Another case of extra judicial killing gone wrong. This time they killed one of their own.

http://www.the-star.co.k...42697?platform=hootsuite

I like how your comment went unnoticed. However you have a strong insight of material science. A mechanical engineer would never have taken that lightly, allover architects have taken up such roles only to fail bad. Strongroom doors are not just how thick the plate his, its ability to resist penetration by fire, projectiles, stress failure, creep, mobility, brittleness, resistance to chemical attack etc is crucial. Further, a strong room should withstand fire, explosive force internal or external force to guranteed levels without failure. If you need security for your money in a strong room, you ought to get the right skill on the job. Always nothing doesn't fail in the long run and with adequate time. Then time in its self is a sure security, always security checks should timed adequately to much time required to break in and by design.

Kando na hayo, 2k imenyolewa kwa mpesa mchezomchezo tu. Bahati nilidisclose the wrong balance figure for my mpesa balance. Then transfered the balance to mswari. Etty unaeza toa pesa from mpesa through ATM kama agent wa mpesa bila kutumia atm card bila kuwa karibu na any ATM ndio lesson nimelipia 2k leo.
Double standard ya safcom imeniweza pia. Kutoka kwa agent ni 5kms radius, mbona sio ATM ?

Lets continue learning how to be smarter kenyans anyway. Nah.

Once the coroner's service bill is signed, the police will no longer be investigating unnatural deaths. Even for people who die under their custody.

A good example. The Eastleigh incident. The cops would be obligated by law to secure the scene of crime until the officers from the coroner's service arrive. No more taking bodies to the morgue at night. That will be under a civilian office.

Once the coroner concludes investigations, they forward recommendations directly to the DPP.