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Fake Qatar jobs scheme

The High Court has allowed a State agency to seize luxury vehicles and properties linked to a businesswoman accused of defrauding hundreds of youths through a fake Qatar jobs scheme. The two high-end vehicles, an apartment in Athi River and a four- storey building in Eldoret town are linked to Judy Jepchirchir...

From Church to Paris:

‎A Kenyan pastor named Gilbert Sankok is in hot trouble after tricking his church members with fake promises of visas to France 🇫🇷. He told them that the French president is his close friend and that he could help anyone “go from zero to France” – but only after they paid a special fee.

ARREST IN USD 265,200 GOLD SCAM

‎A team of detectives from the operation support unit (OSU) have arrested Tim Orao Shikalo, a key suspect who has long been on the police radar for his role in a sophisticated gold scam that defrauded a foreign investor of USD 265,200 (approximately KES 38 million).