Kisumu Head of Inspectorate Willy Lugusa has resigned after his officers were seen dragging a hawker on tarmac in a speeding vehicle.
Lugusa, who condemned the act as ‘unacceptable’, has expressed his ‘regret and apology to the people of Kisumu’. He has taken responsibility for the acts committed by the officers.
The County askaris were captured on video dragging Beatrice Atieno through the streets of Kisumu.
The duo was part of the 100 identified in a rigorous process that assessed their measurable, scalable achievements in the recent past with Time noting that they “represent the power of individuals to make significant progress in influencing the climate economy”.
While Tanzania restores connectivity following a five-day national blackout, critical social media apps remain blocked. Simultaneously, users in Kenya report new restrictions on Telegram, mirroring a growing regional trend of state-level platform controls.
When Kithure Kindiki succeeded Rigathi Gachagua as Ruto’s deputy a year ago, this big leap came with more responsibilities, an elevated profile and a boss who was eager to have the support that he never had from the previous holder of the office.
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