Arrest Warrant Issued Against Senator Fred Outa And Former Kisumu Deputy Governor Ruth Odinga

Fred Outa And Ruth Odinga | Image Courtesy

From the Kenyan Courts

An arrest warrant has been issued against the current Kisumu Senator Fred Outa And Former Kisumu Deputy Governor Ruth Odinga for failing to appear in court over a case linking them to attack of IEBC  officials. 

Voters File Complaint Against Kethi Kilonzo at IEBC

Naomi Shaban Admits that POLL RESULTS WERE ALTERED

Finally The Verdict is out: RUTO FOUND GUILTY

Nairobi Kenya: Deputy President William Ruto has lost ownership of a 100-acre contentious piece of land in Uasin Gishu County.

The High Court on Friday ruled that Ruto has failed to provide evidence that he purchased the land belonging to Eldoret farmer Adrian Muteshi.

The court has also ordered the deputy president to pay Muteshi Sh5 million for trespassing on his land and denying him use since 2008.

I conclusively find that Muteshi is the owner of the land,” Rose Ougo said in her ruling.
“The evidence before me it’s clear that there were fraudulently activities in the manner the land was subdivided and sold.”

Man Charged With Murder of Wife Who Infact Is a Live and Very Well

Mombasa, Kenya: A port clerk was charged and detained in remand for months over the murder of his wife and daughter who were in fact alive and well.

Henry Onyango Agunda, then a clerk of the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), was dragged out of his house in Changamwe on suspicion of murdering his wife Margaret Akinyi and daughter Rhoda Nyanje on December 5, 2010.

He was detained at the local police station for about 10 days after which he was charged before Justice Maureen Odero who remanded him at Shimo la Tewa Prison to await his trial.

But when he appeared in court in March 2011 for the mention of his double murder case, he was surprised to see his wife and daughter in the public gallery.

The wife the KPA clerk is alleged to have killed raised her hand in court to inform the judge that there was a bad mistake but she did not catch the eye of Justice Odero.

Instead, Agunda was sent back to remand where he remained until April 21, 2011 when the state realised the police had duped the prosecution and terminated the murder charges.

Now the stonemason has sued the state demanding Sh15 million as compensation for wrongful confinement.

The state is yet to reply to an affidavit seeking declaration that he was wrongfully brought before the court and his reputation ruined due to a meticulous conspiracy hatched allegedly by his mother in law Mary Nyanguka and police in Changamwe.

Although Agunda had been set free, he bore injuries he claims to have sustained during a violent arrest and incarceration.....Courtesy of Standard Digital News

Developing Story: Eleven Mombasa Women Caught Having S*x With A Dog Detained

Police in Mombasa are still holding the 11 girls and a foreigner who were caught in ‘ dogly act’. The Police have been granted three days by the resident magistrate to detain the culprits over an alleged case of exploitation and prostitution.

Initially there were allegations that the sexual act involved dogs, an assertion that could not be proved at the moment and the police asked for more time, to conduct comprehensive investigations.

The Mombasa Prostitution Culprits

The lawyer for the accused Lumatete Muchai however asked the court not to grant the investigating officers more time insisting they lacked evidence to prosecute the suspects.

However, the police explained to the court that they had confiscated some pornographic material which would aid the police in their investigation. The accused will appear in court on Monday. (Additional Source Courtesy of Daily Nation).

Shocking: Eleven Kenyan Women Caught Having S*X With A Dog InNyali - Mombasa.

Eleven Women Caught With A dog in The Act

Very Shocking: Eleven Kenyan  women and a foreigner have been arrested in Nyali, Mombasa after they were found shooting a pornographic movie with a  dog.

The women and the foreigner who police  identified as a Swedish national were arrested last night in at an apartment in Nyali . Cameras used in the shoot were also confiscated from the scene.

Kisauni DCIO Shadrack Juma said the apartment operates as a brothel and police raided the place last night following a tip off. He added that the Swedish national arrived in the country as a tourist two days ago and is believed to have been engaging in the pornography business. 

He said the eleven women and  the foreigner   arraigned in court today where they will be charged with engaging in unnatural acts. - News Courtesy of The Star.

A Man Who Underwent Sex Change SuesThe Kenya National Examinations Council - She Wants Her Certificates To Indicate That She Is Now Woman

A woman who changed her gender from male to female has sued the Kenya National Examination Council for a new examination certificates reflecting her new gender.

In a landmark case filed at the Milimani court, Audrey Mbugua Ithibu who was born Andrew Mbugua says the fact that her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education bears a different gender and name, she has been unable to get a job which was a violation of her rights.

 Audrey wrote her KCSE exams as a man and was issued with her certificate in 2001. She was thereafter diagnosed with gender identity disorder. 

Gender identity disorder is the formal diagnosis used by psychologists and physicians to describe persons who experience significant gender dysphoria (discontent with the sex they were assigned at birth and/or the gender roles associated with that sex). It describes the symptoms related to transsexualism, as well as less extreme manifestations of gender dysphoria.

 Individuals with GID are commonly referred to as "transgender". According to Wikipedia, the prevalence of GID is estimated to be approximately 1 in 30,000, though some researchers suggest that the prevalence is actually significantly higher than this. 

 Audrey was treated at Mathare hospital and changed her name from Andrew to Audrey to match her gender identity. She then embarked on the process of changing the particulars on her national Identity card, passport and education certificates so as to reflect the changed status.

 On December 1, 2010 she wrote to Kenya National Examination Council inquiring about change of names and gender on certificates for persons diagnosed with gender identity disorder.

 In its response ten days later, the council said it only considered changing gender on certificate of individuals who have sufficient reason and evidence to prove that their case is genuine.
 It also said that for individuals who are undergoing or have undergone a sex change, the council can consider changing the certificates only if the affected individuals present recent medical reports from qualified medical practitioners as evidence of sex change.

Two months later she once again wrote to KNEC and inquired about the process of change of name on certificates of individuals diagnosed with gender identity disorder but who had yet to undergo gender reassignment surgery.

The response from the KNEC was different and detailed. The council said it had yet to develop a policy to provide for change of name for persons who have undergone gender changes so as to make adequate arrangements for certificate of individuals who have submitted prerequisite evidence.

The council also said it requires the individual to provide a doctor’s report, birth certificates, affidavit, any certification from the council, registered deed poll, a gazetted copy of the old and new ID card.

She said she provided all the information and documentation required by the council and had high expectations that it would carry out the changes she requested.

However, when she pursued the matter with the council on August 3 last years, she was told it was impossible for the change she requested to be effected on her certificate after the exam results had been released.

She didn’t give up and on February 28, 2013 she wrote to the council renewing her request to have the name and gender on her certificate changed. This time round, the council promised to respond to her request within two weeks.

Audrey re-submitted her documents as required to facilitate the council in acting on her request. To date, she has received no response and neither has the council re-issued her with the amended KCSE certificate.

In her suit, Audrey accuses the council of refusing to effect the change despite giving her hope that it will do same. She says the council's refusal was tantamount to failing its statutory duty and was unfair and unjustified.

The council's refusal had also caused her to suffer distress and depression due to the daily stigma of being unable to secure employment. Her matter will come up for directions on May 28.

Courtesy of The Star News

The Only Question That IEBC has Never Answered

According to the Final Figures Released by the IEBC on the Presidential Results; I do believe that the figure would be out soon clearly for the public, IEBC has an open question to answer to the Millions of Voters.

The number of Votes cast does not tally with rejected votes plus votes received by all the candidates combined.This is the biggest mystery of all behind the disputed Kenyan polls.

Francis Atwoli Sentenced To Jail

Francis Atwoli with Education Minister Hon. Mutula Kilonzo

 Cotu Secretary general Francis Atwoli was on Friday, 12th October 2012 ordered to serve a 3 -Months jail term or pay a fine of Kes. 500,000.00 for defying a court order by inciting tea pickers to go on strike.

Appearing before Lady Justice Isaac Lenaola at Milimani Law Courts, Atwoli was further ordered to place a public apology in two Kenyan Local dailies within a period of 21 days.

 

Atwoli was found guilty of calling for a strike by tea workers in violation of a court order stopping him and other officials from doing so. This successful application was done by Kenya Tea Growers Association and they sought to have Francis Atwoli and some Officials of Agricultural Workers Union (Kenya), be sent to jail for failing to obey orders barring the workers strike. In His Argument, Atwoli claimed that he was never served with the court order, and just like the rest of the public, he only saw the order as an advertisement on one of the local dailies. A claim which was dismissed by the judge.