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Justus Mwenda, a 37-year-old father of three from Meru County, found himself in the public eye after being arrested over claims of operating an unlicensed business. Authorities grew suspicious following a sudden and unexplained surge in his financial status, prompting a thorough investigation into his banking records. What they found shocked everyone—over KSh 50 million…
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Premier League giants Arsenal and Real Sociedad have signed all neccessary paperwork to complete the signing of Martin Zubimendi. The Spaniard will now continue to complete the other formal steps before he is confirmed as an Arsenal player, the first signing of the summer. Both clubs are reported to have agreed to a fee of…
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The Treasury has rejected a proposal by the US-based infrastructure firm Everstrong Capital for the 440-kilometre Nairobi–Mombasa Expressway project, which was intended to link Kenya’s two largest cities with a modern highway. According to the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), the bid fell short of several key benchmarks set by the Public Private Partnership (PPP)…
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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has on Sunday denied allegations that he sponsored last Tuesday goons who caused terror on Gen Z. The goons who challenged the Gen Z who were protesting the mysterious death of social media influencer Albert Ojwang, appeared to have the full protection of the police during the day. Even though the…
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Nickson Wafula, a resilient individual from Kakamega, had always held on to the belief that fortune would one day smile upon him—despite facing countless disappointments. For years, he engaged in sports wagering, diligently studying team forms and match analysis with hopes of landing a major win. But no matter how dedicated he was, success always…
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At 31 years old, Alex Kimani from Nakuru could hardly believe what he saw on his phone screen — a single notification revealed he had just won KES 3 million from one b’et. Overwhelmed and stunned, Alex’s heart raced as he tried to absorb the reality of this life-changing moment. For several months, he had…
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Japheth Wakoli, a resident of Kakamega, had spent nearly four years testing his luck in the world of sports B’ettlng, but victory always eluded him. Running a humble vegetable stall in town, he barely managed to provide for himself. The daily grind and growing frustration left Japheth feeling stuck in a relentless loop of poverty.…
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Evans Omondi, a refined Luo man with a well-known appreciation for life’s luxuries, decided to enjoy an extravagant evening out at a high-end nightclub in Nairobi. With his wife and children safely residing in their rural home, he embraced the city’s buzzing nightlife with enthusiasm. As the night unfolded, Evans encountered two lively Kikuyu ladies…
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Chris Oloo, a cheerful and laid-back man from the Luo community, became the centre of attention in Nairobi following a dramatic event at a luxury hotel. After bagging KES 3 million from a sportpesa, Chris embraced a carefree attitude, famously saying, “Life’s too short to be cautious!” Eager to enjoy his sudden fortune, he spent…
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Neville Kioko, a bachelor from Makueni, has become the talk of the town due to his extravagant lifestyle. With a fleet of six luxury cars and a magnificent five-bedroom mansion, he has caught the attention of many—especially women intrigued by his apparent wealth. However, his current success is a far cry from the difficult past…