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Man in court for robbery with violence, illegally owning firearm - Vimarsana News

Man in court for robbery with violence, illegally owning firearm

He denied both the charges and pleaded for a lenient bond terms.

DCI begin probe over Toi Market fire amid arson claims - Vimarsana News

DCI begin probe over Toi Market fire amid arson claims

A section of traders said a land row might have prompted someone to start the fire.

The Horn Book | Living through history - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | Living through history

From the July 2022 issue of Notes from the Horn Book.

Source: hbook.com
Clubs in the dark on Uganda Cup TV deal - Vimarsana News

Clubs in the dark on Uganda Cup TV deal

Daily Monitor Saturday April 10 2021 Summary It is alleged that production of Uganda Cup TV games is done by Faisal Musenze, who previously worked with PearlSporto broadcasting – a company started in 2013 by Fufa president Moses Magogo and his partners. The same company produced Fufa Big League and regional qualifiers at Njeru recently. Advertisement We have all been screaming loudly about Alpha Ssali’s incredible goal for Proline against Myda. Had it not been televised by UBC, many would only hear about it in word. The collector’s item saw him collect up a pass near the box, ghosted pa...

Fish traders decry low catch - FarmKenya Initiative - Vimarsana News

Fish traders decry low catch - FarmKenya Initiative

FARMKENYA INITIATIVE News By James Omoro | April 6th 2021 at 04:05:00 GMT +0300 At Pier Market in Homa Bay town, one kilogram of Tilapia which used to sell at Sh200 now goes for Sh650. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]   Eating fish on Friday before Easter has been the tradition for most Catholics living in Homa Bay County. However, this season, most families did not have the delicacy on their tables and opted to eat vegetables to adhere to their religious tradition of avoiding the meat of warm-blooded animals during the period. READ MORE It is a situation that has been attributed to the dwind...