Yvonne Chepkwony

4 days ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Yvonne Chepkwony

Senator Tabitha Karanja who is also the director of Keroche when she was charged with 10 counts of tax evasion at a Milimani court on April 13, 2023. [File, Standard]Keroche Breweries has lost a bid to halt liquidation proceedings initiated by former Managing Director Sam Shollei, who was awarded Sh45 million for wrongful dismissal. In March 2023, Keroche filed an application before Nakuru Employment Court Judge James Rika, seeking a stay of execution on the Sh45 million award.

1 week ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Yvonne Chepkwony

Caroline Kwamboka during an interview at Arap Chumo Estate in Nakuru on May 29, 2025. She suffered multiple cuts to her head and neck after being attacked by armed robbers at her shop, where they made away with over Sh40,000 at gunpoint. The same attackers also shot and killed a man at the scene shortly after the robbery.

1 week ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Yvonne Chepkwony

The Court of Appeal has dismissed Monarch Insurance’s bid to stop a Sh50 million compensation claim by two Nakuru businessmen. Monarch Insurance Company Limited has been entangled in a legal battle for over a decade with Hassan Ibrahim and Abdirahman Issak following a claim for compensation after their fuel tankers were destroyed in a fire in Juba, South Sudan. The businessmen were awarded compensation by a tribunal appointed by the High Court, but the insurer failed to honour the award.

2 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Yvonne Chepkwony

Julius Mugoi Ogao accused in the murder of ex-Treasury official Tom Osinde on June 17 and 18 2023, at Ngata, Nakuru. [Photo/Yvonne Chepkwony]Witnesses in the murder of ex-Treasury official Tom Osinde have told a Nakuru Court that a man charged in the case lied that he owned his boss's car. The witnesses narrated their encounter with Julius Ogao, driving a posh V8 Prado, claiming he owned it.

3 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Yvonne Chepkwony

The Court of Appeal has upheld the death sentence for a man convicted of killing his wife a decade ago, dismissing his claim that he was insane when he committed the murder. Stephen Eleman killed his wife, Naomi Eleman, in 2015. He surrendered to the Gilgil Police Station, where he was arrested and detained. On June 2, 2015, Eleman failed to take plea after a psychiatric report indicated he was unfit. The court then ordered that he be committed to Mathare Mental Hospital.