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BREAKING NEWS!! EACC officers from Nairobi and Kisumu are currently raiding three home if former Kakamega Assembly Marjority leader JoelvOngoro. Initial reports indicate the officers are a combination of KRA sleuths, Anti Banking Fraud and EACC. Our source says the early morning raid targeted Mr. Ongoro's three homes in Eshibuli, Eshinutsa na Eshiruli. Suspicion is high that this could be because of an Audit implicating Ongoro and some Second Term MCAS in theft of millions at the Assembly.

The much awaited public bidding for Mumias Sugar company, which is under receivership managed by PV R Rao was held on Thursday October 6 2021 at Westlands in Nairobi. A total of eight bidders submitted their bids in a public effort to lease the troubled sugar factory, with top three bidders offering more than Kshs. 10 billion for the factory's leasing. Tumaz and Tumaz enterprises, the company associated with Mwale City investor Julius Mwale topped the bids with Kshs. 27.6 billion over a 20-year lease period. The second highest bid was Kruman Finances with Kshs. 19.7 billion for a 25-year lease. Kruman Finances is associated with French and Turkish investors. Transmara Group (Sarai) closed the top three bids with Kshs. 11.5 billion over a 20 year lease period. Other bidders were Pandhal Industries with Kshs. 9.7 billion over 20 years lease. Kibos Sugar bid came in at Kshs. 8.8 billion. Devki at Kshs. 8.4 billion over 20-years lease and West Kenya Sugar was Kshs. 3.5 bill

By Joel Eshikumo  Lawyer Assa Nyakundi will face murder charges after a court declined to stop the DPP from charging him with the offense. Justice Daniel Ogembo threw out Nyakundi’s application seeking to stop the prosecution from charging him with murder while a manslaughter case continues at Kiambu Law Courts. In his ruling, Justice Ogembo said the accused person’s application lacked merit and that the DPP did not abuse the legal process by instituting the murder charge against him. “I am not convinced that the filling of the murder charged herein in the circumstance under which the same was done amount to an abuse of the legal process on the part of Nyakundi,” ruled Ogembo. DPP filed an application seeking to terminate the manslaughter case by way of entering a nolle prosequi to make room for the introduction of murder charges in 2020.   This was after DCI boss George Kinoti disowned the manslaughter charge and ordered an inquiry into a possible cover-up by the investiga