Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

Prominent Jamaican dancehall artist Vybz Kartel (born Adidja Palmer) and co-defendants Shawn “Shawn Storm” Campbell and Andre St John denied bail by Kingston's Supreme Court. Justice Andrea Thomas explained that despite their earlier overturned murder convictions due to juror misconduct, the accused are not considered acquitted and thus must remain behind bars until a retrial decision is made.

Former US President Donald Trump condemns guilty verdict in the hush-money trial, calling it a "rigged" and "disgraceful" process while maintaining his innocence. Sentencing is set for 11 July just before the Republican National Convention. Trump blames the verdict on the Biden administration's attempt to damage a political rival and vows to keep fighting. “This was a rigged, disgraceful trial. The real verdict is going to be November 5, by the people. They know what happened here, and everybody knows what happened here.”

High Court directs KAA to pay Ksh 433 million to Machiri Ltd - a contractor hired over a decade ago for demolition work at JKIA.

Self-Sponsored Kenyan Athletes Grace Kidake and Simon Losiaboi Return with Six Medals from Albania Kenyan athletes Grace Miroyo Kidake and Simon Lokiru Losiaboi have returned from the Speed Masters Athletics Challenge in Shkodra, Albania, with six medals after selling their animals to self-sponsor their trip to Albania. Grace Kidake, competing in the W35 women’s class, won three gold medals in the 800m, 400m, and 200m events. She received the heartbreaking news of her father's passing just before the contest and dedicated her victories and medals to her late father, whom she says was her main supporter and motivator. Meanwhile, Simon Losiaboi, competing in the M50 men’s class, secured gold medals in the 400m and 800m events and a bronze medal in the 200m event. Kidake and Losiaboi will participate in the World Masters Athletics Championships and the World Masters Marathon Championships scheduled for August and October.

EPRA pushing directive compelling Kenya Power to refrain from disconnecting customers over disputed bills.

South Africa: As of 21:05 EAT - 8033 of 23293 Voting Districts completed. ANC 1,841,163 votes, DA 1,070,723 votes, MK 408,004 votes, EFF 396,036 votes.

As counting progresses, Julius Malema moves to position four after EFF is overtaken by uMkhonto weSizwe (MK)

Reading this incoherent jaba statement leads to many questions than answers. What's the rationale behind ‘friends’ providing assistance to the President during his official duties? Are we beggars? What happened to our sovereignty? Is it really secure for another government to be involved in our county travel arrangements and official travel. Is it good for national security? Is this a G to G travel arrangement like the G to G oil saga?

Scandal Erupts at Posta Kenya Over Unpaid Salaries, Fake Certificates & Management Disputes A scandal is unfolding at Posta Kenya, with reports indicating that the Human Resources department at the headquarters has identified nearly 300 employees possessing fake degrees and diplomas. Sources reveal that these fraudulent certificates were filtered to protect certain staff members most of whom are reportedly children of high-ranking officials. Read more: t.ly/m5xiz

Whispers are abuzz with the latest scoop on President William Ruto's lavish trip to the US following a major public uproar about the chartered Kshs. 200 million Boeing 737-700 VIP private jet. Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 30, President Ruto had the audacity to claim the jet cost a mere Ksh. 10 million thanks to his “friends” who chipped in. “I am not a mad man,” he declared. But who the hell are these friends? Why are they so keen to bankroll our president’s lavish lifestyle? Well, according to the money trail, it turns out that indeed the bill wasn’t footed by our frugal president but by his so-called "friends" at some company UAE-based AI company. Read more: t.ly/mrqwf