Mombasa, KENYA:A suspected thief was on Tuesday killed while his accomplices escaped in Mshomoroni Kadongo area after trying to steal a woman’s cellphone.
The suspect identified as Rashid badi Gambari alias Shipaka was stoned to death by an irate mob who descended on him.
According to a local administrator in the area, the suspect had tried to snatch a woman’s phone who was going to work during morning hours but the woman managed to raise an alarm attracting a mob.
“The suspect is well known in the area,he is a thief known by everybody. He had just snatched the phone but the woman raised an alarm attracting a mob who rained on him killing him on the spot,” said the local administrator.
“They were two suspects but one of them escaped after the public chased them. Shipaka was caught up and beaten to death,” added the administrator.
Team of Police officers were called to the scene to collect his remains which were later taken to Coast General morgue.
All Stars and selected Hull City side in a group photo. PHOTO: COURTESY.
London, ENGLAND: Kenya’s Sportpesa All Stars lost 2-1 to selected Hull City side in a friendly match played at the KCOM stadium in England on Monday night.
A first half strike from a 16-year old Elliot Holmes and a 64th minute own goal from Gor Mahia defender Harun Shakava gave Hull City’s reserve team the victory.
Sportpesa All Stars earned its consolation through Tusker FC midfielder Humphrey Mieno who scored a screamer minutes from time.
The defeat means All Stars missed the chance to take home Sh.1.5m they were promised had they had beaten Hull City in the match organized by local gambling firm Sportpesa.
All Stars is a group of players selected from Kenyan Premier League clubs after a series of training sessions conducted by local coaches and their Hull City counterparts.
The match was meant to expose the local lads in a program aimed at preparing the national soccer team Harambee Stars for the 2022 World Cup qualifiers.
Mr. Shiundu (in a black suit with red shirt) during child's burial. Wife seated next to coffin. PHOTO:DIANA WANYONYI
Mombasa,KENYA: A dark cloud of sadness engulfed the family of Mr. Zedekia Shiundu in Mwembeni, Bamburi area in Mombasa County following the demise of their 10-day-old daughter late last week after they could not find a space in private hospitals to admit her in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
Speaking to Baraka F.M hours before the burial of his daughter at Makaburini public cemetery in Mombasa, Mr. Shiundu said that his daughter fell ill last Thursday at home and that is when they rushed her to the hospital.
However, he says, the baby was not attended to at the local clinic in Bombolulu since it did not have equipments to treat the infant.
“The nurse was not able to do treat the baby nor do medical tests because they did not have equipment. We decided to seek more medical attention at Seifee Medical Hospital based in Bondeni where we were advised that the baby should be immediately admitted in then ICU”. He said.
Mr. Shiundu elaborates that, they again rushed to MEWA hospital for ICU services but the hospital did not have any forcing him again to rush to the Coast General Hospital.
However, he says, after arriving at CPGH which has an ICU unit, he was informed that there was no doctor to operate.
The heartbroken father said it was while making enquiries at another hospital- Pandya hospital -when he received the sad news of the death of his daughter who was by then still under watch at Seifee medical hospital.
“We were making more enquiries at Pandya hospital when we received a call from a family member who was watching the baby at Seifee medical hospital that the baby had died”. Said Mr. Shiundu.
As the baby is laid to rest today (Monday), family members blames their loss on the ongoing doctors’s strike that has now lasted for 82 days.
Medics have been on strike since December 5th to force the government to implement the 2013 Collective Bargain Agreement-CBA, as millions of Kenyans continue to bear the brunt of the industrial action.
The loss of Mr. Shiundu represents unknown number of patients who have died for lack of medical services and for some who are not able to access health services at the private hospitals
Mombasa, KENYA: Three men were on Monday charged in a Mombasa court for allegedly defiling a 14-year- old girl.
Court heard that Mohamed Mahamud, Hussein Sheikh and Mohamed Ali on 23 February 27, 2017 at Bondeni Estate in Mombasa County, in association with others not before court, intentionally defiled a 14-year-old girl.
Mr. Mahamud was also charged with assaulting a brother to the complainant causing him actual body harm.
Mahamud who is a Somali citizen, is also alleged to be unlawfully present in Kenya without any valid documents from the Immigration department.
They denied the charges before Mombasa senior resident magistrate Viola Yator and ordered them released on surety of sh. 200,000 each.
Residents of Imenti in Meru county push an elephant that had been trampling on farm crops towards a river .Human wildlife conflict in Kwale has goven rise to an illegal bushmeat market in Kwale county PHOTO COURTESY
Lamu, KENYA: Hongwe ward rep in Mpeketoni,Lamu James Komu has asked residents in areas prone to wildlife attacks to arm themselves necessarily in order to be able to deal with any more wildlife attacks during this drought period.
Komu said Kenya Wildlife Service-KWS had so far been unable to contain wildlife that continue to terrorize locals due to the drought; as they search for water and food.
He added that it was time for people to take the law into their own hands and defend themselves and their property from the rising attacks.
Speaking in Lamu on Sunday,Komu said cases of wild animals attacking,killing and injuring people the area are on the rise since the wild animals have now been forced out of their habitats and have now moved closer to humans in search of food and water.
“Wild animals especially hippos and buffaloes have been loitering all over, they aree now entering homes,kitchens and bathrooms just to look for water.several people have been killed in Hongwe,Mpeketoni,Witu,Hindi and Bargoni by wild animals.we are now telling our people to take up any weapon they can master and defend themselves from these animals after all there is no one else to do it for us,” said Komu.
Meanwhile, residents of Hindi division in Lamu county have issued a 48 hour ultimatum for the KWS to contain roaming wildlife in the area failure to which they will begin massive killings of the wild animals that have been terrorizing them since the drought began.
They also want the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources to compensate all families who lost their loved ones at the hands of wild animals and those who have also been injured the same.
They said the number of people killed by wildlife in Hindi and neighbouring areas had grown drastically since 2014 but that no single family had been compensated.
The residents threatened to also hold massive demonstrations against increaseed wildlife attacks if the 48 hour ultimatum lapses without any meaningful action being taken.
According to a recent report by the KWS,atleast 8 people have been killed and over 25 injured by wild animals since January this year alone.
According to a committee formed to look into compensation for persons injured by wild animals,atleast 140 people are yet to compensated after they were left nursing lifelong injuries caused by wild animals.
Tana river, KENYA: Absenteeism in Tana River County schools has been said to be the major cause of poor performance among children in the area.
Addressing the press over the weekend , County director for Teachers Service Commission TSC Ms. Jane Kagunda, said that there were number of reasons for poor performance in schools; but absenteeism topped them all.
Ms. Kagunda added that parents are also to blame in the chain for being irresponsible in monitoring their children’s academic performances.
“My urge to the parents is that if they see their children at home they should find out with their teachers to know the reasons why,” said Ms. Kagunda.
The director affirmed to the reporters that last year’s academic results both for primary and secondary schools were not appealing.
According to Ms. Kagunda, almost a half of the last year’s pupils who did their KCPE exams scored poorly with majority scoring less than 200 marks while in KCSE only 5 students could join university.
“Last year those who got below 200 marks are many, at a percentage of 44.5 which is almost a half of the pupils and the maximum is 500 marks.” Said Ms. Kagunda.
The county TSC boss added that apart from absenteeism, poor learning environment has also contributed to poor results in the education sector.
The TSC director called upon companies such as power generating company KenGen to cheap in so as to help Tana River County schools, as most students are used to studying outside classrooms.
She mentioned several secondary schools in the County with inadequate building and that it would be an improvement if KenGen would give its support in those schools.
According to KenGen corporate affairs manager Ms. Grace Chepkwony, Tana River county has 30% literacy level and that the company is putting more efforts to assist schools get better learning environment.
The company had brought over 200 iron sheets worth sh.300,000 to schools whose roofs were blown away by wind last year.
Chepkwony added that company introduced different programs such as environmental programs, health, sports and education and that already some schools have benefited from KenGen.
“As a company we see it important to help the community because we know if you help a child from the community the child will be able to assist his community or beyond,” Ms. Chepkwony said.
Mombasa, KENYA: A Woman who told a Mombasa court that she was sent by the devil to kill her husband was on Monday acquitted due to insufficient evidence.
Rhoda Mukemba was accused of allegedly attacking Benard Nzai Mulwa using her co-wife’s machete to commit the offence.
The husband Benard Nzai, told the court that the accused knocked on his door at 11:00 pm and when he opened, she attacked him with a machete living him with an injury on his shoulder and left hand.
According to the evidence of Jane Mwambua who happens to be the co-wife, she was in bed with her husband when the door was knocked and she asked him to open the door but a few minutes later she heard screams.
“I took the panga from my husband’s hand and went to hide it under the bed, Ms Mukemba is my husband’s other wife and when I came to live with him he told me he was married but did not love his wife,” Mwambua said.
Mombasa senior principal magistrate Henry Nyakweba said that it was evident that the accused person was married to the complainant who had brought in another woman.
Mr. Nyakweba further said that prosecution proved that the accused person attacked the complainant but the machete alleged to have been used, was not produced in the court and therefore freed the accused person.
Ms Rhoda was alleged to have committed the offence on 21 August, 2012 at Jomvu area within Mombasa County.
Fire that was put up by Boda Boda operators blocking motorists from using the Likoni- Ukunda road. PHOTO: WELDON KEMBOI.
Mombasa, KENYA: Boda boda riders on Monday engaged GSU officers in a running battle in Likoni, Mombasa forcing most business premises to remain closed for the better part of the day.
Most of the businesses remained closed as transport was paralyzed along the busy Ukunda-Likoni road .
The over 1000 rowdy bodaboda riders had staged a protest over what they termed as police harassment in the area.
Police arrested 13 suspects following the demonstration that lasted for over three hours.
According to one of the boda boda operators, it all started on Sunday when a woman sustained serious injuries after falling from a moving motorcycle, when a police officer tried to stop him.
They then became angry and called for a meeting to engage the traffic police officers.
He added that they converged at Kona police area on Monday and started blocking the busy road; they lit bonfires on the road before they were dispersed by the GSU officers; who had been called after the Regular police and Administration police officers were overwhelmed.
The over 200 GSU officers in three lorries had a hard time putting off the fire and removing barriers on the road.
Police help restore order back at the Likoni- Ukunda road.
Majority of those trapped in the protest were tourists who were either travelling to Ukunda or the airport; as the main road was closed.
Likoni police chief Willy Simba confirmed the arrest of the 13 boda boda operators but dismissed claims of police harassment.
He said the bodaboda riders had been breaking rules as most don’t have helmets, jacket reflectors and driving licences.
“These people are very disobedient especially when it comes to traffic rules. On Tuesday the crackdown will continue and we want to tell them that we will not relent until they follow the rules,” said the police boss.
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Wilson Kipsang crosses the line in Tokyo Marathon on Sunday in Japan. PHOTO: COURTESY.
Tokyo, JAPAN: Kenyan Wilson Kipsang set a new record in Tokyo Marathon on Sunday leading compatriots to claim the first six positions in the race held in Japan.
The former Berlin and London Marathon champion clocked 2:3:58 to erase the previous record and set the fastest ever time by any athlete to have completed the race.
Gideon Kipketer came second in 2:05:51 ahead of former winner Dickson Chumba, who managed 2:06:25 as the Kenyans coast to sweep the podium.
Kipsang’s timing of 2:3:58 however means he failed in his bid to eclipse compatriot Dennis Kimetto’s world record of 2:02.57 he set in 2014.
Meanwhile, it was a Kenyan affair as Sarah Chepchirchir won the women’s race in a personal best 2:19:47 beating former champion, Ethiopian, Birhane Dibaba who finished second.
Chepchirchir now adds the triumph to her Lisbon Marathon title having also made headlines in 2013 after she won the Ndakaini Half Marathon.
Lamu, KENYA: Landowners whose lands were acquired for the establishment of a coal plant in Lamu county have rejected the National Lands Commission’s offer to pay them Sh.800,000 per acre as compensation for the lands.
The land owners are instead demanding Sh.2Million per acre compensation and said that they will not accept anything less than that.
Speaking in Lamu on Saturday,they expressed their disgruntlement over the Sh.800,000 per acre compensation and said the NLC was forcing it on them.
They said there was need for the figure to go up since their lands were fully developed with some having put up residences and farms on the lands.
The land owners said their lands had in fact more value compared to the LAPPSET lands yet the owners were given Sh.1.5 million per acre compensation and wondered why their own figure was meager.
“NLC insists that they pay us only Sh.800,000 per acre as compensation but our lands are more developed than the Lapsset lands yet the Lapsset owners were given Sh.1.5 million per acre. Why must we take such a small amount?we demand Sh.2Million per acre or else we won’t release our lands at all,”said Omar Ahmed.
They have also accused the NLC for trying to dupe them of their lands in plain sight by using questionable means to conduct surveys of their lands.
“For instance is you had 10 acres,after the NLC survey you are told you have only 4 acres,many of us are shocked at how 10 acres can drop to 4 just like that and the NLC doesn’t want to listen to the queries we have on that.thats unfair and it’s a con game,”said Yeri Athman.
This comes a week after the NLC announced completion of the verification and identification exercise for genuine land owners to be compensated for their lands that were acquired for the coal plant.
A total of 514 individuals out of the original list of 615 are set to be paid up by the NLC for their lands.
A total of 975 acres have been acquired for the Sh.200 billion coal plant which is expected to generate at least 1,050MW of power once completed.
