dagoretti DCI officers are however yet to officially record the suspect’s confession, but have said the details provided have so far proved credible.
On the basis of the information provided by the suspect, the police were able to recover Maina’s body at Pranai in Kajiado County. According to sources familiar with the probe, on the day the 38-year-old mother of two went missing, she had agreed to meet with one of the suspects at a bank in Ngara where she withdrew Sh350,000 from her account.
Kirinyaga MCAs Agree Not To Use Uhuru's Car Grants For Personal Vehicles

Kirinyaga MCAs Agree Not To Use Uhuru’s Car Grants For Personal Vehicles
Instead, the ward reps have agreed to use the loans to boost the county’s health sector.
Speaking after the morning assembly session on Wednesday, Thiba MCA Pius Njogu said they deliberated to buy ambulances.
“We will not take the loan as Kirinyaga MCAs. Instead, each ward is going to have an ambulance from the car loan that the president said will be given as a way to boost the health sector and also save lives,” Njogu said.
The MCA noted that since an ambulance is more expensive than a car, they have resorted to ensuring that all sub-counties get at least one.
Kirinyaga MCAs Agree Not To Use Uhuru’s Car Grants For Personal Vehicles
Instead, the ward reps have agreed to use the loans to boost the county’s health sector.
Speaking after the morning assembly session on Wednesday, Thiba MCA Pius Njogu said they deliberated to buy ambulances.
“We will not take the loan as Kirinyaga MCAs. Instead, each ward is going to have an ambulance from the car loan that the president said will be given as a way to boost the health sector and also save lives,” Njogu said.
The MCA noted that since an ambulance is more expensive than a car, they have resorted to ensuring that all sub-counties get at least one.
Kirinyaga MCAs say they'll use car loans to buy county ambulances, not personal cars
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Kirinyaga County Assembly MCAs during a session. [Joseph Muchiri, Standard]
Kirinyaga MCAs say they will buy ambulances using the car loans that they were promised by President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Speaking after the morning assembly session in Kerugoya on Wednesday, Thiba MCA Pius Njogu said that they deliberated to buy ambulances as a way of boosting the health sector.
“We will not take the loan as Kirinyaga MCAs. Instead each ward is going to have an ambulance from the car loan that the president said will be given as a way to boost the health sector and also save lives,” Njogu said.
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Kirinyaga County Assembly MCAs during a session. [Joseph Muchiri, Standard]
Kirinyaga MCAs say they will buy ambulances using the car loans that they were promised by President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Speaking after the morning assembly session in Kerugoya on Wednesday, Thiba MCA Pius Njogu said that they deliberated to buy ambulances as a way of boosting the health sector.
“We will not take the loan as Kirinyaga MCAs. Instead each ward is going to have an ambulance from the car loan that the president said will be given as a way to boost the health sector and also save lives,” Njogu said.
Autopsy: Businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku was killed with a blunt object
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Autopsy shows businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku Maina, whose body was found in Kajiado five days ago, died of head injuries inflicted with a blunt object.
Investigations into the murder of the 38-year-old have now fanned out to Embu County Government where one of the suspects in her murder works.
Officials from the county government will be required to help investigators to find out whether Wanjiku did business with the county.
The probe team will also seek information from a bank in Embu after it emerged that the woman received Sh2 million from a bank.
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They hope that by following the money trail, they will unravel the murder mystery.
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NAIROBI
Autopsy shows businesswoman Caroline Wanjiku Maina, whose body was found in Kajiado five days ago, died of head injuries inflicted with a blunt object.
Investigations into the murder of the 38-year-old have now fanned out to Embu County Government where one of the suspects in her murder works.
Officials from the county government will be required to help investigators to find out whether Wanjiku did business with the county.
The probe team will also seek information from a bank in Embu after it emerged that the woman received Sh2 million from a bank.
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They hope that by following the money trail, they will unravel the murder mystery.
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Water, Sanitation and Irrigation Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki might just be the most important person in Kenya today.
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The continent has an estimated annual infrastructure financing deficit of between $60 billion (Sh6.6 trillion) to $90 billion (Sh9.87 trillion).
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