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Man found guilty of killing college student jailed for 45 years - Vimarsana News

Man found guilty of killing college student jailed for 45 years

"This was a very heinous killing in which you were driven by malice and brutality," the judge said.

Court review: From Weston Hotel land row to KRA graft case - Vimarsana News

Court review: From Weston Hotel land row to KRA graft case

KCAA filed fresh suit to reclaim Weston Hotel land; graft case against KRA chair to proceed.

Angry widow tells court she will kill, eat man who murdered her daughter if released - Vimarsana News

Angry widow tells court she will kill, eat man who murdered her daughter if released

Pleads with the court to inflict the same pain of brutal death against the suspect

Murder hearing of Vera Beauty College student adjourned for a second time - Vimarsana News

Murder hearing of Vera Beauty College student adjourned for a second time

The fresh hearing of the murder case of Vera Beauty college student Emma Wanyota has for the second time been postponed.

What next for Joho after Msambweni humbling? - Vimarsana News

What next for Joho after Msambweni humbling?

THE STANDARD By Benard Sanga | December 19th 2020 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Mombasa Governor Hassan Ali Joho remained silent yesterday as debate raged over his influence at the Coast following Tuesday’s defeat of ODM in Msambweni. Coast leaders from the Tanga Tanga faction of Jubilee Party continued to celebrate the win yesterday, terming it proof of Joho’s ‘fading influence’ and a sign of the loosening political grip ODM has on the region. On Wednesday, Kwale Governor Salim Mvurya termed independent candidate Feisal Bader’s win as proof that Kwale residents had emancipated themselves...