DCI destroys drug-making chemicals seized in Namanga lab raid
The chemicals, seized in September 2024, were recovered following a coordinated operation targeting a transnational criminal network operating in Namanga.
The chemicals, seized in September 2024, were recovered following a coordinated operation targeting a transnational criminal network operating in Namanga.
Currently, six KWS officers remain in custody as the case nears conclusion, with the prosecution expected to wrap up after the final testimony next month.
According to detectives, the suspect allegedly killed his wife, Ann Njeri Atheera, and their two daughters, Natalia Nyambura, 6, and Tyra Jones, 4, on the night of September 27, 2025.
According to prosecutors, the group faces multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit a felony, fraudulent alteration and falsification of information, acquisition and use of proceeds of crime, cheating, forgery, uttering false documents, and falsification of health records.
According to a police report, the bus, registration KDN 368W and operated by Tawakal Bus Service, was on a routine trip from Nairobi when officers flagged it down for inspection.
The ruling paves the way for the case to move to the defence hearing scheduled for December 16. Mogaka is accused of stabbing Ngaira on the neck with a broken beer bottle during a gathering at the Annex area in Eldoret in February 2019.
The arrests come a month after the investigative agency received 1,188 files from the Social Health Authority (SHA) and the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC).
Documents presented to Parliament show that the land was originally reserved for the expansion of Nairobi Prison (Lang’ata Women’s Prison), but the prison department never benefited.
Their arrest followed detailed digital forensics conducted by Shauri Moyo detectives, which traced electronic footprints directly linking the duo to the September 2, 2025 fraud incident.
The nine-member team will join 38 elite units from 23 countries in one of the world’s most demanding special forces competitions.
The arrests as announced by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, (DCI ) followed weeks of meticulous investigations targeting a network involving officers based in Turkana and Nairobi.
The DCI also called on the public to provide information anonymously to help capture the fugitive.