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By Our Reporter . High court Justice John Onyiego has for the second time ordered that a child who had been earlier awarded to the father by a lower court which found the mother unfit to be shared among the couple. His judgement is notably similar to his first in which the mother failed to comply and vanished with the minor who has been missing for the better part of two weeks. According to his earlier ruling Justice John Onyiego’s stated, “If any party served with this order and fails to comply, with the same, shall be cited in contempt of court and is liable for a fine or imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or both.” It is after the law caught up with her that the court delegated the lower court which promptly handed the child to then care of his father, former Scotland Yard Detective Kevin Hurley. However, in a petition by the mother to the high court in which Justice Onyiego delivered his ruling on 21st of this month, the judge in no uncertain terms declared t

By Peter Kombe Former Mombasa senator Hassan Omar Sarai wants the auditor general to conduct a forensic audit of Mombasa county funds. Sarai, a gubernatorial hopeful wants the auditor general to audit the county’s funds for the last 10 years citing embezzlement. “The auditor general should audit the county’s funds for the past 10 years,” he noted. Sarai claims the county, under the leadership of Mombasa county governor Ali Hassan Joho has been engaging in graft. Sarai who is eyeing for the county's top seat further lauded the Kenya Kwanza coalition saying it is the only coalition with an agenda for the Coastal people. “Kenya kwanza is the only coalition that will address the plight facing coast residents,” he said. Meanwhile, Sarai’s running mate Selina Maitha urged the security apparatus to fully protect women and children. She argues that women are prone to political violence. “Women are the mostly affected lot during campaigns.’’ She warned youths against been misused by the po

By Peter Kombe Kilifi county senatorial hopeful Ben Kai has faulted the incumbent senator on claims of failing to address the land question in the county. Speaking in Jilore and Kakuyuni Kai claims the county lacks proper leadership to speaherhed development in the area. According to him, for many years the land question has been used for political gain amongst the political elites. “Politicinas have for many years used the land issue in this county to gain political mileage,” he noted However, he said should he be voted in as the next senator the problem will be sorted once and for all. At the same time while speaking at a different political rally kai called on the need to address the issue of rampant youth aunemplument. The senatorial hopeful says 70 pecent of the countys population consists of youths aged below and there fore the need to addres the same. He pointed out “There is an urgent need to address the issue of ramapant unemeployment. This countys population consists of you

RE: VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 10,25,31,35,40,50(1),232(1)(G), AND 234(2) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA, 2010 AND SECTION 10 OF PUBLIC SERVICE(VALUES AND PRINCIPLES) ACT NO.1 A OF 2015 IN AND RELATION TO THE APPOINTMENT OF COLONEL ALICE MATE AS AGENCY DIRECTOR, ASSETS RECOVERY AGENCY. OUR CLIENT STEPHEN VICKER MANGIRA ID NO>20129581. The source of this story is from Steve Vicker Mangira written by his lawyer Kinyua Steve Vicker Mangira previous photo taken at Shanzu court Mr. Stephen Vicker manager, the above-mentioned client is a Kenyan citizen by birth. He has elected to exercise his civic mandate under articles 3 and 10 of the constitution of Kenya, 2010, and to access information held by you which he requires to exercise and protect his fundamental rights and freedoms under articles 25©,31,35, 40,48, and 50(1). this letter is also addressed to you under provisions of article 47(2) of the constitution of Kenya,2010 as regards fair administrative actions Our clients fundamental ri

By Our Reporter The Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI) working with police in Mombasa apprehended a woman in Malaba who has routinely defied court orders to share custody of a minor with his father in line with court ruling on the matter four months ago. The woman who doubles up as the minors mother as well as a litigant in a child custody case with her former lover was granted the child by a Mombasa High Court to share his custody equally with the father but vanished with the child, prompting a court sanctioned search for her that took four months. Our sources indicate that the child, upon his rescue was suffering from a persistent cough and had an ugly red patch on his chest which prompted the police to release him to the care of his father so that he can get emergency medical attention. The woman, upon being presented in court to the duty judge, Lady Justice Anne Onginyo was ordered, to appear before court on 16th of September along with the child and a comprehensive medi

By Our Reporter A Mombasa high court judge John Onyiego early in May ruled that both parents should have an equal share of the custody. In the ruling, the judge specified that any party that fails to comply with his ruling would be held accountable. Since the ruling was delivered the mother of the baby vanished with the child, the Briton has not seen him again. The minor, who the judge ruled should be shared by his estranged parents, was stolen by the mother seven weeks ago. A clear contempt of Justice Onyiego order. According to sources the father, a British former intelligence officer, had lodged a child stealing report with the police but claims he was frustrated by the judge who is lackadaisical about issuing a warrant of arrest for the woman. In mid April, a Mombasa High Court Justice John Onyiego appended a penal notice to parents who had been awarded shared custody that any party that fails to comply would be liable for a fine or imprisonment for a period not exceeding