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Opposition Shows Solidarity at Memorial for Slain Demonstrators

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Kenya Police FC clinch their first-ever FKF Premier League title Held Gor Mahia to a 1-1 draw on final day to wrap up dominant season Luxury cars, stylish suits, and top dignitaries graced title coronation Club rose from early season struggles to unstoppable form under new coach Will now represent Kenya in 2025/26 CAF Champions League Police Crowned Kings of Kenyan Football The 2024/25 FKF Premier League season wrapped up in style as Kenya Police FC wrote history, lifting the title for the very first time. The law enforcers held Gor Mahia to a 1-1 draw on Sunday at the Ulinzi Sports Complex, confirming their place at the top with 65 points. What started as an ordinary campaign turned into a memorable fairytale — powered by new leadership, raw determination, and a team that refused to give up. Stylish Entry, Royal Finish Dressed like champions even before kickoff, the Police players arrived at the stadium in a convoy of Mercedes-Benz cars and a limousine. They rocked matching blue suits, red ties, and white sneakers, drawing attention even before the action began. The grand finale drew in big names — from Raila Odinga to Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen, PS Raymond Omollo, and DIG Gilbert Masengeli. The event also welcomed Mike Sonko, McDonald Mariga, and club chairman Nyale Munga. The newly designed FKF trophy was handed over by former Harambee Stars legend George Sunguti, as fans cheered the club’s first-ever league triumph. Gor Mahia Give Guard of Honour In a rare show of sportsmanship, Gor Mahia players formed a guard of honour for their rivals. Gor struck first in the 24th minute through Shariff Musa, but David Okoth equalized with a calm finish in the 56th minute, sealing the draw. Even though the result didn’t affect the table, it was a reminder of the fight and pride that carried Police all season. The title had already been secured a week earlier after Police edged Shabana FC 1-0 in Machakos. That win took them to an unreachable lead — and Sunday’s draw simply added polish to a golden run. From Slow Starters to Record Breakers Police FC’s story is one of patience, faith, and a powerful turnaround. Formed in 2014 and only promoted to the Premier League in 2021, the club’s early days were marked by struggle. This season began just as poorly, with only one win in their first eight games. But things turned after the club hired Burundian coach Etienne Ndayiragije on November 29, 2024. Although he lost his debut match to AFC Leopards, what followed was magical — 13 matches unbeaten, including 10 wins and 3 draws. Police ended the season with 18 wins, 11 draws, and just 5 defeats — an impressive turnaround from mid-table mediocrity to champions. A Captain’s Tears, A Nation’s Applause Veteran defender and captain David “Cheche” Ochieng’ couldn’t hold back tears after lifting the trophy — his first in 13 years, since winning the title with Tusker FC in 2012. “This is all God. I’ve waited long for this. I dedicate this win to my mother — our strongest pillar,” said a deeply moved Ochieng’. Coach Ndayiragije also praised his players and staff for showing resilience and discipline through the tough stretches. Eyes on Africa Now With the league now in the bag, Kenya Police FC will shift focus to the CAF Champions League, set to begin in the 2025/26 season. This marks their debut on the continental stage — a major leap for a club that, not long ago, was struggling to stay afloat. From luxury limousines to gritty comebacks, Police FC’s season had it all. And now, they march into Africa not just with medals — but with a statement. The new sheriffs of Kenyan football have arrived.
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Mulamwah confesses to leaking Ruth K’s private images Says he’s okay with being jailed, admits full guilt UK-based influencer Mlami Mwitu calls out the act Public reaction split between outrage and concern Human rights activists urge swift legal response Mulamwah Comes Clean: "Shame Is All Mine" Comedian Mulamwah has publicly admitted that he messed up in the ugly online fallout with his ex, Ruth K. He confessed to leaking her private photos and went ahead to say that he deserves jail time for it. His confession came after UK-based influencer Mlami Mwitu slammed him on social media, saying the act would be a criminal offense in the UK and could lead to a jail term. “This Mulamwah thing is disgusting. In the UK, what he’s done is a crime with a custodial sentence! #shameonyou,” posted Mlami. “Needed Time Off Kidogo” – Mulamwah’s Startling Reply In an unexpected twist, Mulamwah didn’t deny it. Instead, he doubled down on the backlash by embracing it. He even sounded like someone seeking punishment. “Actually that was the wish. Needed time off kidogo. Guilty as charged. Shame is all mine,” he wrote on X. The post spread fast and sparked fresh conversations around accountability in digital spaces, especially where women's dignity is involved. Netizens React: Jail or Help? His confession triggered a storm of reactions online. While many are now demanding legal consequences, others said the comedian might be showing signs of mental and emotional strain, urging for intervention rather than jail. The debate has now expanded to revenge porn and online abuse, with digital rights groups calling for tougher enforcement of cyber harassment laws. No Arrest Yet – But Pressure Builds Despite the admission, no formal charges have been filed against Mulamwah. Still, public pressure continues to mount, with many insisting he must be held accountable. As the saga grows, this case might end up setting a legal precedent on how such online acts are treated in Kenya—and how far the law is willing to go to protect digital dignity
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Mulamwah Confesses and Accepts Possible Jail Over Ruth K Nude Leak

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Korogocho MCA Dismisses Nation Media Reports Linking Him to Protest Violence

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Boda Boda Safety Association says it won’t support violent demos Riders vow to protect their hustle and reject political misuse Say chaos only brings hunger, losses, and damage to bikes Ask for government security and peaceful protest from organizers Police promise order during Occupy Parliament anniversary “We Ride for Peace, Not Politics” As the countdown to the June 25 Occupy Parliament protests begins, the Boda Boda Safety Association of Kenya (BBAK) has broken its silence, distancing itself from any acts of violence expected during the demos. In a statement from its Nairobi branch, the group was clear—they are not part of any planned chaos. “We are not tools of destruction. We are riders. We hustle to survive. We respect peace and the Constitution,” read the bold message from the association. Don’t Blame Us for Past Chaos Referring to the violent scenes witnessed in previous protests, especially those triggered by the death of Albert Ojwang in custody, the riders said motorcycles may have been used, but those behind the chaos were not genuine boda boda riders. They warned the public against labeling them based on the actions of a few opportunists. Violence Hurts Us First The association reminded Kenyans what happens when protests turn ugly. For them, it's more than just tear gas and barricades—it’s lost income and damaged livelihoods. “One day of riots means one day with no food at home. Our bikes get torched, roads shut down, and our customers vanish,” they said. A Call for Security and Calm The riders urged the government to protect small businesses and the public, especially those who have no role in the protests but are often caught in the chaos. They also called on protest organizers to lead peaceful demonstrations and avoid situations that spiral into looting and destruction. Nairobi Police boss George Seda assured the city’s residents that security will be tight and protests must remain peaceful under the law. Their Final Word: Choose Peace or Lose Us The Boda Boda Safety Association finished their statement with a warning to anyone planning violence: “No stones, no fires, no looting. The moment violence begins, the Constitution walks away. And we walk with it.” The message is simple—respect the law, protect livelihoods, and keep the peace.
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