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By Purity Mandu, Journalism & Digital Media student, KCA University. Photo courtesy; DCI Kenya (Twitter), Recovered from Thugs around Nairobi CBD. Since the early decades, when people would capture others for sale in slave trade, the global crime rate has been rising. In Kenya, different communities would engage in cattle rustling to steal cattle for their communities and bride prices. However, crime has continued to change its face and form over time. Some of the crimes that are currently being committed include: capital crimes or offenses, as well as minor offenses such as terrorism, burglary, pickpocketing, street snatching, poaching, rape, and killing, among others. Crime is one of the most expensive expenditures for governments, which is why there are security forces in place. Security is a must for achieving global sustainable economic development. The safety and security of a country's people determines its potential for growth and prosperity. Increased insecurity, on t

  Photo courtesy; Raidon Munoko Press Team. What You need to know; Hon Raidon Wekesa Munoko is one among candidates on the ballot for Bungoma Senate Seat. Munoko has been loud and persistent on his desires and promises to the people of all walks in Bungoma as well specific groups of people, Youths, Women, PWD’s, Elderly… in business, sports and culture, education among many other areas of interest. With all his lucrative promises and Agenda to the people of Bungoma, Munoko’s last promise as the voting day nears is nothing but DELIVERY. 8th December 2022 was set aside as the day for senate by-elections in Bungoma County, a vacancy that was created as a result of former senator, Moses Wetangula’s resignation as he vied for the National Assembly Speaker’s position which he won. Bungoma has been in campaign mode since then with aspirants heading to the field to battle it out for party tickets as well independent and at least 8 candidates will be on the ballot with Wetangula’s aide Waful

Photo courtesy; 4 IEBC desenting Commisioners.   What you need to know; Juliana Cherera was among the four IEBC commisioners who desented just concluded election results. Cherera led the team of four to denounce Chebukati's Bomas results which were uphold by the court. Cherera's resignation follows that of Commisioner Justus Nyang'aya . IEBC Vice chair person Juliana Cherera has today tendered her resignation letter as the Commision's Vice Chair. Her resignation follows that of Commisioner Justus Nyang'aya recently who also resigned as a Commisioner of the Independent body. Cherera and Nyang'aya were among the four IEBC desenting Commisioners who disputed Chairman's Wafula Chebukati's results of announcing President William Samoei Ruto as the President-elect. Cherera addressed her letter to the President through the Public Service board. See resignation letter below...

Photo courtesy; Hon. Julius Masinde Press Team What you need to know; Hon. Julius Masinde has vowed to remain steadfast in the senate house, championing for the best to his people in Bungoma. He has been persistent with his four point agenda, promising to deep into it once given chance as the senator. Bungoma Senate elections is Set for Thursday 8th December 2022. Promising to give his best to the people of Bungoma, Senatorial hopeful Julius Masinde got nothing to hide but all optimism in him clinching the top seat. Hon. Julius Masinde in a past Campaign program Masinde has, in his campaigns vowed to make Bungoma County what it deserves to be in ensuring he makes his office more engaged with voters, launching projects across the county to ensure locals has food on the table. Masinde is optimistic and hopeful of a more developed County under his watch as the Senator, Promising to stand tall whenever required to by circumstances to defend the interests of the people in what he terms as O