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  • Kenya To Share Fish-rich Migingo Island With Uganda

    Kenya To Share Fish-rich Migingo Island With Uganda

    The government of Kenya thrown a white flag in a battle of Migingo island disputed between her and Museveni led Uganda.

    Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma on Wednesday said that Kenya had signed an MoU with Ugandan authorities to allow fishermen and other Lake Victoria users to access either side of the boundary. This comes even as the government maintains that the Island belongs to Kenya.

    “Kenyans should know that these boundaries are shared by communities across the countries, and we have to find a way to make them soft,” CS Monica Juma said.

    “My message to Kenyans is that we have their interests at the top of our minds and this can be realised by reducing the risks they face in accessing the trans-boundary resources. Kenyans must know the territorial integrity of the country will never be negotiated away.” Mrs Juma added.

    Speaking to local fishermen, they told me that the problem is not about fishing, the real problem is how Ugandan soldiers raid the Island and give “military punishment” to civilians who reside there.

    “These Museveni men come a cain us like school kids. They take our fish and tell us to report them to whoever we fill is our leader. They even want us to paint out boats with colors of the Flag of Uganad.” Anonymous fisherman told us. 

    These are the real issues the government shoul be concerned and handling. Kenyan security forces should be at the Island to protect our citizens just as much as Ugandan counterparts are doing. If the government wont walk the talk and shove these boardroom deals and MoU, that have no impact on the ground, Museveni soldiers will keep on stealing and terrorising Kenyans.

     

     

  • Eight Kenyans Arrested In Rwanda Over Attempted Theft On Equity Bank

    Rwanda Investigation Bureau has nabbed an organized gang of eight Kenyans, Three Rwandese and one Ugandan over a cyber fraud attempt on Equity bank in Rwanda.

    RIB said that the gang was nabbed while in the process of hacking into the bank system to drain money from clients’ accounts.

    In September, Kenya insights published a series of well-informed and researched articles from the Chief editor of Kenya Insights highlighting back to back in-depth details of how and what 3 Kenyans are going through in Rwanda, the Rwandese Department of Justice has finally done the much-anticipated worry of  jailing the Kenyan entrepreneur and investor Charle Kinuthia two years in the prison over an alleged training scam in Rwanda.

    In Our recent articles that highlighted when internationally renowned motivational speaker and business strategist Dr. Charles Kinuthia aka Coach Ck touched down in Rwanda with his team for a Wealth Fitness Conference, he thought it was going to be an exceptional event like one of the many other successful events he’s held across the world, in twenty-seven countries.

    However, things would take an unexpected turn quickly, as it has. He and two of his employees, all Kenyans are still currently being held in inhumane conditions in Mageragere Prison, 30 km outside of Kigali, Rwanda. It has been verified that when Coach Ck first arrived at the prison, he was stripped of his clothes, beaten and forced to crawl in trenches full of sewer water and still continues to be mistreated while in custody.

    Kenyans are losing it and the fraudulent nature of a few crooks in the foreign nations has since seen innocent and law-abiding Kenyans in Rwanda and other States face equal treatment as the criminal minds. Also, foreign States are judging all Kenyans like cartels and fraudsters since almost if not all of our institutions and leadership structures are scandal-ridden and led by known fraudsters.

  • FBI Nabs 3 US-Based Kenyans Linked To ISIS

    FBI Nabs 3 US-Based Kenyans Linked To ISIS

    In yet another intensified war against terrorist and their sympathizers, US Federal Bureau of Investigations has arrested three Kenyans in the United States over their links and support to ISIS.

    According to official statements send to the media, the victims Muse Abdikadir Muse, 23, his brother Mohamud Abdikadir Muse, 20, and another relative, 26-year-old Mohamed Salat Haji, are US citizens by registration and Kenyan citizens by birth. They have been charged with conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist organisation.

    FBI agents arrested Muse Muse at Gerald R. Ford Airport in Grand Rapids on Monday, when he was about to take a series of flights that would have eventually landed him in Mogadishu, Somalia, according to a federal complaint. Mohamud Muse and Haji were arrested hours later.

    The three defendants had all pledged allegiance to ISIS through videos they recorded themselves, according to a statement by the Department of Justice seen by NBC News.

    “Haji and Mohamud Muse had aided in the purchase of the ticket and drove Muse Muse to the Grand Rapids airport, each knowing the true purpose of the travel was for Muse Muse to join and fight for ISIS,” federal authorities said.

    According to stiff US immigration and anti-terrorism rules, the Kenyan suspects all face up to 20 years in jail if convicted by the federal courts and department of Justice. The three arrested terrorists have been denied rights to foreign lawyers.

    “Muse Muse and Haji allegedly discussed with each other their desire to join ISIS, to kill non-believers, and even to potentially use a car for a martyrdom operation to run down non-believers here in the United States if they could not travel overseas to fight for ISIS,” according to prosecutors.

    The investigation began in April 2016 when agents found pro-ISIS writings on Mohamud Muse’s Facebook page and they were later contacted by an FBI agent, posing as an ISIS recruiter, according to the federal complaint. Muse Muse’s airfare was $1,799 and the family asked for the phony ISIS recruiter to contribute $1,200, officials said. The FBI said it came through with the $1,200, to help buy the ticket