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CAUGHT IN THE ACT As back to school preparations take shape, DCI detectives have heightened surveillance measures that are geared towards fighting ploliferation of counterfeit books in the country. In an intelligence-led operation, a team of detectives drawn from DCI Headquarters and DCI Central, Nairobi have arrested two individuals namely Christopher Muthini Musyoki and Eugine Asunda at Soko plus building, store number A36 along Ronald Ngara street while printing Four Figure Mathematical Tables Covers. The detectives went further and traced the owner of the store and the printing machine namely Jeremiah Esikumo Opati who disclosed that he had been contracted by Muyela Aluta Samuel who was also traced and arrested. Further, it was established that Muyela runs a printing store number 9 situated at Rahu house basement along Mfangano Street where upon search, a printing machine and Four Figure Mathematical Table templates were recovered. Upon extensive interrogation, he also led the detectives to his other shop located at Manshram Mansion building room 28 along the same street where over one thousand copies of Four Figure Mathematical Tables without covers were recovered. All the scenes were documented and the suspects detained pending arraignment.

CAUGHT IN THE ACT As back to school preparations take shape, DCI detectives have heightened surveillance measures that are geared towards fighting ploliferation of counterfeit books in the country. In an intelligence-led operation, a team of detectives drawn from DCI Headquarters and DCI Central, Nairobi have arrested two individuals namely Christopher Muthini Musyoki and Eugine Asunda at Soko plus building, store number A36 along Ronald Ngara street while printing Four Figure Mathematical Tables Covers. The detectives went further and traced the owner of the store and the printing machine namely Jeremiah Esikumo Opati who disclosed that he had been contracted by Muyela Aluta Samuel who was also traced and arrested. Further, it was established that Muyela runs a printing store number 9 situated at Rahu house basement along Mfangano Street where upon search, a printing machine and Four Figure Mathematical Table templates were recovered. Upon extensive interrogation, he also led the detectives to his other shop located at Manshram Mansion building room 28 along the same street where over one thousand copies of Four Figure Mathematical Tables without covers were recovered. All the scenes were documented and the suspects detained pending arraignment.

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DREAMS CUT SHORT AS DCI HALTS BOGUS GRADUATION IN CHANGAMWE A team of detectives from the DCI Headquarters’ Serious Crime Unit (SCU), working hand in glove with officers from the Commission for University Education (CUE), yesterday brought the curtain down on a graduation ceremony organised by an unaccredited institution at Victory International Church, Changamwe, Mombasa County. Acting on intelligence reports of an illegal graduation in progress, the officers made their way to the venue and found the ceremony already underway, caps in the air, dreams in motion, before swiftly stopping it. When put to task, the organisers, directors and officials of Menorah Training Institute and Dominion Mission Theological University Global (based in Ghana), were unable to produce the mandatory accreditation documents from CUE, leaving their academic claims hanging by a thread. Preliminary investigations established that Menorah Training Institute is duly registered with Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) to offer courses only up to diploma level. However, a closer look at the graduation list raised more red flags. Shockingly, five (5) individuals were listed as graduating with master’s degrees, while seventeen (17) others were set to receive degree certificates, qualifications the institution is neither licensed nor authorised to award. Consequently, the following officials were arrested: Daniel Dela (President), John Kibet, Philomena Milano, Ann Ogola Owiti (board members), alongside Jason Oduor and Michael Ochieng. They are currently in custody, undergoing processing pending arraignment. As investigations continue, Kenyans are urged to remain vigilant and verify the accreditation status of institutions before enrolling, because when it comes to education, shortcuts often lead to dead ends. #FichuaKwaDCI. Call 0800 722 203 (Toll-free) or WhatsApp at 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!

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HOUSE HELP NABBED IN DARING THEFT FROM EMPLOYER Detectives from DCI Nairobi Region Headquarters augmented by their Dagoretti counterparts have arrested Rita Akinyi Yohana, a house help who went on the run after pulling off a bold theft from her employer. The incident which was reported on March 11, 2025 at Spring Valley Police Station, reveals a tale of betrayal from a trusted employee of 15 months, believed to have stolen a safe brimming with valuable items including family passports, foreign national IDs, 4,000 US dollars, gold coins, Diwali statues, a pen drive, a hard disk, bank locker keys, perfumes and other belongings. Upon visiting the crime scene, detectives discovered that the safe previously secured with screws in a wardrobe had been expertly unscrewed and stolen. Through forensic-led intelligence, Akinyi was smoked out of her hideout in Kawangware's bustling Congo Maumau area, bringing the chase to an end. A search of her residence uncovered a trove of stolen items, including 29 one-hundred-dollar notes, assorted Indian Rupees, perfumes, and women’s purses all traced back to her employer. Further, Akinyi confessed to discarding the ransacked safe in the murky depths of River Maumau. With help from local divers, detectives managed to retrieve the safe from the riverbed only to find it emptied of its contents. Akinyi is currently in police custody undergoing processing pending arraignment. Meanwhile, the recovered items are securely preserved as exhibits.

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