A SENIOR NATIONAL administrator was in for a rude
shock after his request for a transfer was reportedly denied. Instead, he was
given a strict ultimatum: eliminate crime in his jurisdiction within three
months or face dismissal. The officer had sought a transfer from a region that
has recently experienced a surge in crime. His attempts to use a top politician
to influence the decision fell flat. He has also allegedly been accused of
abetting crime and failing to bring perpetrators to justice, leading to growing
dissatisfaction among residents.
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AN INFLUENTIAL AIDE to a senior political leader is
on the verge of being sacked following complaints from politicians who accuse
him of harassment and overstepping his mandate. In one incident that sparked a
rift, the aide allegedly blocked a senior official from accessing the leader
during a public event. The situation drew the attention of MPs, who accused him
of exerting undue influence and attempting to control lawmakers and senior
officials. Our sources indicate that the appointing authority is now
considering removing the aide to preserve good relations with lawmakers.
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DID A GOVERNOR from one of the country’s restive
regions pay a secret night visit to a senior political heavyweight? Reports
suggest that the county boss allegedly drove himself—without his aides or top
officials—to the home of the influential leader, fearing for his political
future ahead of the 2027 election. During the meeting held at the political
figure’s rural home, the governor arrived with headlights off and was received
only by the host. In an effort to maintain secrecy, some of the political
heavyweight’s aides were sent away just minutes before the visit. Speculation
is now rife that the governor may soon announce his departure from his current
political camp as he realigns himself for the 2027 election.
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A DELEGATION OF Kenyan pilots was recently spotted in an undisclosed American country, reportedly testing at least four Boeing planes set for delivery in the coming months. The aircraft are expected to replace about eight others whose leases were terminated. The move has raised questions about the identity of the new investor behind such a massive purchase, given that each plane cost hundreds of millions of shillings.
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