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The High Court in Nairobi has summoned Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Amin Mohamed to appear before the court and explain the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Tanzanian national Twaha Mwaipaya. This  follows claims that Mwaipaya was abducted by armed men in Kamulu, Nairobi County. A photo of a Tanzania national activist Twaha Mwaipaya/photo credit/X Mwaipaya, who is described as a critic of the Tanzanian government, was allegedly abducted on October 25, 2026, near Kananisa Stage in Kamulu, in broad daylight. In orders issued by Justice Alexander Muteti, the court directed the Inspector General of Police, the DCI and the Officer Commanding Ruai Police Station to produce Mwaipaya before the court, either alive or dead. The Milimani High Court further directed the security officials to explain why Mwaipaya should not be immediately released from custody, amid concerns over his whereabouts. According to an affidavit...

Former Nairobi Provincial Commissioner Davis Nathan Chelogoi has been sentenced to 3 years in prison for fraudulently acquiring a Sh1.35 billion property in Lower Kabete belonging to businessman Ashok Shah. Chelogoi was sentenced on Monday, November 2, 2026, by Milimani Chief Magistrate Dolphina Alego after being found guilty on six counts relating to the fraudulent acquisition of the disputed 7.39-hectare parcel of land. Former Nairobi PC Davis Nathan Chelogoi at Milimani law courts on November 2,2026 during his sentencing. The court ordered that the sentences run concurrently, meaning Chelogoi will serve a total of 3 years in prison. In her ruling, Magistrate Alego sentenced him to two years on the first count, two years on the second count, three years on the third, fourth and fifth counts consecutively, and one year on the sixth count. "The sentences will run concurrently. The accused has a right to appeal within 14 days from today," magistrate Alego ruled. According to c...