Lynn Kolongei is a news writer for Standard Group PLC, with a focus on local news in Kenya, specifically in Nairobi. Lynn covers a wide range of topics, including crime, court cases, land disputes, and human interest stories, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep readers informed about important events happening in the region.
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Eldoret, Kenya (Local)
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A woman wants the High Court in Eldoret to order that her alleged co-wife be buried at her kin’s home.
The High Court in Eldoret has ordered that a dispute over the final resting place of a 65-year-old woman who died six months ago should be subjected to mediation.
Speaking for the first time since the formation of the broad-based government, Raila said that the country was burning and he stepped in to quell tensions.
As Eldoret transitions into its new status as a burgeoning urban centre, the promise of prosperity has attracted unscrupulous individuals and companies looking to exploit the situation.
All indications had pointed to a frosty relationship between Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii and his deputy John Barorot.
By: Lynn Kolongei
A day after John Barorot resigned as Uasin Gishu deputy governor, a section of the residents has claimed that he quit because of frustration.
Leaders claim there is a scheme by DP Gachagua and a section of politicians to cause a rift in Kenya Kwanza to weaken Ruto's political influence in the region.
Chairperson of University Academic Staff Union (UASU), Moi University branch, Dr Richard Okero said the teaching staff have not been paid salaries for two months.
Uasin Gishu county assembly is set to vet Deputy Governor nominee Evans Kipruto Kapkea Wednesday.
By: Lynn Kolongei
Eldoret High Court Judge Reuben Nyakundi agreed to review the bond terms of the youths and directed that they each be released on a personal bond of Sh100,000 without security.
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