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Jubilee Party rejects NTSA's annual vehicle inspection plan - the-star.co.ke
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Who will take on Ruto? Inside lobbying in Opposition for candidate
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Fatal police shooting alone does not amount to torture, Supreme Court rules - the-star.co.ke
The Kenyan Supreme Court has ruled that a fatal police shooting by itself does not constitute torture. This decision comes amid ongoing discussions about police conduct and human rights in Kenya. The ruling suggests that additional factors beyond the act of shooting must be considered to classify an incident as torture. The court's interpretation may influence future legal proceedings involving police actions and victim rights. This case highlights the complexities surrounding the definition and application of international human rights standards within national legal frameworks.
I was set up, Bongo Flava star Matonya claims as court clears him of rape
The article reports that Bongo Flava musician Matonya has claimed he was set up in a rape case, following a court decision that cleared him of the charges. The court ruling indicates that there was insufficient evidence to support the allegations against him. Matonya's claim of being set up suggests he believes someone else orchestrated the accusations against him. The case highlights issues surrounding sexual assault allegations and the legal process in Kenya.
US couple sues over daughter’s death in South C crash
A US couple has filed a lawsuit against authorities in South C following the death of their daughter in a traffic accident. The incident occurred during a visit to the area, and the family alleges negligence or failure to provide adequate safety measures. The case highlights concerns about road safety and emergency response protocols in the region. Details surrounding the crash and legal proceedings remain under investigation.
Court orders release of woman accused of 'spying' on President Ruto
A court has ordered the release of a woman who was accused of spying on President William Ruto of Kenya. The case involves allegations that she gathered intelligence on the president, though specific details of the accusations or evidence remain unclear. The legal proceedings highlight concerns around national security and the treatment of individuals accused of espionage. The ruling underscores ongoing debates about due process and the balance between security measures and individual rights.
The sacred walk: Why Legio Maria faithful hold annual pilgrimage to Homa Bay prison
The article discusses the annual pilgrimage undertaken by followers of Legio Maria, a Christian organization based in Kenya, to Homa Bay prison. This event is described as a 'sacred walk' and is part of the group's religious practices. The pilgrimage involves members traveling to the prison, likely to pray for inmates or engage in spiritual activities. The practice reflects the group's deep faith and their connection to the local community, particularly within the prison system. The article appears to provide background on why this tradition is observed annually.
World Cup nights turn deadly as machete gangs terrorise Mlolongo
The article reports on violent incidents in Mlolongo during World Cup-related celebrations, where machete attacks have occurred. The violence appears to be linked to criminal gangs exploiting the heightened activity around the event. Local authorities have been called upon to address the security concerns, but there has been limited public information on the extent of the problem or specific measures being taken. The situation highlights broader challenges related to public safety during large-scale events.
Court nullifies 30 promotions at DPP’s office
A Kenyan court has ruled to nullify 30 promotions within the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP), raising concerns about the legitimacy and transparency of appointments within the prosecutorial body. The decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the DPP's internal processes and governance structure. Legal experts suggest the ruling could lead to significant administrative changes and potentially impact the efficiency of prosecutions. The case highlights broader issues surrounding accountability and procedural fairness in public institutions.
Iran se pripravlja na pogreb vrhovnega voditelja z tedensko žalostjo
Članek poroča, da se Iran pripravlja na tedensko državno žalovanje po smrti vrhovnega vodje. Dogodek vključuje načrtovane slovesnosti in javne slovesnosti po vsej državi.
Kenija se spopada z naraščajočimi primeri dopinga v atletiki
Članek poroča o naraščajočem številu dopingnih primerov, ki vključujejo kenijske športnike, in poudarja zaskrbljenost športne skupnosti v državi.
Križarski turizem kljubuje krizi na Bližnjem vzhodu, saj prihajajoči dosežejo hitrost
Članek razpravlja o rasti križarskega turizma na Bližnjem vzhodu kljub stalnim regionalnim krizam. Poudarja naraščajoče prihodove potnikov, kar kaže na odpornost v sektorju med geopolitičnimi napetostmi. Članek verjetno raziskuje dejavnike, ki prispevajo k temu trendu, kot so izboljšani varnostni ukrepi, promocijska prizadevanja lokalnih oblasti ali spremembe globalnih potovalnih vzorcev. Medtem ko se regija sooča z nestabilnostjo, se zdi, da križarski turizem uspeva in kaže na potencialne gospodarske koristi za obalne države.
Portugalski Martinez je odpeljal Ronalda, ko je prišlo do tega.
Članek poroča o trenutku med športnim dogodkom, ko se je portugalski trener Martinez zaradi nesoglasja ali konflikta odločil zamenjati Cristiano Ronalda.
Bolniki so zavrnjeni, ker KNH tiho dvigne cene za ključne postopke.
Poročilo opozarja na zaskrbljenost zaradi naraščajočih stroškov, ki vplivajo na dostop do oskrbe, vendar ne zagotavlja posebnih številk ali časovnih okvirov za povečanje cen. Opozarja, da se zdi, da so bile spremembe izvedene brez pomembne javne objave, kar vzbuja vprašanja o preglednosti in dostopnosti bolnikov.
Eliud Kipchoge, žena načrtuje brazilski maraton
Eliud Kipchoge, priznani kenijski tekač na dolge razdalje in olimpijski prvak, je napovedal, da bo sodeloval na maratonu v Braziliji.
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