Dickson Akula

14/06/2025

Habari ya Sato.
Huku forest pia kumetulia.

11/01/2024

Nyota Drive

Karibu sana ndani ya Nyota Drive nami Babaz 🔥🔥 had saa moja kamili kamili.

11/01/2024

Hii Leo Magazetini

10/01/2024

Good evening

Karibu sana ndani ya Nyota Drive na Babaz 🔥 sasa Hadi saa moja on dot.
Umeshindaje lakini
🖊️..DiDickson Akula

08/11/2023

The Government reviews upwards fees for Registration services in public offices related to Ministry of Interior.

National ID replacement has been increased from Ksh. 100 to Ksh. 2000. Those who will apply for the first time will pay Ksh. 1000.

Birth and Death certificate increased from Ksh. 50 to Ksh. 200.

Late Registration of Birth and Death Certificate increased from Ksh. 150 to Ksh. 500

Passport application fees for 34 pages increased from Ksh. 4,500 to Ksh. 7,500

Passport application fees for 50 pages increased from Ksh. 6,000 to Ksh. 9,500

Passport Application fees for 66 pages increased from Ksh. 7,500 to Ksh. 12,500.

Taking Oath of Marriage at Attorney General increased from Ksh. 5,000 to KSh 50,000.

05/11/2023

On this day, 14 years ago, we headed to JKIA at 4am to await the arrival of then ICC Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo.

His mission was to establish the ICC's presence in Kenya over the 2007/08 post election violence.

His plane touched down at 6.20am and he was immediately whisked out from the tarmac through the cargo exit. We left the airport and headed to Windsor where his team said he was to meet the then Justice Minister, the late Mutula Kilonzo.

Little did we know that this was a decoy as he was taken to Serena where his advance team was meeting with Kenyan officials ahead of a 10am meeting with the country's leadership.

At 10.55am, Ocampo arrived at the Office of the President for the meeting.

And at the steps of Harambee House, after the meeting with then President Mwai Kibaki and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, Ocampo announced that he would ask The Hague based court to open an investigation on the 2007/08 post election violence.

"So I informed them, in December I would request to the judges of the International Criminal Court to open an investigation and that is the process established by the Rome Treaty," Ocampo said.

He made this comment despite Kibaki and Raila insisting that the country was in the process of establishing a local mechanism to deal with the issues emerging from the various probes on the PEV.

This was the beginning of the Kenyan ICC cases that would eventually collapse and a love-hate relationship between Kenya and the ICC that would then expose the court's inadequacy to deal with crimes against humanity.

How the cases developed and eventually collapsed were a contradiction to Ocampo's bravado during his first visit to Kenya. The then Prosecutor had promised the victims of the PEV that he would be done with the case in the shortest time possible to avoid a repeat in the 2013 elections.

"We have so many reports saying the same, I think I have a strong case. We expect to do the cases in four, five, six months that is our sty

03/11/2023

UPDATE: Azimio Leader Raila Odinga pumps into Public Service CS Moses Kuria at Moi International Airport, Mombasa

03/11/2023

Karibu sana

Friday party is here ndani ya Nyota Drive na Babaz 🔥🔥,uko vipi?
Karibu sana

'aa

26/07/2023

Karibu sana ndani ya Barizi nami Dickson Akula ..tamu zaidi.

25/07/2023

UPDATE: Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga claims Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu was secretly in Nairobi to reconcile him and President William Ruto.

The ODM leader says the visit occurred two weeks ago but the agenda of the day did not see light as the Kenya Kwanza government reportedly kept the neighbouring President waiting for nearly two days

Raila Odinga says Many eminent persons both local and international have tried to mediate between Azimio and Ruto’s side but they have been kept at bay by Kenya Kwanza

The revelation comes even as President William Ruto maintains that he will not have talks with ODM leader Raila Odinga

24/07/2023

BREAKING NEWS: Azimio Suspends Wednesday’s Maandamano, calls supporters to instead hold vigil for victims.

Azimio says so far, 50 deaths have been reported with hundreds of others being injured and are admitted in hospitals with grave injuries.

The coalition says During the vigils, candle lighting and laying of flowers, prayers and read out the names of the victims of police brutality.