neymo @Neemoashley

@_James041 Tupatane Rongai ama Al Capone??

The victim of a burglary at Checkpoint Gaming Hub in Ngoigwa Murram, Thika, is seeking the public's assistance to identify three suspects who reportedly broke into the PlayStation gaming lounge at about 8:00 a.m. on Friday, July 17, and stole gaming equipment. According to the victim, the stolen items include a PlayStation 5 console, a PlayStation 4 console, two television sets, four gaming discs and five PlayStation controllers, with the suspects and the vehicle used during the incident captured on CCTV footage. The matter has since been reported to police, and the victim is appealing to anyone who can positively identify the suspects to come forward with information that could assist in their arrest, as investigations into the burglary continue.

🔥 The stage is set. The stars are ready. History awaits. 🔥 ✨ Yamal's magic. 🪄 Messi's mastery. 🐐 One EPIC final. One unforgettable night. Join us as we come together to witness history unfold LIVE! 📍 Al Capone – Thika Road 📍 Club Legend – Rongai Bring your voice. Bring your jersey. Bring your passion. 🗣️🙌 ⚖️ By day we argue the law. Tonight, we argue football. 😄 See you there! 🇪🇸🔥🇦🇷

Repost to reach his family..... 💔

Mkuje please Sunton📍 next to total Petrol station

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Kartelo🦍🇦🇷 @curtiske8

2 days ago

Just launched my Fast food/Hotel joint at Sunton today. Walai mkuje mkule nipate za upkeep.

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We members of the @LawSocietyofKe have said we WANT JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY NOW!!!

LSK has announced a nationwide boycott of court proceedings on 22 July 2026. Further, it has resolved to commence an indefinite boycott of all courts presided over by Judges or Judicial Officers who have obtained orders staying investigations by the JSC or EACC into complaints lodged against them.

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As At 11:30 ,The People of Olkalou were Still Celebrating and Making Merry.

The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Council, led by President Charles Kanjama, SC, today held a branch visit to the LSK South Eastern Branch at Kyaka Hotel, Machakos. The forum brought together members of the Branch and the Society's leadership for an open and interactive discussion on matters affecting legal practice, the administration of justice, the Rule of Law, and the continued growth and development of the legal profession. Members had the opportunity to raise issues affecting their practice, share experiences from the region, and engage directly with the Council on the Society's ongoing programmes, priorities and strategic direction. Also present was the Advocates Benevolent Association (ABA), led by its Chairman, Byron Menezes, who briefed members on the Association's mandate and the range of welfare initiatives available to advocates. The session highlighted the importance of investing in members' well-being and encouraged advocates to actively participate in programmes that promote professional and personal welfare. Addressing members, President Charles Kanjama, SC, reaffirmed the Council's commitment to a member-centred Society that remains responsive to the needs and aspirations of advocates across all branches. He emphasized the importance of continuous engagement with members, strengthening the independence of the legal profession, safeguarding the Rule of Law, and enhancing the quality of legal services through collaboration, innovation and shared responsibility. The engagement forms part of the Law Society of Kenya's ongoing outreach programme aimed at strengthening ties with members across the country, promoting dialogue between the Council and the Bar, and ensuring that the concerns and perspectives of advocates continue to shape the Society's policies, programmes and advocacy efforts.

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What do I do when I'm not teaching or practicing law? Najaribu tu kukaa fit, jameni. 😅Hii maisha ya law si mchezo. Between deadlines, court, clients and everything else, it's easy to forget to take care of yourself. Yesterday I joined the LSK Nairobi Branch weekly walk and run at Jaffery's Sports Club, and I genuinely enjoyed it. It was refreshing to step away from files, deadlines and court decisions for a couple of hours. If you're an Advocate in Nairobi, consider joining us every Thursday. Come for the walk, stay for the conversations and leave feeling a little lighter. See you next Thursday? 👟🚶🏽‍♀️

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Sammy kamau father celebrate his son victory in Olkalou by election🥲🎉🎉🎉.

My favourite feature tbh 😂😂😂

Zhele @shangatatu

3 days ago

Whoever came up with the concept of texting your number on WhatsApp is a genius and constructive psycho

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In my 73rd Article on the STANDARD TODAY, P.14, I raise the Menace of the E filing system, Delayed Rulings and Judgements & the Unending Promise of ‘All the Judgements and Rulings will be uploaded CTS’ indefinitely ✅✅

The Kenya National Union of Nurses Secretary General, Seth Panyako, ditches DAP-K party and joins UDA. Indeed if you can't beat them, join them.

Here are 5 things every Kenyan should know about the High Court's decision in Migwa v Cana Hospital Ltd & Another (Petition E260 of 2026) 1️⃣ A hospital cannot hold a loved one's body because of an unpaid medical bill. 2️⃣ A dead body is not security for a debt. 3️⃣ Unpaid medical bills do not disappear. A hospital is still entitled to recover the debt but only through the courts and the lawful administration of the deceased's estate, not by detaining the body. 4️⃣ You have constitutional rights. 5️⃣ If a hospital unlawfully detains a body, the family can go to court.

Caroline Oduor @OduorACaroline

2 days ago

A hospital cannot detain a deceased person's body as security for unpaid medical bills. In Migwa (Suing as the Next of Kin of the Estate of the Late Erick Anjenjo Maurice Migwa) v Cana Hospital Limited & Another, Petition E260 of 2026 [2026] KEHC 8541 (KLR), the High Court

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Lawyer Adrian Oluoch shares his perspective on why President William Ruto has remained silent on the issue of goons and organized violence recently witnessed across the country.

On Thursday, 16th July 2026, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) hosted a courtesy meeting with FIDA Kenya, led by LSK Vice President Ms. Tess Nicholas and FIDA Kenya Chairperson Ms. Christine Kungu, to strengthen the longstanding partnership between the two institutions. The discussions focused on key areas of collaboration, including the LSK Annual Conference Women's Breakfast 2026, membership engagement initiatives, Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment (PSEAH), the national response to femicide and gender-based violence, election preparedness ahead of the 2027 General Elections, strategic public interest litigation, the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Kenya's CEDAW Committee Review 2026, and the review and nationwide sensitisation of the LSK Sexual Harassment and Anti-Bullying Policy (SHABP). The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment of LSK and FIDA Kenya to advancing gender equality, promoting access to justice, strengthening the legal profession, and fostering impactful partnerships that serve the public interest.

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You can never know what a voice to your product can do until you try it. Hey, My name is Philip and I am a pro voiceover advertisements talent. With my voice on your product, you can be sure to reach and attend to a bigger audience. Lets work !

The Court has declared MOGO's loan of KSh 400,000, which ballooned to KSh 976,750, illegal. The borrower had taken a loan of KSh 400,000 and had already repaid KSh 299,369. However, MOGO claimed he still owed KSh 677,381 and demanded a total repayment of KSh 976,750 to redeem the loan. The Small Claims Court found that MOGO's effective interest rate of about 86.4%, together with additional charges, was exploitative and oppressive. The Court also held that MOGO failed to prove the penalties, monitoring fees, insurance fees and other amounts it claimed because it could not justify how those figures were calculated. Applying the in duplum rule, the Court ruled that interest cannot exceed the principal amount advanced. It rejected MOGO's inflated claim and entered judgment for only KSh 100,631, the outstanding balance after deducting the borrower's repayment plus court-rate interest and costs.

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KTN traces Poll Master Limited to alleged cash payments to Ol Kalou voters.