Sixty-five kg of explosives in transit were found by police in Migori County; they are thought to have originated in neighboring Tanzania.

Two foreigners were caught by Migori County Police Commander Francis Nguli and his crew carrying 25 cartons of banned explosives, which are estimated to be worth Sh9.3 million.

Nguli stated at the Migori police station that the explosives were probably intended for use in illicit mining.

He continued by saying that it was thought the suspects had entered the nation illegally and were transferring the materials without the Ministry of Mining’s license paperwork.

According to the police commander, the two were being held at the Migori police station and will face charges following in-depth inquiries.

A truck driver in Tharaka Constituency was put in a difficult situation when the truck he was operating became lodged in the middle of a culvert where the Gituma River had overflowed.

The road between Marimanti and Chiakariga towns was blocked, causing traffic to be paralyzed, as the river had risen past its normal limit.

El Niño’s torrential rains have resulted in multiple instances of flooding across the nation.

Marura village residents in Kamahoha, Murang’a County, were horrified to see more than thirty dead donkeys in a neighbor’s home.

They found this out when they were assisting in pushing a van that was removing some meat from the residence after it became stuck in the mud.

They believe this has been happening for a while.

Gitonga Murungi, the Assistant Police Commissioner for Maragua, claims that the van’s driver disclosed that, upon being apprehended, they were transporting the killed donkeys to the Kayole neighborhood of Nairobi.