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Zadock Angira's focus is on local news in Kenya, primarily centered around law enforcement, security, crime, and government affairs. His coverage heavily features expert commentary as well as government announcements and breaking news.
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Security and immigration arrangements have been put in place, including enhanced surveillance and the establishment of special immigration desks at airports and border points, ahead of the African Nations Championships (CHAN) set to begin today
At least four girls aged between two and 12 have been defiled by their fathers, while another five-year-old girl was defiled and murdered by an unknown person in the last week.
A Police Constable attached to Kanyonyo Police Station shot dead his girlfriend and another woman in whose house she had sought refuge at Kanyonyo market, Kitui County, on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
By: Zadock Angira, Kepher Otieno
Interior and National Administration CS Kipchumba Murkomen is this morning scheduled to hold a meeting between members of the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) and senior police officers in a bid to iron out the fallout over the multi-billion police recruitment drive.
By: Zadock Angira
Al Shabaab militants are using at least nine companies to import drones, VHF radios, military camouflage and other terror-related cargo from China through Kenya.
By: Zadock Angira
Kitengela has become a recurring hotspot for violent protests over fuel, land and governance issues, leading to business losses, insecurity, destruction of property and disrupted livelihoods.
Illegal logging, extraction of forest resources for domestic, medicinal and aesthetic use have been identified as threats to forest ecosystems in Kenya.
The Police Clearance Certificate, formerly referred to as Certificate of Good Conduct, will from next week be processed within a day from the initial 14 days following an upgrade of the system.
