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The State Department for Wildlife has paid KSh32 million to 32 beneficiaries affected by human-wildlife conflict in Siaya and Kisumu counties. The compensation covers deaths, injuries and destruction of crops and livestock caused by wild animals. Conservation Secretary Dr John Chumo said the government aims to clear the national compensation backlog by the end of 2027, while KWS officials urged communities to adopt measures that reduce encounters with wildlife. A new KWS post is also being established in Usigu to improve response to rising incidents involving hippos, crocodiles and hyenas.
Mwingi Central MP Gideon Mulyungi has come under fire after a viral video showed him threatening Lifewater Canada, an international NGO, over its borehole projects in his constituency. Mulyungi insisted that the organisation involve local residents and his office in its development activities, warning it to “take your boreholes back to Canada” if it failed to do so. The remarks have triggered a social media backlash, with critics accusing the MP of political gatekeeping and prioritising political interests over the urgent need for clean water. Lifewater Canada has yet to issue a public response.
Rose Mulwa and her son, Chris Mulwa, have protested the State’s handling of investigations and proceedings in the murder case involving Dr Victoria Mutiso. Their lawyer, Danstan Omari, raised concerns over the prosecution’s conduct, the number of suspects charged and unresolved questions surrounding the alleged shooter. The prosecution said the 21-day detention period had expired and that a charge sheet had been filed before the High Court. The court closed the miscellaneous applications and directed the defence to raise its concerns before the High Court.
Tanzania’s Vice President Dr Emmanuel John Nchimbi has resigned from office and active politics, citing constitutional provisions that allow President Samia Suluhu Hassan to appoint his successor without a fresh election. Nchimbi said he was fulfilling a commitment to leave office whenever the President deemed a change necessary. His resignation ends a political career spanning more than two decades, during which he served as an MP, deputy minister, minister and Vice President.
Around 40 people were killed and dozens wounded when armed gang members raided a church sheltering displaced people in Kenscoff, near Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. Local officials said some victims were allegedly executed and others abducted during the attack. The government has promised to deploy additional security forces as Haiti grapples with widespread gang violence, mass displacement and severe food insecurity ahead of a planned general election in December.
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