Mwendantu Digital

24/06/2025

A man has has lost life after mob stoned him to death in Kairune village, North Imenti, Meru county. The deceased is said to have hacked his mother to death after an argument. The man was stoned to death on the spot while he was trying to escape.

24/06/2025

Things got heated earlier today at Tharaka Nithi County Assembly, after the finance committee chair MCA Muriithi Gaturo, withdrew the 2025/26 budget. MCAs stormed out of the County Assembly chanting 'no retreat, no surrender'

24/06/2025

This comes right after the planned tomorrow's demos seemingly to kick off, despite several warnings from various ruling party administration leaders, youths being strictly urged to have peaceful protests across the nation.

24/06/2025

A form two student in Muti-Iguru Secondary Sch. located in Muthambi ward Tharaka Nithi County, has died by su***de

24/06/2025

24/06/2025

A section of MCAs of Tharaka Nithi County storm out of the County Assembly Chambers after the county Finance Committee Chairperson, MCA Godfrey Gaturo, withdrew the proposed 2025/26 Budget Estimates.

24/06/2025

Hon Charity Ngilu, "Our children are fighting for their fundamental rights. Even the church that initially stood by this administration has realised their folly that they did not know it was a sheep in wolf's clothing."

24/06/2025

Pres. William Ruto, "I am very proud of what our police men and women have done in Haiti. Kenya was chosen among the many nations because we have a professional police service that works within the law and operates within the parameters of the requirements of human rights."

24/06/2025

"Every citizen and leader must be respect the police," Pres Ruto to Gen zs ahead of tomorrow's protests. The Head of State also added that without peace and stability, we don't have a nation and emphasized on standing by the police officers to make sure that our country is safe.

24/06/2025

"After the death of Albert Ojwang, 20 more death cases have been reported in police cells," IPOA Chairperson Issack Hassan says.

24/06/2025

Following the planned protests on 25th June 2025, youths have been urged to stay home and citizens urged to continue with businesses and companies to open as usual, as the protests are said to be infiltrated by goons and troublemakers who vandalize cities, steal from businesses and clash with police. Do you think the rulling government should declare tomorrow 25th June a public holiday for remembrance of kenyans that lost their lives during last years national protests that claimed a number of kenyan's citizens?