… charges in Nairobi today By Dzuya Walter June 26, 2026 09:11 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize Eight students from Utumishi Girls Academy are expected to appear before the Kibera Law Courts …
… Earlier, regional police commander Issa Mohamud announced the arrest of 225 suspects who were later arraigned before the Kibera Law Courts over the protests that took place on Monday, May 18, 2026. …
NAIROBI, Kenya May 19 – The Kibera Law Courts have released 220 suspects arrested during the recent fuel price protests on a cash bail of Sh5,000 each. …
… Audio By Vocalize A total of 220 suspects arrested during Monday’s fuel price hike protests were on Tuesday afternoon arraigned before the Kibera Law Courts facing charges of obstructing traffic by barricading roads within Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD). …
NAIROBI, Kenya May 18 – More than 100 suspects arrested during the recent fuel price protests were on Tuesday arraigned before the Kibera Law Courts facing charges of obstructing traffic within Nairobi’s Central Business District. …
… He is expected to be arraigned at Kibera Law Courts on Tuesday morning. The arrest comes as police continue investigations into incidents reported during Monday’s countrywide protests and demonstrations, which were accompanied by disruptions in parts of Nairobi and other towns. …
… Wangari was arraigned at the Kibera Law Courts after spending the long weekend in police custody, as police sought more time to complete investigations into the circumstances surrounding the gynaecologist’s death. …
Lawyer Benard Odero Okello appeared before Kibera Law Courts on 10 criminal counts including forgery, uttering false documents, resisting arrest and assaulting police officers, but was released unconditionally after the High Court issued orders stopping his prosecution.
Lawyer Benard Odero Okello appeared before Kibera Law Courts on 10 criminal counts including forgery, uttering false documents, resisting arrest and assaulting police officers, but was released unconditionally after the High Court issued orders stopping his prosecution.
A police officer testified that former minister Raphael Tuju reported a vehicle trailing him on March 21, 2026, but never mentioned being abducted. Chief Inspector Purity Kobia said she could not verify whether the report was true or false since she was not present at the incident.
Following a Citizen TV expose, additional victims have come forward with accounts of sexual assault, forced drugging, and digital manipulation allegedly perpetrated by King Nwachukwu, an American national accused of being a serial Tinder predator in Nairobi. Nwachukwu is in police custody and scheduled for a bail application at Kibera Law Courts on August 31.
A 19-year-old JKUAT student has accused an American national, King Nwachukwu, of rape following a Tinder date at an apartment in Westlands, Nairobi. Nwachukwu appeared before a magistrate and pleaded not guilty; police allege the encounter turned violent and resulted in sexual assault without consent.
Police actions recorded on CCTV after placing teacher Albert Ojwang in the boot of their vehicle from the cells contradict statements made by their superior officer during the murder trial before Kibera Law Courts.
Police actions captured on CCTV after placing teacher Albert Ojwang in a vehicle boot from the cells contradict their superior's account, according to evidence presented at the Kibera Law Courts murder trial.
Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil has begun phased reopening following a May 28 fire that killed 16 students. Form Four students returned today, with Grade 10 and Form Three students scheduled to resume on Monday and Thursday respectively, as the school provides psychosocial support and has constructed temporary dormitories for at least 200 students.
Two men were each handed consecutive prison sentences totaling 70 years at Kibera Law Courts after being convicted of robbery with violence, gang rape and sexual assault. The victim was lured to Nairobi under the pretext of a business opportunity, robbed, drugged, and sexually assaulted before being abandoned at Lang'ata Cemetery with severe injuries.
A 25-year-old woman says she was attacked with concentrated sulphuric acid in February 2026 after ending a relationship with Elvis Opiyo, reportedly a NIS officer. She alleges the attack was orchestrated as part of a campaign involving the Mathare underworld, and says justice has been painfully slow while those responsible remain free.
Eight students from Utumishi Girls Academy are to appear before Kibera Law Courts facing 16 counts of murder over a dormitory fire that killed 16 schoolgirls. The case was transferred from Naivasha to Nairobi; one of nine initially arrested students was cleared and released.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has published images of suspects allegedly involved in property destruction and attacks during recent fuel price protests, appealing to the public for information to aid in arrests.
The Kibera Law Courts released 220 suspects arrested during fuel price protests on a cash bail of Sh5,000 each. The suspects, arraigned on Tuesday, face charges of obstructing traffic after allegedly barricading Moi Avenue in Nairobi on May 18 during demonstrations over rising fuel costs and high cost of living.
A total of 220 suspects arrested during Monday fuel price hike protests in Nairobi were arraigned at Kibera Law Courts on charges of obstructing traffic by barricading Moi Avenue in the CBD. The accused, including some minors, were released on a cash bail of Ksh.5,000 and all pleaded not guilty to the charges.
More than 100 suspects arrested during fuel price protests were arraigned at Kibera Law Courts facing charges of obstructing traffic on Moi Avenue in Nairobi's CBD during May 18 demonstrations against rising fuel and living costs.
Nairobi Central Police Station OCS Dishen Angoya has been arrested and charged with abuse of office after allegedly releasing 64 suspects arrested for public order offences without lawful authority on May 18, 2026. He was arrested by the Deputy Regional Police Commander and is being held at Lang'ata Police Station pending arraignment.
Investigators from the DCI are pursuing a suspected poisoning case following the death of veteran obstetrician Job Obwaka, 83, with authorities naming Beatrice Wangari, 45, as a person of interest. The prosecution has requested 14 days to complete inquiries including a postmortem and toxicological analysis of samples from Wangari's residence.
Detectives investigating the death of former Nairobi Hospital director Dr Job Obwaka are pursuing a case of suspected poisoning believed to have occurred at a residence. A woman was arraigned in court after police custody, with prosecutors seeking 14 days to complete postmortem and toxicological tests.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations is seeking a court order to detain Beatrice Wangari for 14 days to complete investigations into the death of Dr Job Obwaka, which the state now suspects may be a poisoning case. A postmortem examination is scheduled and specimen samples will be sent to the Government Chemist for analysis.