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 By Stanwicks George Asiba, the man who killed his wife  before hanging himself at Nyabomite, Nyamira South. He was a gospel singer. Pic: Family album A Gospel Singer from Nyamira hacked his wife to death before hanging himself over claims of unfaithfulness in their marriage. The two, Mr and Mrs George Asiba, were found in their dimly illuminated bedroom at their Nyabomite Village home in Bogichora, Nyamira County with the husband's body dangling from the ceiling of the semi-permanent gabble house and the wife's lifeless body lying flat in a pool of blood on their matrimonial bed; arms resting on her chest and the ankle of her right leg resting on the left foot, as if she was at peace after the bizarre murder that left residents reeling in shock. The legs of the averagely tall man which were in socks lightly touched the legs' side of the bed where the wife lay; a piece of garment firmly suspending him. Beside the old, dirty and bloody death bed stood another newly acquired ...

Woman - 21, Pleads guilty of Stabbing Boyfriend  She committed the offence following a quarrel over quitting their relationship The man died after bleeding excessively from the neck  By Gusii Newser Correspondent 21-year-old woman wants a Nakuru Court to allow her plead guilty to killing her boyfriend on condition that she is granted a plea bargain agreement. Branswet Wambui who admitted to have stabbed her boyfriend following a quarrel. She pleaded guilty to the charges at a Nakuru High Court. Pic: Gusii Newser Correspondent  The youthful woman, Branswet Wambui admitted that she had stabbed John Mwago using a kitchen knife on the night of October 21, 2020 at Bismarck area in Nakuru County following an altercation. Wambui told Justice Hillary Chemitei that the entire facts of the case that were presented before him by Prosecution counsel Vena Odero were true and that she was guilty as charged. The Judge said after Wambui presented her prayers to the Court:...

  By Correspondent A man who stole sound equipment from a church in Nyamira met his bitter death Tuesday morning after angry villagers hacked him to death. The angry mob torched five houses and lynched the suspect, Nyatigo Achoki, 50, and another person believed to be his accomplice. A third suspect who was caught in Achoki's house was beaten senseless and was rescued by police who arrived at the scene at Metembe Village in Mborogo, Nyamira South. He is fighting for his life at Nyamira County Referral Hospital where he was admitted with critical injuries. Nyamira County Director of Medical Services Dr Syrus Ayunga confirmed the patient was undergoing treatment with critical injuries. "The doctors are doing everything possible to rescue his life," Ayunga said. The suspected thieves are said to be behind several robberies of motorcycle, motorvehicles and animals at Metembe Village in Mabundu, West Mugirango Constituency. The set of Sound systems, generators and motor-vehicl...

Baby born with rare defects shocks medics The baby died within a day after birth following what medics described as multiple organ complications. By Stanwicks The baby that was born with rare defects at the Nyamira County Referral Hospital. Pic: Courtesy. Medics at the Nyamira County Referral Hospital are in shock after birthing a baby with abnormal defects. The baby had six fingers in each of its four limbs; abnormally big eye sockets and a single nasal opening. The baby’s face too seemed swollen. According to a medic who sought anonymity because of confidentiality of the parents and adherence to the hospital’s communication protocols, the baby was born on Saturday to parents with three other ‘normal’ kids. Unfortunately, the newborn had only one day to live. It died shortly after 24 hours due to breathing difficulties as well as multiple organ challenges that could not have allowed it to live longer, according to the medic. “The doctors had opined that the baby be transfe...

By Stanwicks Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang'i. He told Kenyans to hope for reduction of electricity cost. (Pic: Courtesy). Kenyans will heave a sigh of relief at last if the Government walks the talk that was made by Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang'i. Matiang'i said on Sunday at Isinya where he helped raise funds for the planned construction of a Seventh-Day Adventist Church headquarters, that Kenyans will start paying lesser for electricity after effecting drastic changes by State. Matiang'I said the Government was planning to make a major overhaul at the Kenya Power Company that is mandated with distributing electricity to the entire country. Tje overhaul is among the changes President Uhuru Kenyatta ordered to be done in the country's sole power provider. "Life has to change from the worse it is now to the better that our beloved President wants for us," Matiangi told the congregation. An average consumer spending around Sh100 to ...

By Stanwicks Nyamira Assembly Speaker Moffat Teya. Pic: Courtesy. Nyamira County Assembly Speaker Moffat Teya has heaved a sigh of relief after the impeachment motion that was being leveled against him was nibbed at the bud. Teya has been a restless man over the last two weeks but now, he has reason to smile after Leader of Majority Duke Masira helped him overturn the impeachment game that he had almost lost. Masira who is the leader of business at the Assembly saved Teya from hands of majority members of the House who were determined to bring him down from the office he has occupied for the last four years. Sources privy to the internal strifes intimated that Teya, a man with crystalline instincts had only Masira as a saviour in the war that is being waged on claims of unpaid allowances for staffs and MCAs as well as power struggles. The turbulence has seen the House sharply divided for an umpteenth time, even after all MCAs had forged a common front that was on an onslaught to impeac...