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 The LGBTQ+ activists who were the first to speak out and release statements asserting that model Edwin Chiloba was killed because he was gay have come under fire from radio personality Alex Mwakideu.   Chiloba, whose body was found in Uasn Gishu county after being abandoned on the side of the road in a metal box by unidentified individuals driving an unidentified car. Numerous LGBTQ+ groups in Kenya immediately condemned his murder while arguing that the surge in homophobic incidents was the cause of Chiloba's passing. Some, including community member Dennis Karuri, went on camera to express their grief over the murdered model and even mentioned that he was now seriously considering applying for refuge elsewhere. However, Mwakideu, while mourning Chiloba, called out the activists who spoke first before learning the truth of what led to the young man's model.  Part of his Instagram post read:  "My training as a journalist does not allow me to comment on stories

 David Mutai, the suspected brainchild of the Mulot Sim Swap fraud organization, was freed on a Ksh. 300,000 cash bail. This follows Mutai's denial of fraud allegations brought against him before a Kiambu Court on Friday under the identity Hillary Langat Matindwet. David Mutai alias Matindwet, the alleged leader of Mulot SIM swapping syndicate. PHOTO| COURTESY On December 30, 2022, Mulot was taken into custody in Kericho town after eight SIM cards were discovered in his possession. Before being turned over to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) for additional orders, he was questioned by local law enforcement officers.

  The 233km road which was initiated by retired president Uhuru Kenyatta was set to be built in September 2021 but Ruto is yet to give the green light for its construction.The new Kenya Kwanza administration was cagey over tolling of the road as this would affect residents in President William Ruto's Rift Valley backyard.There were also concerns over lack of alternative routes for motorists who do not want to pay toll fees as is the case with the Nairobi Expressway The 233-kilometre contract was awarded to a consortium of three French firms in 2020. The group comprises Vinci Highways SAS, Meridian Infrastructure Africa Fund, and Vinci Concessions SAS. The consortium is mandated with overseeing that the road is expanded into a four-lane dual carriageway through a Public-Private Partnership model. French Minister of State for Development, Francophonie and International Partnerships said Ruto would decide on whether the project would go on.   “We have to resume talks, obviously,