Crackdown against rogue preachers will continue despite resistance – Kindiki
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki insists that a crackdown targeted at weeding out rogue preachers in the country will continue despite resistance from a section of the religious leaders. In a statement on Sunday, May 21, Kindiki maintained that the church and other religious organisations have a responsibility to support the government in its effort […]
‘We will find out if organs are missing’ – Kindiki speaks amid ongoing postmortem on Shakahola victims
Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kithure Kindiki promised a transparent process when he arrived in Kilifi County to oversee a postmortem exercise of the Shakahola cult victims. The government intends to conduct a postmortem examination of 110 bodies so far recovered from the Shakahola forest. Speaking while addressing journalists, Kindiki said the postmortem exercise will unravel […]
Kindiki maintains Azimio protests will not be allowed, proposes 10 changes to law on demos
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has cautioned the opposition against going ahead with anti-government protests scheduled for Monday, March 27, 2023. In a statement to newsrooms on Sunday, Kindiki said there are gaps in the current law on demonstrations and as such security organs will not entertain any protests in the country. According to Kindiki, […]
Kindiki cautions bandits who killed senior chief in Laikipia
Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kithure Kindiki has issued a stern warning against criminals who killed a senior chief in Laikipia county. The chief, Jacob Leyiangere, was shot dead at his home on the evening of Sunday, December 4, 2022. The CS who was speaking at the slain chief’s home in Tiamamut village, Laikipia County on […]
Why Kindiki rejected Jubilee’s soft landing offer
Prof Kithure Kindiki says he learnt of the new offer to serve in the Justice and Legal Affairs Committee from the media.
List of 48 senators who support the removal of Kindiki as Deputy Speaker
As of Tuesday evening, sources revealed that 48 senators, drawn from across the political divide, support motion to removal Kindiki from the Speaker post.