Police have admitted that they arrested former Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter in a dramatic incident captured on the road in Kileleshwa, Nairobi. The team involved in the drama said they staged the dramatic arrest after he allegedly resisted arrest. He is under probe over some allegations among other issues,” said an officer aware of the incident. Keter was arrested as he left a church event in the Kileleshwa area, Nairobi. Keter’s handler would later post on his official Facebook Page "Abducted and taken to an unknown destination.

President William Ruto has responded to the trending hashtag #RutoMustGo during a media roundtable on Sunday. The President said the hashtag does not bother him since Kenyans have a constitutional right to keep his administration in check. "Everybody is entitled to their opinion. I have a job to do. Citizens are free to engage in discourse that they want to but those are the fruits and signs of a democracy," Ruto said.

Keter and his wife explained how they were dramatically arrested on Sunday morning. The team involved in the drama said they staged the dramatic arrest after he allegedly resisted arrest. Keter was arrested as he left a church event in the Kileleshwa area, Nairobi. If indeed this is Keter getting arrested why and where are they taking him? #ReleaseAlfredKeter.”Kanu chairman Gideon Moi said “Today, the nation has witnessed the abduction of former Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter in Nairobi, another incident in a series of proliferating gangland-type kidnappings.

At least 23 protesters were shot dead by anti-riot police during the anti-finance bill protests in the country. Rex Masai (l) was shot dead during anti-finance bill protests in Nairobi. When is Rex Masai's burial date? According to the pathologist’s findings, Rex was shot in the thigh and succumbed to excessive bleeding as a result. In fresh updates, Gillian Munyao, the mother, emotionally described her son Masai's final moments before the deadly shooting.

Law Society of Kenya President Faith Odhiambo provided the update on social media hours after Keter was abducted by men believed to be police officers. “Hon Alfred Keter is being held at Kamkunji Police Station,” the LSK President revealed in an update on her X account. After assuming office, President Ruto assured Kenyans that abductions and extra-judicial killings would come to an end in his administration. Opposition leaders and critics weigh inGideon Moi: Today, the nation has witnessed the abduction of former Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter in Nairobi, another incident in a series of proliferating gangland-type kidnappings. RELEASE ALFRED KETER.

Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing'oei is among those who turned against the authorities following the abduction of former Nandi Hills Member of Parliament Alfred Keter on Sunday. We must resist the temptation to adopt extra-legal means even in the pursuit of legitimate objectives,” Kipkorir noted. "Today, the nation has witnessed the abduction of former Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter in Nairobi, another incident in a series of proliferating gangland-type kidnappings. After assuming office, President Ruto assured Kenyans that abductions and extra-judicial killings would come to an end in his administration. ADVERTISEMENTHowever, recent wave of unexplained abductions and disappearance of social media influencers point to a worrying trend.

Kanu chairman Gideon Moi has urged the government to release anyone being held unlawfully in any part of the country. While insisting that the government must uphold the rule of law and ensure the safety of all citizens, Moi said desperate attempts to instil fear in the public and silence dissent are unwarranted, uncalled for, and has no place in Kenya. Keter, a fierce critic of President William Ruto and his administration, was arrested around the Lavington area on Sunday afternoon. Police have admitted that they arrested Keter in the dramatic incident. Foreign Affairs in the Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs PS Korir Singóei also expressed outrage over the manner Keter was arrested.

Before long, the light-sleeping daughter of Rarieda was halfway down the stairs in panic, relaying the news of the arrival of police officers. Extra-judicialWhen his officers started breaking down my gate around 1.40am on Tuesday, I knew my turn at being an extra-judicial statistic had finally arrived. I arrived at Kajiado police station way past my elastic limit of endurance and with a glimmer of survival barely flickering. Getting locked up at Kajiado police station was not the first time I had been a guest of the state. Kajiado police station has a female officer who doubles up as the resident chaplain.

[Kelly Ayodi, Standard]The Office of the President has directed at least ten groups to nominate two members each to form a 100-member Steering Committee for a Multi-Sectoral Forum addressing issues raised by the youth in the country. Among those involved are nationwide umbrella organizations representing youth, civil society, religious organizations, the business community, academia, student leadership, Majority and Minority leaders of Parliament, and the Council of Governors, among other stakeholder groups. “In his national address, His Excellency the President announced that a National Multi-Sectoral Forum (NMSF) would be constituted to engage all stakeholders in addressing the concerns raised by the youth. Nominations are to be completed by July 7, with the President leading the first meeting once it commences. The committee was formed after youth across the country staged demonstrations demanding the withdrawal of the 2024 Finance Bill, good leadership, and an end to corruption, among other issues.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned Kenya Kwanza politicians against ''displaying opulence and arrogance'' to Kenyans. Speaking in Kaplong, Bomet County on Sunday, Gachagua told leaders that they should respect Kenyans whom he said are their employers. "Let us stop chest thumbing, let us respect the people of Kenya, let's address them with humility and respect," Gachagua appealed. Gachagua referred to a section of Kenya Kwanza politicians who have been driving high-end and top-of-the-range cars while splashing millions in public display of opulence. "Don't display arrogance and opulence to people who are struggling, address people with humility and respect, you can still pass a powerful message with humility," he said.

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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Sunday revealed that there were few individuals in President William Ruto’s administration who did not want him there. Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Anne Amadi administer the oath of office for Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua at Kasarani Stadium on September 13, 2022. With rumours of an impending impeachment motion, Gachagua told Sotik residents that he would stick with President Ruto through his political term. Gachagua who had recently alleged that President Ruto was not receiving timely advice promised to always speak to the Head of State on key issues affecting the nation. Gachagua reasoned that President Ruto’s administration must address issues that were making Kenyans uncomfortable with the Kenya Kwanza regime.

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Kenyans in diaspora reject President Ruto’s plan to engage Gen ZsKenyans living in Washington DC, USA, have rejected President William Ruto’s plans to engage the public through the recently announced National Multi-Sectoral Forum and instead want the Head of State to speak directly to Gen Zs in the country. “Despite withdrawing the Finance Bill on June 26, 2024, he (President Ruto) avoided accountability for his own shoot-to-kill orders. The group is now calling on these leaders to withdraw their public support for the Ruto regime. “The Kenyan Diaspora reaffirms its commitment to support efforts towards a peaceful and prosperous Kenya. They also praised the efforts of the Kenya Red Cross and health workers who risked their lives to provide emergency care to injured protesters.