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In a statement issued on Wednesday, the DCI said officers were focusing on collecting and sharing intelligence, carrying out investigations quickly and improving professional policing as part of measures to protect residents and prevent crime.
The recovery marks another development in the investigation following the arrest of three suspects, including Nicholas Lemiso Naula, a boda boda rider suspected of transporting the gunman on the day of the attack.
The suspect, identified as Nicholas Lemiso Naula, was arrested on September 24, 2026, in Nairobi’s Central Business District following an intelligence-led operation targeting people suspected of links to the murder.
According to the DCI, the case arose from an incident on July 2, 2026, in which Osiemo, a former farmhand of the complainant, was alleged to have gone to her home, assaulted her and stabbed her several times before fleeing.
According to Murkomen, the pathologist concluded that the cause of death was consistent with drowning, although decomposition had limited the examination.
CMA published the names of all 15 platforms in its notice and advised Kenyans to check the full list through its official website and verified social media accounts before putting their money into investment schemes.
The land dispute has also raised concerns over security around the polytechnic. The institution told the committee that the alleged encroachment had contributed to insecurity, with students reportedly exposed to serious incidents
In a statement dated August 18, 2026, KNCHR said it was “gravely concerned” by increasing reports of fatalities, intimidation, destruction of property, obstruction of movement, attacks on journalists and the alleged mobilisation of organised groups in connection with political activities.
Members of the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Lands have directed the DCI to produce a supplementary report on L.R. No. 209/324/3 on Lenana Road, citing gaps and inconsistencies in the existing DCI findings and questioning key transaction details.
In a statement on his social media pages, Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka linked the arrest to a crackdown on free speech, while noting that he does not support incitement.
According to a statement issued by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) on August 1, 2026, officers from Waitaluk Police Station, working alongside detectives from DCI Kiminini and Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) personnel, responded to the scene after receiving a report from the area Assistant Chief.
According to the DCI, Rose was formerly married to Mutiso's husband before the marriage ended in 2001. The two had four children together, among them Chris, who is the deceased's stepson through the earlier marriage.