A recent court ruling has stirred significant attention as it mandates a woman to share 30% of her wealth with her estranged partner. The decision, made by the High Court, brings closure to a lengthy legal battle over property rights between the two individuals.

The case involves a Nairobi businessman, known as POM, who was ousted by a woman after a 25-year cohabitation. Despite the absence of a formal marriage, the court recognized POM’s entitlement to a portion of the wealth accumulated during their time together.

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POM’s victory entails not only a share in the property but also the right to collect rent from commercial and residential units associated with it. The ruling emphasizes the importance of equitable distribution, ensuring that both parties benefit from the assets acquired during their relationship.

This landmark decision underscores the complexities of property disputes in cases of cohabitation. It highlights the legal principles surrounding joint ownership and the rights of individuals in non-marital relationships.

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The court’s directive for the woman to provide a detailed account of rental income further emphasizes transparency and accountability in wealth distribution. This aspect of the ruling aims to safeguard POM’s interests and ensure fair treatment in the division of assets.

Moving forward, professionals will be appointed to facilitate the demarcation of property boundaries, signaling a step towards resolving any remaining disputes. The court’s oversight in this process reflects its commitment to upholding justice and enforcing compliance with legal decisions.

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The launch of the East African Sheafra (SHF) marks a significant stride towards economic unity within East Africa, eliciting varied responses from Kenyans. The unveiling ceremony revealed plans for six denominations of the Sheafra, ranging from SHF 5 to SHF 200, heralding a new era of financial integration among East African Community (EAC) member states.

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While the Sheafra is currently in its specimen stage and not yet available for public use, its design elements offer a glimpse into the future of East African finance. Featuring security measures such as magnetic strips, watermarks, and authentication signatures, the currency is poised to become the cornerstone of a unified economic sphere in the region.

Tokyo Marathon champion Benson Kipruto is slated to be the first recipient of the Sheafra, pending the official rollout. However, discussions regarding the structure of the financial system, including the establishment of a central financial institution to oversee local central banks, are still ongoing within the EAC.

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The introduction of the Sheafra has sparked both skepticism and optimism among Kenyans. Critics have raised concerns about the seemingly inconsistent exchange rates assigned to the SHF, questioning its true value compared to major global currencies like the US Dollar. However, proponents view the Sheafra as a catalyst for simplifying cross-border transactions and strengthening regional currencies against external fluctuations.

The vibrant design of the Sheafra, featuring a spectrum of colors across different denominations, reflects the diversity and unity of the East African region. While the full implementation of the Sheafra has been extended to 2031 to address public and financial concerns, its emergence signifies a firm commitment to fostering economic integration and facilitating growth across borders.

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Eliud Kipchoge, the revered marathon icon, faced an unexpected challenge at the 2024 Tokyo Marathon, finishing in 10th place, marking his lowest marathon ranking since his debut 11 years ago. As Kenya reels from the shock of this outcome, a spectrum of reactions has emerged among Kenyans, reflecting both disappointment and unwavering support for the legendary runner.

While some voices suggest that Kipchoge should gracefully exit the stage, citing his recent performance as a signal for retirement, others vehemently oppose such calls, asserting that Kipchoge’s legacy as the Greatest of All Time (G.O.A.T) remains intact despite this setback. They argue that his unparalleled achievements and enduring inspiration warrant continued support and respect for his journey.

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Moreover, amidst speculation about Kipchoge’s motivations and mental state following the tragedy of Kelvin Kiptum’s passing, opinions diverge on the impact of online criticism and bullying directed towards the running legend. Some sympathize with Kipchoge, attributing his performance to the emotional toll of online harassment, while others condemn the negativity and call for an apology to Kipchoge.

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In the midst of these mixed reactions, one sentiment remains constant: Eliud Kipchoge’s enduring influence and resilience as an athlete. Despite the challenges he faced in Tokyo, Kipchoge’s legacy as a trailblazer and inspiration to millions endures, serving as a reminder of the complexities and pressures inherent in the world of elite sports.

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In a remarkable display of integrity and commitment to duty, Chief Inspector Andrew Nyabicha, the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at Archers Post Police Station in Samburu County, has refused a substantial bribe and instead handed over the alleged bribers to the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC). The incident underscores the challenges and temptations faced by law enforcement officers in the line of duty, as well as the importance of upholding ethical standards to ensure justice and maintain national security.

The sequence of events unfolded when three suspects, including the OCS’s driver, a prison warder, and a relative of a robbery suspect, attempted to secure the release of a suspected perpetrator of robbery and human trafficking through a corrupt deal involving a bribe of Sh80,000. Their brazen attempt to subvert the course of justice was promptly foiled by the principled actions of Chief Inspector Nyabicha.

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According to Eric Ngumbi, spokesperson for the EACC, the OCS’s steadfast refusal to compromise national security in exchange for financial gain is commendable. Chief Inspector Nyabicha’s immediate response upon being approached with the bribe offer was to alert the EACC, leading to a joint operation that resulted in the apprehension of the individuals involved in the bribery scheme.

The suspect whose release was sought had allegedly robbed three Ethiopian nationals and engaged in human trafficking activities. The timely intervention of a concerned citizen and the collaborative efforts of law enforcement agencies led to the apprehension of the perpetrator, who was found in possession of incriminating evidence linking him to the crimes.

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The courage and integrity displayed by Chief Inspector Nyabicha serve as a shining example of the dedication and professionalism expected of law enforcement officers. By rejecting the bribe and reporting the incident to the appropriate authorities, he has demonstrated a firm commitment to upholding the rule of law and combating corruption within the ranks of the police force.

The EACC has lauded Chief Inspector Nyabicha’s actions and emphasized the importance of similar conduct among police commanders nationwide. Upholding ethical standards and refusing to succumb to corruption are essential in safeguarding public trust, ensuring access to justice, and protecting the rights and safety of citizens.

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In a significant move towards combating the escalating gang violence in Haiti, Kenya and Haiti have inked a groundbreaking agreement. The accord, signed on Friday, entails the deployment of Kenyan police officers to spearhead a UN-backed mission aimed at restoring law and order in the gang-plagued Caribbean nation.

Kenya and Haiti sign agreement on the deployment of 1,000 police officers to the Multi-National Security Support Mission in Haiti. pic.twitter.com/vJtzFoDQ99

— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) March 1, 2024

Kenyan President William Ruto, alongside Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry, affirmed their commitment to expedite the deployment process during their discussions. This pivotal agreement marks a crucial step forward in addressing the urgent plea from Haiti’s government for international assistance in quelling the rampant violence that has claimed thousands of lives and devastated the country’s economy and public health system.

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Previously, Kenya had pledged to provide up to 1,000 personnel, garnering support from the United States and other nations. However, a legal setback arose when a Nairobi court deemed the deployment unconstitutional due to the absence of a reciprocal agreement between the two countries. In response, President Ruto and Prime Minister Henry witnessed the signing of a reciprocal agreement in Nairobi, laying the groundwork for the deployment to proceed.

President Ruto reiterated Kenya’s unwavering commitment to the multinational mission, emphasizing the global significance of fostering peace in Haiti. Despite facing criticism and legal challenges, Ruto framed Kenya’s involvement as a humanitarian imperative, aligning with the nation’s longstanding tradition of contributing to peacekeeping efforts worldwide.

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Haiti, plagued by political turmoil and the assassination of President Jovenel Moise in 2021, has been grappling with a leadership vacuum and a lack of electoral stability. The agreement comes at a crucial juncture as Haiti endeavors to navigate its way toward democratic governance and stability.

The multinational mission, initially sanctioned for one year, envisages Kenyan police collaborating with their Haitian counterparts in confronting the entrenched gang violence. Notably, several other countries, including the Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Benin, and Chad, have also pledged their support to the Kenya-led policing mission, underscoring the collective resolve to address the pressing security concerns in Haiti.

As Haiti continues to reel from the devastating impact of violence, the agreement signifies a beacon of hope, signaling international solidarity and concerted efforts to alleviate the suffering of its people. With the support of Kenya and other contributing nations, Haiti is poised to embark on a path towards peace, stability, and ultimately, a brighter future for its citizens.

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As the world anticipates the 2024 Tokyo Marathon, the somber atmosphere in the athletics community persists following the untimely passing of marathon record holder Kelvin Kiptum. Amidst this cloud of grief, Kenyan double Olympic marathon champion Eliud Kipchoge has broken his silence to pay tribute to his fellow athlete, acknowledging the profound loss and reflecting on Kiptum’s promising career.

In a poignant moment during a press session on Friday, March 1, Kipchoge expressed deep regret over Kiptum’s untimely demise, emphasizing the promising trajectory of his career. “I’m sorry, and it’s unfortunate that he left us. His career was in high spirits when he was really running on a high level. It was unfortunate,” Kipchoge lamented, reflecting on the loss of a fellow competitor.

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Kipchoge acknowledged the void left within the athletics circles by Kiptum’s passing, particularly noting his status as a record holder. “I think it will be a little bit different because he was a record-holder. The competition is always high, and there are high expectations. But what can we do? You can’t control nature,” he added, underscoring the unpredictable nature of life in the sporting world.

As athletes and fans alike mourn the loss of Kelvin Kiptum, Kipchoge’s tribute serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the enduring legacy of those who leave us too soon. Amidst the anticipation and excitement surrounding the Tokyo Marathon, Kipchoge’s words honor the memory of a fellow runner and inspire unity and resilience within the athletics community.

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The legal battle over the estate of former President Mwai Kibaki has taken a dramatic turn as efforts to settle the matter outside of court collapse, pushing the case towards a courtroom showdown. Jacob Ochola and an individual known only as JNL, both claiming to be offspring of Kibaki, are seeking recognition and a share of his multibillion-shilling estate, which excludes them according to the former President’s will.

Scheduled for a hearing on June 6th, the High Court will deliberate on an application to exhume Kibaki’s remains for DNA analysis, a pivotal move in determining the legitimacy of Ochola and JNL’s claims. Their argument rests on the assertion that they were sired by the late President, a claim vehemently contested by Kibaki’s acknowledged children—Judy, James Mark, David Kagai, and Anthony Andrew.

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Central to the case is the demand for DNA testing, with Ochola and JNL pressing for either sibling or paternity tests to establish their biological relationship to Kibaki. Their plea to the court includes a request for a joint DNA test involving themselves and Kibaki’s acknowledged children, as well as an alternative prayer for the exhumation of Kibaki’s body to collect samples for DNA analysis.

Despite attempts to reach a settlement outside of court, negotiations faltered, prompting the legal escalation. Justice Eric Ogola, presiding over the case, has issued a stern directive for the proceedings to proceed without further delay, setting the stage for a pivotal legal confrontation.

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The complexity of the case is underscored by opposing views on the exhumation request. Ochola contends that DNA testing is the only means to validate his claim, supported by a report from human pathologist Dr. Zakayo Limili, highlighting phenotypic similarities between Ochola and Kibaki. However, Kibaki’s acknowledged children oppose the exhumation, citing concerns over privacy and the sanctity of their father’s burial, which was accorded a state funeral.

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As the legal saga unfolds, it grapples with fundamental questions of inheritance, paternity, and posthumous dignity. The outcome of the impending court hearing carries significant ramifications, not only for the disposition of Kibaki’s estate but also for the broader legal precedents it may establish regarding familial rights and the posthumous determination of parentage.

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