Police Officer Shot Dead, Gun Stolen While Guarding KCSE Exam Papers in Turkana ‎

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Turkana County Police Commander, Samuel Ndanyi. ‎A police officer was shot dead in cold blood on Monday morning while guarding Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination papers in Turkana County.  ‎ The tragic incident occurred at Kang’atotha area, Turkana Central, where officers had been deployed to provide security during the ongoing national examinations. ‎ ‎According to police reports, the slain officer was part of a team assigned to escort and guard examination materials at a local school. Witnesses said the attack happened shortly after dawn when unknown assailants ambushed the officer. His firearm, a G3 rifle, was stolen after the shooting. ‎ ‎Turkana County Police Commander Samuel Ndanyi confirmed the incident, saying the assailants struck before other officers at the examination center could respond. “We lost one of our officers this morning while he was on official duty securing KCSE exam materials. The attackers took off with his rifle. A manhunt has bee...

President Salva Kiir Mayardiit Receives Uganda’s President Museveni Amid Political Tensions ‎


President Kiir and president Museveni. 


‎President Salva Kiir Mayardit today welcomed Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to Juba for a crucial state visit amid rising political tensions in South Sudan.

‎The two leaders are expected to discuss bilateral relations, regional security, and South Sudan’s current political climate, particularly the growing concerns surrounding First Vice President Riek Machar’s house arrest.

‎Museveni, a key player in South Sudan’s peace process, has mediated past agreements, including the 2018 peace deal that ended the country’s civil war. 

‎President Museveni's comes at a time when fears of renewed conflict are growing, following escalating disputes within the transitional government.

‎Uganda has recently deployed special forces to South Sudan, officially to support Kiir’s government in maintaining security. However, opposition leaders have criticized this move as foreign interference in South Sudan’s internal affairs.

‎Political analysts believe Museveni’s trip could serve as an attempt to de-escalate tensions and prevent further instability. 

‎Meanwhile, regional leaders, including Kenya’s former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, have also stepped in to mediate the crisis.

‎More updates to follow as discussions between the two leaders unfold.

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