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The Standard also spared space for the government pathologist's findings after conducting an autopsy on Chiloba's body. He said more samples had been collected for further auditing the results would be out after three months. The pathologist suggested Chiloba might have been subdued by his killers after being dragged by the killers thus his inability to resist. His eyes were not plucked out,' stated Oduor. William Ruto Orders IG Japhet Koome to Ensure Police Officers No Longer Pay to Get Uniforms 'Normally when a body decomposes you would think the eyes are removed but they are intact. Government pathologist Johansen Oduor said the gay rights activist died due to asphyxia after oxygen could not flow through his body.

The Swahili publication reported on the postmortem report that revealed the cause of the death of model Edwin Chiloba. The president announced the government was enhancing its investment in the National Forensic Laboratory to ensure that it has the necessary modern equipment and facilities to conclude complex investigations and significantly improve the success rate in supporting the prosecution of criminals. Ruto also called on the IG to work in collaboration with the office of the Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki to ensure that police are given adequate resources to execute their mandate. The president asked Koome to ensure all newly recruited police officers are given the requisite uniform and none of them is asked to go and purchase uniforms with their own money.Īzimio Leaders Oppose Construction of KSh 28b Hospital in Eldoret: 'Cash Cow' 'Mr IG as we expect these great officers to perform their part of the bargain, I expect that we on our part even as we wait for the recommendations of the task force, all these officers who leave here today, each officer will get the requisite uniform,' Ruto said. He has also directed the Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome to ensure that the officers are issued with new uniforms fully funded by the National Police Service (NPS). President William Ruto has pledged reforms in the disciplinary service the reforms are on the police officers' welfare including medical insurance and housing. The researchers argue that the ladies focus more on protecting themselves against HIV, forgetting other STIs that would equally affect them. The findings suggest that the disease is majorly transmitted by the city's ladies of the night. 'The results showed complete resistance to all the antimicrobials,' Amina Abdullahi, a KeMRI researcher, is quoted by The Star as having said. They add that the disease resists the drugs that are normally used to combat it. The lender’s share price surged the most in 16 years in Nairobi after the earnings that included an interim dividend of 6 shillings per share.Eldoret: Missing Shoe Repairer Found Dead in Abandoned Matatu in Kapsoya Income from lending jumped 35% and non-interest income fell almost 7%. StanChart tripled loan loss provisions in the nine months through September even as non-performing loans declined. Read more: Standard Chartered Bank Kenya 9M Net Income KES9.74B Three-month Kenyan Treasury bills sold at 15.4% at the latest auction, the highest yield in about eight years. StanChart’s bigger rival in Kenya, Equity Group Holdings Ltd., increased its holdings of government securities during the period.

Ghana and Zambia have sought emergency bailouts and debt restructuring and investors are skittish about other heavily-indebted economies including Kenya’s. About eight of the economies need debt restructuring, according to the International Monetary Fund. “This strongly indicates that the parent company, having seen sovereign risks in countries like Ghana materialize, has sought to de-risk in Kenya should a similar situation arise,” Nairobi-based Sterling said.Īfrican nations are increasingly vulnerable to defaults as a funding squeeze keeps them locked out of international markets. The huge decline came as a surprise as the lender even took a trading loss of 2.3 billion shillings ($15 million) on the investments, Sterling Capital said in a note to clients after the bank’s nine-months earnings release. shrunk its holdings of the East African nation’s government securities by 52% at a time when the investments are drawing attractive returns. (Bloomberg) - Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Ltd.

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