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The global organ trafficking network - Eldoret Branch
When you see an Indian doing charity, he is covering for the immense damage he is doing somewhere else. Medi heal was known was known for waving the medical bills of patients who could not afford to pay. Below the surface, they were buying kidneys for $4,000 from locals and selling the same for... -
Route 111 Bus Pilot Project has begun
The Route 111 Pilot Project has begun! Say hello to fixed fare and scheduled rides along Ngong Road! No more guesswork—expect reliable, safe and comfortable transport. What to Expect: - Fixed fares - Scheduled departures - Safer and more comfortable experience -
Justin Muturi: William Ruto is a very dangerous character.
We thought Uhuru's incompetence was the lowest we could sink. Ruto reminds us there is something lower; incompetence with naked looting. -
The Kenya Advanced Institute of Science and Technology to Open Soon
We all hope conman hatakojolea with political appointments. Cost of construction was 10 billion on 22 acres of land. That same piece of land would have cost upwards of 5 billion in the more preferred city locations for such institutions. It was done by Koreans. This is how public institutions... -
Highway Heist Foiled: Stolen Lorry Recovered, Three Arrested
Detectives in Kajiado Central, working with the Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau, have busted a daring cargo theft operation, arresting three suspects and recovering a stolen lorry. The Scania lorry, registered as T260T CGS, was loaded with maize worth Sh1.7 million and was en route to... -
Naivasha Court Finds Husband Guilty of Wife’s 2017 Murder at Gilgil Hotel After Eight Year Legal Battle
The couple during happier times Naivasha High Court Judge Richard Mwongo has convicted former United Nations (UN) employee Nicholas Koskei for the murder of his wife, Rhoda Mumbi Mutua, bringing an end to an eight-year legal battle that had been marred by delays. The court found that Koskei... -
A Practical Question for A.I. (Akili Bandia)
Question: I have three mangoes that I should eat one each day. One is unripe, the other is just right, and the last one is too ripe. In what order should I eat the mangoes to derive maximum benefits? Answer from DeepStick (Thought for 64 seconds): Okay, so the user has three mangoes to eat over... -
A Summary of the Particulars of the Sarah Cohen Case
To say the least, it is infuriating to learn about all the circumstantial evidence that points to foul play and to know that the perpetrator almost walked free, with properties obtained from a forged will. As they say, if you have money in this country, you have nothing to fear from the law... -
The Bird that Lays Green Eggs
The tinamou bird is one of the most mysterious and beautiful birds in the world. It lives in the forests of South and Central America. This bird is characterized by its extreme shyness and the difficulty of being seen in the wild, making it a rare target for nature lovers. But what stands out... -
Papua New Guinea's Sky-High Lifelines
The breathtaking highlands of Papua New Guinea The highlands of Papua New Guinea stand as one of the world’s most formidable landscapes—a maze of steep ridges cloaked in dense jungle and perpetually soaked by mist and rain. Rising to meet the clouds, these rugged peaks are as stunning as they... -
The H-1B Visa Controversy in the United States
USA and West are rejecting Indians: not just because of jobs, credibility is a issue! | H1B Visa Our education system has been taking a trajectory similar to India's in many ways. It is only a matter of time before other countries start doubting Kenyan qualifications. When the education system... -
They Almost Made Meth on an Industrial Scale
One mistake; they failed to disguise the facility properly. If they had feigned farming or pig/chicken rearing, they would have operated safely for years. The next group might succeed.