Tuesday, 7 May 2019
Girlfriend Bites Off Married Man's Tongue During Intercourse In Busia
A 50-year-old man from Funyula is recuperating at the Busia County Referral Hospital after his tongue was allegedly bitten by his 46-year-old lover on Sunday, May 5.
According to neighbours, who rushed to the rescue of the victim, Michael Otieno, the couple were having sexual intercourse, when the suspect, Philister Akinyi, allegedly bit and cut off a part of Otieno’s tongue.
Saturday, 4 May 2019
INSPIRATION: When Everything Falls Apart Pick The Broken Pieces. God Will Heal Your Heart
An Inspiring Story
Today I was walking in the supermarket and suddenly I heard a noise of things breaking. I walked down the aisles and saw that some people were murmuring . When I walked down their aisle, I saw a group of people staring at them.
An older lady had hit the shelf containing plates and glasses with her cart and many had fallen to the ground and broken.
Thursday, 2 May 2019
Court Awards Jimmy Wanjigi Sh8 million For Fake Obituary
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| The orbituary that appeared on Daily Nation |
The High Court has ordered the Nation Media Group to pay businessman Jimmy Wanjigi (pictured) and his wife Irene Sh8 million for a false obituary published in February last year claiming he was dead.
READ ALSO: Nation Apologizes For Jimmy Wanjigi ‘Death And Funeral Announcement’
High Court Judge Wilfrida Okwany ruled that the publication breached Wanjigi’s privacy. It dismissed the paper’s claim that it was a third party in the case since an unnamed man paid for the false obituary.
The judge ruled that the newspaper enjoyed profit from the obituary and awarded Wanjigi Sh4 million and his wife an equal amount for causing her anguish and pain. "Nation owed a duty of care to make sure that it published accurate and fair information.
They carried the obituary hence gained monetary benefit from it,” the judge ruled.
READ ALSO: Local newspaper causes stirs in Jimmy Wanjigi 'fake' obituary publication
READ ALSO: Nation Apologizes For Jimmy Wanjigi ‘Death And Funeral Announcement’
High Court Judge Wilfrida Okwany ruled that the publication breached Wanjigi’s privacy. It dismissed the paper’s claim that it was a third party in the case since an unnamed man paid for the false obituary.
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The judge ruled that the newspaper enjoyed profit from the obituary and awarded Wanjigi Sh4 million and his wife an equal amount for causing her anguish and pain. "Nation owed a duty of care to make sure that it published accurate and fair information.
They carried the obituary hence gained monetary benefit from it,” the judge ruled.
READ ALSO: Local newspaper causes stirs in Jimmy Wanjigi 'fake' obituary publication
Wednesday, 1 May 2019
Kirinyaga Father Kills Son With A Pliers Over 200 Bob
By Sammie Mugane
Teresio Mwaniki Ndwiga from Murinduko in Mwea, Kirinyaga County killed his 5 year son Maxim Munene last night and seriously injured his daughter over Ksh.200. Mwaniki used a pliers to inflict injuries on his son's throat until he died.
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