Author: winnie mabel

I am Winnie Mabel, a seasoned journalist with over 10 years of experience in the media and communications industry, including 5 years specializing in digital communications. My skills range from crafting compelling stories and managing content with precision to formulating content strategy and effective audience engagement.

Murang’a County was shaken on Thursday morning after a routine police operation took a dangerous turn. A police officer from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Mathioya unit found himself battling for his life after his mobile phone exploded unexpectedly in his pocket. Police Constable Simon Chepkirwok was part of a four-officer team traveling to Kinangop, Nyandarua County, on official duty. At around 9:53 a.m., as their vehicle sped along the quiet roads of Murang’a, a sudden explosion jolted the officers. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: In a matter of seconds, Chepkirwok’s mobile phone ignited in his left…

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Marya Okoth and YY Comedian have officially announced their separation in a recent social media post, leaving their fans stunned. In the announcement, Marya Okoth conveyed the news with a sense of formality and restraint. She began with, “Hello and good morning,” setting a respectful tone for the message. She went on to state, “We are saddened to let you know that Marya Okoth and YY Comedian will no longer be together due to unavoidable circumstances.” Follow our Facebook page for more updates: This indicates that the breakup was prompted by reasons that are not disclosed, suggesting personal or private…

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Kenyan television star Winnie Ndubi Bwire, best known for her role in the popular series “Sultana,” has sadly passed away. The beloved actress died on September 5, 2024, while undergoing cancer treatment in Turkey, according to a statement released by her family on Thursday morning. The family expressed profound grief, saying, “It is with a heavy heart and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce Winfred Bwire Ndubi lost her battle to cancer. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: We are deeply grateful for the overwhelming support, prayers, and generous giving during her treatment.” Ndubi’s passing comes just…

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Ugandan marathoner Rebecca Cheptegei has passed away just days after surviving a horrific attack by her former boyfriend. The 33-year-old Olympic athlete, known for her stellar performances including a gold medal at the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships in 2022, succumbed to injuries sustained when her ex-boyfriend doused her in petrol and set her alight. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Cheptegei, who had recently returned home from church, suffered severe burns in the attack, which occurred in north-west Kenya where she had been living and training. Reports indicate that the violent incident stemmed from a dispute over…

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Mining and Blue Economy Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho has forcefully rejected claims that he is a mastermind in the drug trafficking racket, challenging his accusers to provide evidence to support their allegations. The once-celebrated Mombasa Governor, now embroiled in a fierce legal battle, has found himself at the center of a storm after the Genesis for Human Rights Commission dragged him to court, claiming his appointment was tainted by scandal. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The human rights group, led by Caleb Ngwena, accused Joho of being involved in illegal drug trafficking—a charge they say was outlined in…

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A quiet morning in Nakuru West turned eerie on Wednesday as fresh sinkholes and gaping fissures emerged, swallowing up patches of land and sending shockwaves of fear through the community. Curious locals, armed with smartphones, flocked to the largest sinkhole, watching as it filled with rainwater—a haunting spectacle against the backdrop of overcast skies. For the residents of Nakuru, this unsettling event was a bitter reminder of the land’s volatile nature. In May, the earth cracked wide open after relentless rains, forcing over 500 families in Kaptembwa to flee as their homes crumbled. Follow our Facebook page for more updates:…

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Eunice ‘Mammito’ Njeri, one of Kenya’s top stand-up comedians, is taking a stand against cyberbullying. Known for her sharp wit and humorous skits, Mammito is no stranger to online trolls who often attack her body physique, specifically targeting her breasts and neck. In a recent interview, she candidly shared her experience, revealing that the criticism goes beyond social media, having started as early as her school days. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: “People have always made fun of my boobs for being saggy. But what’s wrong with that?” Mammito asked defiantly. “I’ve lost a lot of weight, and…

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Pastor Victor Kanyari has entered the fray surrounding the controversial remarks made by Bishop Ben Kiengei, who body-shamed social media influencer Pritty Vishy during a live show. Kiengei, a well-known pastor and media personality, had sparked outrage when he called Vishy “ugly, unattractive, and fat” in his local dialect, prompting a wave of criticism from both the public and fellow clergy. Though Bishop Kiengei issued a verbal apology, acknowledging the hurt his words caused and asking for forgiveness, Pastor Kanyari believes that more needs to be done to make amends. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: In a recent…

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ODM die-hard supporter Nuru Okanga has revealed that he has ventured into the posho mill business in his village, thanks to a generous contribution of KSh 700,000 from Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi. The outspoken political figure has used part of the funds to purchase a posho mill worth KSh 139,000, setting his sights on a new chapter as a budding entrepreneur. Just weeks ago, MP Sudi had promised Okanga a total of KSh 1.3 million to help him get on his feet with both business and housing needs. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: True to his word, Sudi…

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High Court Judge Roselyn Aburili has delivered a stern warning against the use of school buses for private events, cautioning both schools and the public about the severe legal and financial risks that come with this practice. The ruling stems from a tragic incident involving a school bus hired to transport church members to a religious event on April 23, 2023. The bus, insured under a policy exclusively covering educational activities, was involved in an accident. The resulting legal case highlighted the potentially disastrous consequences of using school buses for non-educational purposes. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Justice…

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