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KBL Watch Parties Bring Football Fans Together for an Unforgettable Championship Finale

by Daily Trends July 24, 2026

Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL) yesterday brought football fans together for an amazing watch party at Al Capone and Pelikan Village, where hundreds of supporters gathered to witness one of the biggest nights in football as the 2026 champions were crowned.

The two venues came alive with great anticipation as supporters, clad in their favorite team’s jerseys and flags, to watch the season’s biggest football showdown unfold on big screens with crispy sounds. Every goal, save, near miss and final whistle was met with deafening cheers, creating an atmosphere that transformed the venues into the ultimate home of football celebration.

The watch parties brought together football lovers to celebrate the passion, unity and excitement that the beautiful game inspires. Consumers enjoyed an immersive matchday experience complete with fan engagement activities and a wide selection of KBL brands, including Guinness, Tusker, White Cap, Balozi and many more, ensuring the party continued long after the final whistle.

The experience was elevated further through live entertainment, engaging fan activations, expert match discussions, and an atmosphere that celebrated the real football passion.

At Al Capone, consumers were treated to an explosive entertainment lineup featuring captivating performances by the Black Warrior Dancers, alongside electrifying sets from DJ Elye, MC Hype EV, Mista C, and a thrilling live performance by Bensoul, who kept the post-match celebrations alive with an energetic performance.

Meanwhile, Pelikan Lounge delivered its own high-energy experience, with performances from Tonny Young, Wanjine, Deejay Dibul, DJ Sonnie, MC Kasper, and Cheer Troupe, ensuring fans remained on their feet throughout the celebrations.

“Football has an incredible way of bringing people together, creating moments that fans remember long after the final whistle. Today’s watch party was about celebrating that shared passion and giving our consumers an unforgettable experience with great company, great entertainment, and our iconic brands at the heart of the occasion. We are grateful to everyone who joined us to make this celebration truly memorable,” said Joy Murugi, Brand Manager Guinness.

As the celebrations ended, the championship watch parties once again demonstrated the unmatched excitement of experiencing football together.

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July 24, 2026 0 comment

Entertainment

Meridianbet and UFC Belgrade: How Kenyan Fans Can Cash In on the Biggest MMA Night of 2026

by Daily Trends July 24, 2026

written by Daily Trends

Meridianbet Becomes an Official UFC Partner for a Historic Night in Belgrade

On August 1, 2026, the Belgrade Arena in Serbia will host the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) for the very first time in the country’s history. Standing among the event’s official partners is Meridianbet, one of the fastest-growing sportsbooks serving bettors in Kenya, East Africa, and beyond.

For Kenyan sports fans who already follow UFC action through Meridianbet’s platform, this partnership brings the brand even closer to the sport — and opens the door to a wave of UFC-themed promotions, markets, and content in the lead-up to fight night.

A 25-Year Journey Back to Serbia

Meridianbet’s story began in Serbia in 2001. Twenty-five years later, the company is returning to its roots by backing the biggest combat sports event ever staged in the country — UFC Fight Night Belgrade.

“Serbia is where Meridianbet’s journey began 25 years ago, and there is no greater stage to celebrate that milestone than the first-ever UFC event in our home country,” said William Scott, Chief Executive Officer of Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN).

What the Partnership Covers

As an official partner, Meridianbet’s branding will feature across:

Arena branding inside Belgrade Arena
Official event advertising
In-arena video displays seen by the live crowd
Digital and social media campaigns reaching fans worldwide

That means fans across East Africa, Europe, and around the world will see the Meridianbet brand front and centre during one of the most anticipated UFC cards of the year — giving Kenyan fans a familiar name to watch for when the octagon lights up.

Combat Sports Is Already a Core Part of Meridianbet’s DNA

This isn’t a one-off. Meridianbet has long backed both professional competitions and grassroots combat sports development, making MMA and boxing key pillars of its global sponsorship portfolio. The UFC Belgrade partnership is simply the biggest stage yet.

How Kenyan Bettors Can Get Involved

Kenyan sports fans don’t need to fly to Belgrade to feel part of the night. Through meridianbet.ke, you can:

Bet on UFC fights and other international sporting events
Follow pre-fight odds and build-up markets as fight night approaches
Explore a wide range of online casino games alongside your sports betting

If you’re already registered, this is a good time to check the sportsbook for early UFC Belgrade markets. If you’re new, signing up on Meridianbet only takes a few minutes.

Meridianbet is an official partner of UFC Fight Night Belgrade on August 1, 2026.

Two Official UFC Partners, One Familiar Name on Meridianbet: Aviator

Look closely at the Fight Night Belgrade poster and Octagon branding and you’ll spot two names side by side: Meridianbet and Aviator. That’s not a coincidence — Aviator, developed by Spribe, has been an official UFC global marketing partner since 2023, with branding inside the Octagon at select Pay-Per-Views and Fight Nights. Meridianbet’s own deal makes it UFC’s exclusive sportsbook partner for this specific Belgrade event. Two separate partnerships, one shared stage.

For Kenyan players, that overlap is a familiar one: Aviator — the fast-paced crash game where players cash out before the plane flies off the screen — is already one of the most played casino titles on Meridianbet’s Kenyan platform. It’s quick to learn, fast to play, and a favourite way to stay in the action between fight cards.

So when Fight Night Belgrade airs, Kenyan fans will effectively be watching two brands they already know from their Meridianbet account — the sportsbook putting up the UFC odds, and the casino game lighting up the Octagon screens. Both are available right now on the Meridianbet website after a simple registration.

A Historic Homecoming

August 1, 2026 will mark a milestone for combat sports in Serbia — and a proud homecoming for Meridianbet, returning to the place its journey began 25 years ago. For fans in Kenya, it’s also a reminder that a truly global sportsbook is just a sign-up away.

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July 24, 2026 0 comment

On August 1, 2026, the Belgrade Arena in Serbia will become the center of the global mixed martial arts scene as the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) hosts its first-ever event in the country. On this historic night, Meridianbet will proudly stand among the event's official partners.

Entertainment

Meridianbet and UFC: A Historic Night in Belgrade This August

by Daily Trends July 23, 2026

written by Daily Trends

On August 1, 2026, the Belgrade Arena in Serbia will become the center of the global mixed martial arts scene as the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) hosts its first-ever event in the country. On this historic night, Meridianbet will proudly stand among the event’s official partners.

Meridianbet’s journey began in Serbia in 2001. Twenty-five years later, the company returns to its roots in a remarkable way, partnering with the biggest combat sports event ever staged in the country.

As an official partner of UFC Fight Night Belgrade, Meridianbet’s brand will be prominently featured throughout the event, including arena branding, official event advertising, in-arena video displays, and extensive digital and social media campaigns. This global exposure will ensure that fans across East Africa, Europe, and around the world will see the Meridianbet brand during one of the most anticipated UFC events of the year.

“Serbia is where Meridianbet’s journey began 25 years ago, and there is no greater stage to celebrate that milestone than the first-ever UFC event in our home country,” said William Scott, Chief Executive Officer of Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN).

For Meridianbet, this partnership is a natural extension of its long-standing commitment to combat sports. Over the years, the company has supported both professional competitions and grassroots development initiatives, making combat sports one of the key pillars of its global sports sponsorship portfolio.

In Kenya, sports enthusiasts can enjoy betting on international sporting events through Meridianbet, while also accessing a wide range of online casino games. Customers can register via the Meridianbet website to get started.

August 1, 2026, will mark a historic milestone for combat sports in Serbia. For Meridianbet, it will also represent a proud homecoming—returning to the place where its remarkable journey first began.

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July 23, 2026 0 comment

Rev. Johnstone Nyongesa of ACK church addresses the press in Bungoma on Thursday/TONY WAFULA

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NCCK condemns tokenism and goons-for-hire politics, calls for issue-based leadership ahead of 2027 general elections

by Pauline Waswa July 23, 2026

written by Pauline Waswa

The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) has strongly condemned the growing culture of tokenism, ethnic politics and the use of goons to intimidate political opponents, warning that such practices pose a serious threat to the country’s democratic gains ahead of next year’s general elections.

The church has called on political leaders to embrace issue-based campaigns, uphold peaceful political engagement and prioritize the needs of citizens over divisive rhetoric, violence and personal political interests.

Speaking during a Citizen Engagement for Advocacy, Dialogue and Mediation Forum at St. Crispin’s ACK Church in Bungoma, Rev. Johnstone Nyongesa expressed concern over what he described as the increasing trend of politicians using financial handouts, ethnic mobilization and hired goons to gain political mileage.

He warned that the normalization of violence and intimidation during political activities undermines democracy and discourages meaningful public participation in governance.

“We are deeply concerned about the rising cases of tokenism and the use of goons to settle political differences. Such actions threaten peace, democracy and the future of our country. Leaders should compete on ideas and policies, not violence and intimidation,” Rev. Nyongesa stated.

He urged politicians across the political divide to desist from sponsoring violence or hiring groups to disrupt other political meetings and businesses during campaign rallies.

“The country has suffered enough from political violence. As we approach the election period, leaders must exercise restraint and allow every Kenyan to enjoy their democratic rights without fear or intimidation,” he added.

His remarks come amid heightened political activity across the country, including recent disagreements between leaders allied to the Linda Mwananchi movement and Sirisia MP John Waluke over proposed venues for political rallies in Bungoma County.

Rev. Nyongesa challenged Kenyans to reject leaders who thrive on violence and instead elect individuals with integrity, competence and a clear vision for the country’s development.

He particularly appealed to the youth to resist being manipulated by politicians seeking to advance their personal ambitions.

“Please, young people, stop allowing yourselves to be used by politicians to cause chaos and mayhem. Once they achieve their political goals, many of you are abandoned to face the consequences alone,” he said.

He added that voters have a responsibility to carefully scrutinize leaders before electing them into office.

“We should thoroughly evaluate those seeking leadership positions because some are only interested in advancing their personal interests rather than serving the people. That is why we are urging Kenyans to reject tokenism and demand accountable leadership,” he added.

Rev. Nyongesa also commended NCCK for organizing the citizen engagement forums, saying they provide an important platform for residents to openly discuss the challenges affecting their communities and propose practical solutions.

“The objective of these forums offers the locals an opportunity to express what is working and what is not working within the county government so that duty bearers can respond appropriately,” he said.

The forum brought together representatives from civil society organizations, Maendeleo ya Wanawake, church leaders, youth groups and other community stakeholders.

Participants identified several pressing concerns affecting Bungoma County, including challenges in the health sector, rising insecurity, agricultural productivity, youth unemployment and governance issues.

Rev. Nyongesa said the views collected from the public forums would inform NCCK’s advocacy efforts and strengthen citizen participation in governance.

“These engagements bring together leaders, community members, the youth and faith-based organizations to discuss development priorities and recommend practical interventions that can improve service delivery and the lives of ordinary citizens,” he said.

Speaking at the same event, Bungoma County NCCK Vice Chairperson Bishop Sostine Bifwoli called on religious leaders to remain impartial during the political season and continue serving as voices of peace, justice and accountability.

He urged the clergy to avoid partisan politics and instead provide moral guidance that promotes national unity, peaceful coexistence and credible elections.

“As church leaders, our responsibility is to unite people, speak the truth without fear or favour and encourage peaceful coexistence. We must remain neutral politically while standing firmly for justice, accountability and the common good,” he said.

July 23, 2026 0 comment

Prime suspect in the murder of Edgar Mokua, a lecturer at the Technical University of Kenya (TUK)

Crime & Investigations

DCI Arrests Prime Suspect in Murder of Missing TUK Lecturer

by Daily Trends July 22, 2026

written by Daily Trends

Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested the prime suspect in the murder of Edgar Mokua, a lecturer at the Technical University of Kenya (TUK), whose disappearance and subsequent death shocked colleagues, family and students.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, the DCI said homicide detectives arrested Richard Gikuhe Mbugua, who is believed to be linked to the lecturer’s death after weeks of forensic investigations.

Police also recovered a grey Toyota Ractis registration number KBZ 002R, which investigators believe was used to transport and dump the lecturer’s body before the driver fled the scene.

Lecturer disappeared after leaving home

According to investigators, Mokua was last seen on July 6, 2026, when he left his residence at Princes Park in Nairobi’s Lavington estate at around 4:20 p.m.

When he failed to return home and could not be reached, concerned relatives launched a search before reporting him missing at Muthangari Police Station.

The disappearance sparked concern among family members, colleagues and friends as efforts to trace him proved unsuccessful.

Five days later, the family received devastating news after his body was found at the Nairobi City Mortuary, where it had been taken by officers from Kiamumbi Police Station following its recovery near Woodcreek Academy.

Detectives reconstruct lecturer’s final hours

Following the discovery of the body, homicide detectives took over the investigation and began reconstructing Mokua’s final movements.

According to the DCI, investigations established that on the evening he disappeared, the lecturer spent several hours socialising with two men and a woman at Kettle Club in Lavington.

The group later proceeded to Ibiza Club at Lavington Mall.

Police say the lecturer’s companions eventually left the club, leaving him behind.

“He was never seen alive again,” investigators said.

His body was later discovered dumped near Woodcreek Academy.

Forensic breakthrough

The breakthrough in the case came after detectives relied on forensic intelligence to identify the vehicle allegedly used to dump the body.

Investigators traced a grey Toyota Ractis bearing registration number KBZ 002R, which they say was captured dropping the body before speeding away.

The discovery triggered an intensive manhunt.

Using forensic leads, detectives tracked down the vehicle’s owner, Richard Gikuhe Mbugua, and arrested him at Blue Estate in Ruiru.

The Toyota Ractis was later recovered at Murera Farm in Juja, where it has since been impounded as an exhibit.

“The suspect is currently in custody undergoing processing pending arraignment as investigations into the murder continue,” the DCI said.

Investigations continue

Police have not yet disclosed the motive behind the killing or whether additional suspects are being pursued.

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations indicated that investigations remain active as detectives seek to establish exactly what transpired between the time Mokua was last seen and the recovery of his body.

Authorities are also expected to rely on forensic evidence, witness statements and digital records as part of efforts to piece together the circumstances surrounding the lecturer’s death.

Growing concern over violent crime

The murder has renewed concerns over violent crimes in Nairobi, particularly cases involving victims who disappear after visiting entertainment spots.

Investigators have increasingly relied on CCTV footage, mobile phone data, vehicle tracking technology and forensic analysis to solve homicide cases that initially appear to have few leads.

The DCI has urged members of the public with information that could assist investigators to come forward as the probe continues.

If charged, the suspect will have an opportunity to respond to the allegations in court, where prosecutors will be required to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.

July 22, 2026 0 comment

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Judiciary Relieves Kangema Magistrate of Duties After EACC Bribery Arrest

by Daily Trends July 22, 2026

written by Daily Trends

The Judiciary has relieved a Senior Principal Magistrate attached to Kangema Law Courts of his judicial duties after his arrest by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) over allegations of soliciting and receiving a bribe to influence the outcome of a criminal case.

Chief Justice Martha Koome, who also chairs the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), announced the move in a statement issued on Wednesday, saying the Judiciary had already commenced administrative and disciplinary proceedings against the judicial officer in accordance with the Judicial Service Act and the institution’s human resource policies.

The action follows the arrest of Hon. Martin Kinyua Mutegi, a Senior Principal Magistrate at Kangema Law Courts, alongside Julius Irungu Njogu, a Principal Probation Officer, during an EACC sting operation on Tuesday.

Koome: Judiciary will not shield corruption

In her statement, Chief Justice Koome described the allegations as serious, saying that if proven, they would amount to a grave breach of the law, the Judicial Code of Conduct and Ethics, and the constitutional values governing the administration of justice.

“The allegations are grave and, if proved, constitute a serious violation of the law, the Judicial Code of Conduct and Ethics, and the values that underpin the administration of justice,” she said.

Koome reiterated that the Judiciary maintains a zero-tolerance policy on corruption and unethical conduct, stressing that judicial authority must always be exercised with integrity, impartiality, transparency and accountability.

“The Judiciary has consistently maintained a policy of zero tolerance to corruption and all forms of unethical conduct,” she said.

She added that public confidence in the courts depends on judicial officers upholding the highest ethical standards.

“Any conduct that undermines public confidence in the administration of justice strikes at the very foundation of the Judiciary.”

‘You cannot dispense justice with one hand and commit crime with the other’

In one of the strongest remarks contained in the statement, the Chief Justice said judicial officers are expected to exemplify the rule of law both inside and outside the courtroom.

“I have consistently stated that Judges, Judicial Officers and members of staff cannot discharge justice with one hand and commit a crime with the other,” Koome said.

She emphasized that although every accused person is entitled to due process, the Judiciary will neither shield nor tolerate criminal conduct within its ranks.

“While every person against whom allegations are made remains entitled to due process, the Judiciary will not shield or condone criminal or unethical conduct by any person serving within its ranks.”

Magistrate relieved of judicial duties

Koome confirmed that the Judicial Service Commission had already initiated the necessary disciplinary mechanisms pending the outcome of criminal investigations.

“Pending the conclusion of those processes, the judicial officer will be relieved of judicial duties in accordance with the law and established procedures, without prejudice to the ongoing criminal investigations by the relevant constitutional agencies,” she stated.

She added that the Judiciary would fully cooperate with the EACC and other investigative and prosecutorial agencies as they pursue the matter.

EACC bribery allegations

According to the EACC, the arrest followed a complaint by a Murang’a businessman who had been convicted on July 2, 2026, in a criminal case involving obtaining money by false pretences and was awaiting sentencing scheduled for July 22.

Investigators allege that the probation officer approached the complainant claiming he was acting on behalf of the magistrate and demanded KSh170,000 to secure a favourable probation report that would result in a non-custodial sentence.

The anti-graft agency subsequently mounted a sting operation that led to the arrest of the two suspects while allegedly receiving KSh150,000 from the complainant.

Following the operation, the suspects were detained at Nyeri Central Police Station before being processed at the EACC Central Regional Office ahead of their arraignment.

Renewed scrutiny on judicial integrity

The latest incident has once again placed the spotlight on corruption within Kenya’s justice sector, an area the Judiciary has repeatedly pledged to clean up through disciplinary action, digitisation of court services and strengthened internal oversight.

Over the years, the Judicial Service Commission has disciplined and removed several judicial officers over allegations ranging from corruption and abuse of office to gross misconduct.

The Judiciary has also encouraged members of the public to report any suspected acts of corruption involving judges, magistrates and court staff through the Office of the Judiciary Ombudsman, the Judicial Service Commission or investigative agencies such as the EACC.

Commitment to accountability

Chief Justice Koome concluded by assuring Kenyans that the Judiciary remains committed to protecting the integrity of the courts and preserving public confidence in the justice system.

“I wish to assure the people of Kenya that the Judiciary and Judicial Service Commission remain steadfast in safeguarding the integrity of the justice system. We will continue to act firmly, fairly, and decisively against any judicial officer or member of staff whose conduct falls short of the high ethical standards expected of those entrusted with the administration of justice,” she said.

The criminal case against the magistrate and the probation officer is expected to proceed independently alongside the Judiciary’s internal disciplinary process.

July 22, 2026 0 comment

Fred Matiang'i with Senator Edwin Sifuna during their meeting on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. PHOTO/Fred Matiang'i/X

Politics

Matiang’i Reveals Major Strategy Talks With Sifuna Before Linda Mwananchi Western Kenya Tour

by Romelu Lukaku July 22, 2026

written by Romelu Lukaku

Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has revealed that he held high-level strategy talks with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and the Linda Mwananchi leadership ahead of the movement’s highly anticipated political tour of Western Kenya.

In a statement issued after the meeting held at his Karen office on Wednesday morning, Matiang’i said the discussions focused on strengthening coordination within the opposition as leaders intensify preparations for the 2027 General Election.

“This morning, I held a productive consultative meeting with the Linda Mwananchi team, led by Nairobi Senator Hon. Edwin Sifuna, at my office in Karen ahead of the team’s tour of Western Kenya,” Matiang’i said.

Fred Matiang'i and Edwin Sifuna — Fred Matiang’i and Edwin Sifuna

Focus on united opposition

According to Matiang’i, the meeting centred on building a stronger working relationship among parties and leaders associated with the emerging United Alternative Government, which seeks to present a united challenge to President William Ruto in the next General Election.

“Our discussions focused on strengthening strategic coordination across the United Alternative Government and aligning our efforts as we continue to offer Kenyans a credible, principled and people-centred alternative ahead of the 2027 General Election,” he stated.

Fred Matiang'i shakes hands with Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi as Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka and Suba South MP Caroli Omondi look on. Matiang'i met the Linda Mwananchi team on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. PHOTO/Fred Matiang'i/X — Fred Matiang’i shakes hands with Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi as Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka and Suba South MP Caroli Omondi look on. Matiang’i met the Linda Mwananchi team on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. PHOTO/Fred Matiang’i/X

He added that the opposition would continue holding regular consultations as it seeks to build consensus around governance, accountability and constitutionalism.

“We remain committed to regular consultations and purposeful engagement as we work together to restore accountable leadership, uphold constitutional governance and put our country firmly back on the path of national renewal,” Matiang’i said.

This morning, I held a productive consultative meeting with the Linda Mwananchi team, led by Nairobi Senator Hon. Edwin Sifuna, at my office in Karen ahead of the team’s tour of Western Kenya.

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— Dr. Fred Matiang'i (@RealMatiangi) July 22, 2026

Comes ahead of Western Kenya mobilisation

The meeting comes just days before the Linda Mwananchi movement begins a major political mobilisation drive in Western Kenya.

The movement, led by Sifuna, is expected to hold rallies in Trans Nzoia and Bungoma counties, with supporters describing the tour as one of the biggest political events in the region ahead of the 2027 elections. Organisers say the tour is aimed at consolidating support in Western Kenya and expanding the movement’s national footprint.

Preparations for the rallies have intensified in recent days, with local leaders allied to the movement urging residents to turn out in large numbers.

Growing ties between Matiang’i and Linda Mwananchi

Wednesday’s meeting is the latest indication of the increasingly close working relationship between Matiang’i and the Linda Mwananchi leadership.

In recent months, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary has held several consultations with Sifuna and other leaders associated with the movement as opposition figures explore ways of presenting a united front against President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza administration.

Opposition realignments gather pace

The consultations come amid intense political realignments ahead of the 2027 General Election.

The Linda Mwananchi movement has rapidly expanded its activities following a series of rallies in different parts of the country, positioning itself as a platform advocating governance reforms, accountability and constitutionalism. The movement has held public meetings in counties including Busia, Kakamega, Kisii, Narok, Mombasa, Taita Taveta and others as part of its nationwide mobilisation campaign.

At the same time, Matiang’i has emerged as one of the leading figures within the broader opposition, with his allies arguing that unity among opposition parties will be critical if they are to mount a serious challenge to President Ruto in 2027.

Political analysts say the latest meeting underscores growing efforts to coordinate messaging, campaign structures and regional mobilisation well ahead of the official campaign period.

While opposition leaders have repeatedly insisted that discussions are centred on national issues rather than positions, Tuesday’s strategy meeting is likely to fuel further speculation over how the various opposition formations could eventually coalesce into a single electoral alliance.

Neither Sifuna nor the Linda Mwananchi movement announced any specific agreements reached during the Karen meeting, but both camps have consistently maintained that dialogue remains key to building a credible alternative government ahead of the next General Election.

July 22, 2026 0 comment

Crime & Investigations

EACC Arrests Kangema Magistrate, Probation Officer in KSh150K Court Bribery Sting

by Romelu Lukaku July 22, 2026

written by Romelu Lukaku

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested a Senior Principal Magistrate attached to Kangema Law Courts and a Principal Probation Officer over allegations of soliciting and receiving a bribe to influence the sentencing of a convicted businessman.

In a statement issued on Monday, July 21, the anti-graft agency said Hon. Martin Kinyua Mutegi, a Senior Principal Magistrate at Kangema Law Courts, and Julius Irungu Njogu, a Principal Probation Officer, were arrested during a sting operation conducted in Kangema Township, Murang’a County.

According to the Commission, the two suspects were apprehended while allegedly receiving KSh150,000 from a complainant.

Complaint by convicted businessman

The EACC said the operation followed a complaint lodged by a businessman from Murang’a County who had been convicted on July 2, 2026, in a criminal case involving obtaining money by false pretences.

The businessman was scheduled to be sentenced on July 22, 2026, and feared he was being asked to pay a bribe to influence the outcome of the sentencing.

According to preliminary investigations, the probation officer allegedly approached the complainant claiming he was acting on behalf of the magistrate.

Investigators say the officer demanded KSh170,000, allegedly promising that the money would secure a favourable probation report that would persuade the court to impose a non-custodial sentence instead of sending the businessman to prison.

EACC mounts sting operation

Following the complaint, the Commission launched an undercover operation that culminated in the arrest of the two suspects.

“EACC mounted an operation that culminated in the arrest of the two suspects while receiving KSh150,000 from the complainant,” the Commission said.

The suspects were immediately taken into custody and detained at Nyeri Central Police Station before being transferred to the EACC Central Regional Office for processing ahead of their planned arraignment in court.

𝗘𝗔𝗖𝗖 𝗔𝗥𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗦 𝗞𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗘𝗠𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗚𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗘, 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗕𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗘𝗥 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗥𝗜𝗕𝗘𝗥𝗬

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested a Senior Principal Magistrate attached to Kangema Law Courts and a Principal Probation Officer over… pic.twitter.com/0vAozoZY1Q
— EACC (@EACCKenya) July 22, 2026

The Commission did not indicate the specific criminal charges they are expected to face but said investigations are continuing.

Fight against corruption in the Judiciary

The latest arrests come as the EACC continues intensifying efforts to combat bribery within public institutions, including the justice sector.

Over the years, the anti-graft agency has carried out several operations targeting judicial officers, court staff, police officers and other public servants accused of demanding bribes in exchange for public services.

The Judiciary has repeatedly maintained that corruption has no place within the administration of justice and has encouraged members of the public to report any judicial officers or court staff suspected of soliciting bribes through the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), the Office of the Judiciary Ombudsman, or law enforcement agencies.

In recent years, the Judiciary has also rolled out digital systems such as e-filing, strengthened internal oversight mechanisms and enhanced disciplinary processes aimed at improving transparency and reducing opportunities for corruption within the courts.

EACC reiterates commitment

Following the arrests, the Commission reaffirmed its commitment to tackling corruption at service delivery points across the country.

“EACC reiterates its commitment to tackling bribery at service delivery points and enhancing the quality of public services for all citizens,” the agency said.

The Commission urged Kenyans to continue reporting suspected cases of bribery and abuse of office, saying public cooperation remains critical in the fight against corruption.

If charged, the two suspects will have an opportunity to respond to the allegations before the court, where the prosecution will be required to prove its case.

July 22, 2026 0 comment

Crime & Investigations

Nairobi Lawyer Abdulahi Musdaf Hussein Arrested Over Alleged Plot to Grab Woman’s Land

by Daily Trends July 21, 2026

written by Daily Trends

Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested Nairobi-based lawyer Abdulahi Musdaf Hussein over his alleged involvement in a land fraud scheme in which investigators say a woman was at risk of losing property she had legally purchased.

According to a statement issued by the DCI on Monday, officers from the Land Fraud Investigations Unit (LFIU) apprehended the advocate in Nairobi’s Central Business District after completing investigations into the disputed land ownership case.

Woman says she bought the land legally

The DCI said the complainant had purchased the parcel of land in 2025 and had been enjoying peaceful possession of the property before the dispute emerged.

Investigators said the woman was shocked when she received court documents indicating that Abdulahi Musdaf Hussein was claiming ownership of the same parcel of land.

The development prompted her to file a complaint with the DCI’s Land Fraud Investigations Unit.

DCI launches investigations

Following the complaint, detectives commenced investigations into the ownership documents and the circumstances surrounding the competing claim to the property.

According to the DCI, the findings of the investigation were forwarded to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) for review.

The ODPP subsequently agreed with the investigating officer’s recommendation that the lawyer be charged with making a false document and uttering a forged document.

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Arrest in Nairobi CBD

The DCI said officers tracked the suspect and arrested him in Nairobi’s Central Business District on Monday.

He has since been taken into custody and is undergoing processing ahead of his arraignment in court.

The agency did not disclose the value of the disputed property or the exact location of the land at the centre of the alleged fraud.

DCI warns against land fraud

The arrest comes amid ongoing efforts by the DCI to crack down on land fraud, a crime that has remained one of the most persistent property-related offences in Kenya.

The Land Fraud Investigations Unit was established to investigate cases involving forged title deeds, fraudulent transfers, double allocation of land, impersonation of property owners, and other offences affecting land ownership.

Land disputes remain a major challenge in Kenya, particularly in urban areas where rising property values have led to an increase in cases involving contested ownership documents.

Common land fraud schemes

Investigators say some of the most common schemes include:

Forgery of title deeds and transfer documents;
Impersonation of legitimate landowners;
Multiple sales of the same parcel of land;
Fraudulent court claims over already-occupied property; and
Collusion involving professionals such as brokers, surveyors and advocates.

The DCI has repeatedly urged members of the public to conduct thorough due diligence before purchasing land, including official searches at the Ministry of Lands and verification of ownership documents.

Suspect remains innocent until proven guilty

While the DCI has recommended criminal charges, Abdulahi Musdaf Hussein remains presumed innocent unless and until a court of law finds him guilty.

The lawyer is expected to be arraigned once police processing is complete.

In its statement, the DCI also encouraged members of the public to report suspected land fraud and other crimes through its toll-free hotline 0800 722 203 or via WhatsApp on 0709 570 000 under the #FichuaKwaDCI campaign.

July 21, 2026 0 comment

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UFC Names Meridianbet Official Sponsor of Fight Night Belgrade

by Daily Trends July 21, 2026

written by Daily Trends

Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN) (the “Company”) today announced that the Company’s subsidiary Meridianbet has been named Official Sponsor of UFC Fight Night Serbia, a mixed-martial-arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), scheduled for August 1, 2026 at Belgrade Arena in Belgrade, Serbia.

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The event will be the first UFC has ever held in Serbia, where Meridianbet will be its exclusive sponsor in the sports-betting category. The sponsorship will include branding inside the Octagon during the event, logo placement across official event marketing (including the fight poster and round cards), an in-venue commercial at Belgrade Arena and a digital and social media campaign across UFC’s web, video and social channels.

The event will air live in the United States on Paramount+ and will be distributed internationally through UFC’s broadcast partners, reaching a global audience.

“Serbia is where Meridianbet’s story began 25 years ago, and there is no bigger stage to mark that anniversary than UFC’s first-ever event in the country,” said William Scott, Chief Executive Officer of Meridian Holdings. “Combat sports sponsorship has long been part of our brand strategy, and partnering with one of the most-watched properties in global sports is a natural next step as we continue to build visibility for our firm across the region and the world.”

Meridianbet was founded in 2001. The sponsorship deal with UFC marks the brand’s most visible association with a global sports property to date.

About Meridian Holdings Inc.

Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN), headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, is an established B2B and B2C gaming technology group operating across over 25 international regulated markets. The Company’s B2C division is led by Meridianbet Group, a leading online sports betting and gaming operator founded in 2001 and licensed across Europe, Africa, and South America. Meridian’s B2B division, comprising game developer Expanse Studios and iGaming platform GMAG, develops, licenses, and distributes proprietary gaming technology to a global client base. Additional subsidiaries include RKings Competitions (pay-to-enter prize competitions in the UK), MexPlay (regulated online casino in Mexico), and Classics for a Cause (Australia’s leading subscription-based digital memberships and trade-promotion lottery). The Company’s software automatically declines gaming or redemption requests originating in the United States, in strict compliance with U.S. law. For more information, visit www.meridian-holdings.com

July 21, 2026 0 comment

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UFC Names Meridianbet Official Sponsor of Fight Night Belgrade

by Daily Trends July 21, 2026

written by Daily Trends

Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN) (the “Company”) today announced that the Company’s subsidiary Meridianbet has been named Official Sponsor of UFC Fight Night Serbia, a mixed-martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), scheduled for August 1, 2026 at Belgrade Arena in Belgrade, Serbia.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Da0A_nMjmjw/?igsh=bmJraXEyYXppcWts

The event will air live in the United States on Paramount+ and will be distributed internationally through UFC’s broadcast partners, reaching a global audience.

Meridianbet was founded in 2001. The sponsorship deal with UFC marks the brand’s most visible association with a global sports property to date.

About Meridian Holdings Inc.

Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN), headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, is an established B2B and B2C gaming technology group operating across over 25 international regulated markets.

The Company’s B2C division is led by Meridianbet Group, a leading online sports betting and gaming operator founded in 2001 and licensed across Europe, Africa, and South America. Meridian’s B2B division, comprising game developer Expanse Studios and iGaming platform GMAG, develops, licenses, and distributes proprietary gaming technology to a global client base.

Additional subsidiaries include RKings Competitions (pay-to-enter prize competitions in the UK), MexPlay (regulated online casino in Mexico), and Classics for a Cause (Australia’s leading subscription-based digital memberships and trade-promotion lottery). The Company’s software automatically declines gaming or redemption requests originating in the United States, in strict compliance with U.S. law. For more information, visit www.meridian-holdings.com

July 21, 2026 0 comment

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Leaders Mourn as Former IEBC Commissioner Dies

by Romelu Lukaku July 20, 2026

written by Romelu Lukaku

Former Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Commissioner Eng. Mohammed Abdullahi Sharawe has died.

His death was confirmed on Monday, July 20, by Mandera Senator Mohamed Mohamud, who paid an emotional tribute to the former electoral commissioner, describing him as a close friend, classmate and colleague.

“I have received with profound sadness the news of the passing of my dear friend, classmate, and colleague, Eng. Abdullahi M. H. Sharawe, who passed away this morning,” Senator Mohamud said in a statement shared on social media.

The cause of Sharawe’s death had not been made public by the time of publication.

Leaders pay tribute

Tributes continued to pour in from political leaders following the announcement of his death, with Eldas Member of Parliament Adan Keynan describing the late Sharawe as a distinguished public servant whose legacy would be remembered for years to come.

“It is with profound sorrow that I join the nation in mourning the passing of Eng. Mohamed Abdullahi Sharawe, a distinguished statesman, accomplished engineer and an enviable elder whose life was defined by integrity, humility and unwavering commitment to public service,” Keynan said.

Former IEBC Commissioner, the late Mohammed Abdullahi Sharawe

The legislator praised the former IEBC commissioner for serving the country with dedication in the various public offices he held throughout his career.

Served at the IEBC

Sharawe was among the commissioners who served at Kenya’s electoral agency during one of the country’s most politically significant periods.

During his tenure at the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, he participated in the oversight of electoral processes and reforms aimed at strengthening Kenya’s democratic institutions.

Before joining the electoral commission, Sharawe built a distinguished career as an engineer and public administrator, earning respect across both government and professional circles.

Colleagues often described him as a calm, principled, and diligent public servant who approached his responsibilities with professionalism.

Public service legacy

Beyond his role at the IEBC, Sharawe served in various capacities within government, contributing to public administration and national development.

Leaders who worked with him remembered him as a man committed to integrity, fairness and service to the nation.

His death comes at a time when the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission is preparing for the 2027 General Election following the appointment of a new team of commissioners.

Messages of condolence continued to emerge throughout Monday, with leaders from across the political divide expressing sympathy to Sharawe’s family, friends and the people of Mandera.

Many described him as a respected elder whose contribution to public service extended beyond politics and elections.

Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family in accordance with Islamic traditions.

Sharawe leaves behind a legacy of public service spanning engineering, governance and electoral management, with leaders saying his commitment to integrity and nation-building will be remembered for years to come.

July 20, 2026 0 comment

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Uganda’s Gen Moses Ali Dies Months After Winning Election That Sparked Health and Fitness Questions

by Daily Trends July 18, 2026

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Uganda is mourning the death of veteran politician and retired military officer General Moses Ali, one of the country’s longest-serving public figures, whose passing comes just months after he won re-election in a contest that reignited national debate over candidate fitness for public office.

Tributes poured in from across Uganda following news of his death, with Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa describing the late Adjumani West MP as a father figure, mentor and statesman whose contribution to Uganda would be remembered for generations.

“I’m deeply saddened by the passing of Rt. Hon. Gen. (Rtd.) Moses Ali… Uganda has lost a true giant whose legacy of selfless service, discipline and unwavering commitment to the nation will endure for generations,” Tayebwa said in a statement.

The Deputy Speaker said Ali played a crucial role in mentoring him during his early days as Government Chief Whip under the Office of the Prime Minister, where Ali served as Second Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy Leader of Government Business.

“I mourn a father figure and mentor who took me in as a son. His guidance and wisdom helped me settle in and grow into my role until my election as Deputy Speaker,” Tayebwa added.

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He extended condolences to Ali’s family, President Yoweri Museveni, Parliament, the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), the people of Adjumani and Ugandans at large.

Veteran politician

Gen. Moses Ali was one of Uganda’s most enduring political figures, serving in several senior government positions over a career spanning more than five decades.

Before leaving Cabinet following the 2026 general election, he served as Uganda’s Second Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy Leader of Government Business in Parliament, positions he held from 2021 until the new Cabinet was announced in May 2026.

Often referred to as the “Lion of Adjumani,” Ali remained one of the most influential leaders in the West Nile region and retained his parliamentary seat for Adjumani West in the 2026 elections.

Election sparked national debate

Ali’s victory in Uganda’s 2026 parliamentary elections came against the backdrop of intense public scrutiny over his health.

Videos and photographs circulated widely during the campaign showed the veteran politician appearing frail and requiring assistance during public appearances, prompting debate on social media and among civil society groups about whether he was medically fit to seek another term in office.

The controversy had begun even before the election.

In late 2025, activists filed a petition before Uganda’s Constitutional Court seeking to block Ali’s candidature, arguing that his visible frailty made him incapable of effectively performing the duties of a Member of Parliament. Court filings alleged he struggled to speak, write, and move without assistance.

Despite the legal challenge, Uganda’s Electoral Commission cleared his nomination, allowing him to contest the election. He subsequently won the Adjumani West parliamentary seat and was later sworn into the 12th Parliament in a subdued ceremony due to his health condition.

Ali defended his health

Throughout the campaign, Gen. Moses Ali rejected claims that he was unfit to continue serving.

Speaking to journalists in January 2026, the veteran politician dismissed reports that doctors had advised him to retire from politics, insisting he remained capable of carrying out his duties.

“I’m fit and still in the race,” Ali declared, describing reports about his health as politically motivated attempts to undermine his campaign.

His supporters argued that voters—not critics—should determine whether he deserved another term, while opponents maintained that public office required leaders capable of actively representing constituents.

Health concerns intensified

Concern over Ali’s health resurfaced this week after reports emerged that the 87-year-old had been admitted to Nakasero Hospital in Kampala.

Family members reportedly gathered at the hospital as his condition deteriorated, although relatives declined to comment publicly on his illness.

His death has now brought an end to one of Uganda’s longest political careers.

Legacy

Beyond the political debate surrounding his final election, Gen. Moses Ali is remembered as one of the country’s most influential post-independence leaders.

Over the decades, he served under different administrations and remained an influential figure in Uganda’s politics, particularly in the West Nile region.

The Office of the Prime Minister recently credited him with advancing government programmes such as the Parish Development Model, Operation Wealth Creation and Emyooga, while strengthening citizen engagement and championing development initiatives in Adjumani and beyond.

As Uganda mourns his passing, his final election victory is likely to remain part of a broader conversation about leadership, representation and the standards required for candidates seeking public office.

July 18, 2026 0 comment

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Online Betting in Kenya 2026: A Simple Guide for Beginners

by Daily Trends July 18, 2026

written by Daily Trends

New to betting? Here is how it works in Kenya, from sports and Aviator to M-Pesa and bonuses, without the jargon.

If you are new to online betting in Kenya, it can feel like everyone already knows the rules and you are catching up. You are not. The basics are simple, and once you understand a few things, you can decide whether it is for you and how to do it sensibly. Here is the beginner’s version, with no jargon.

What you can actually bet on

Betting in Kenya is no longer just football. Today the main options are:

Sports betting. Predict outcomes in football, basketball, and other sports. The English Premier League and big tournaments are the most popular.
Aviator and crash games. Fast games where a multiplier rises, and you cash out before it crashes. Rounds last seconds and stakes are low, which is why they are hugely popular.
Casino and slots. Digital slot machines and live casino tables.
Virtuals. Computer-simulated matches you can bet on any time, with no waiting for real fixtures.

Many players mix these depending on their mood, which is why the sites that cover several, like the newer Kenya-focused brands, tend to suit beginners well.

How money works: M-Pesa

You fund your account with M-Pesa, usually through a prompt on your phone or a Paybill number, and you withdraw winnings back to the same number. Deposits are instant, and minimums are low, so you can start with a small amount while you learn. Keep the M-Pesa line in your own name matching your betting account.

Bonuses, explained simply

Most sites offer a welcome bonus to new players, and it is worth understanding rather than ignoring. A 100 percent first-deposit match, for example, doubles your starting balance, so a KES 500 deposit gives you KES 1,000 to play with. The Radabet welcome bonus works this way, matching your first deposit 100 percent, and there are ongoing promos afterwards like Aviator Rains and loyalty levels. Always read the bonus terms once so you know how it works before you play.

How to start, step by step

Choose a licensed Kenyan site. Check that it is regulated by the Gambling Regulatory Authority and easy to contact.
Register with your phone number. It takes a couple of minutes.
Deposit a small amount with M-Pesa.
Start with something you understand, whether that is a football bet, Aviator, or a slot.
Set a budget before you play, and stop when you reach it.

Betting responsibly from day one

This is the most important part. Betting is entertainment, not a way to make money or recover a loss. You must be 18 or older. Only ever stake what you can afford to lose, never borrow to bet, and never chase a loss. Good sites give you tools to set deposit limits, take a break, or self-exclude, and they make responsible-gaming help easy to find. Use them. If betting ever stops being fun, step away and reach out for support.

Start small, keep it light, and treat it as a bit of fun rather than a plan for money. That mindset, more than any tip, is what keeps betting enjoyable.

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July 18, 2026 0 comment

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New Betting Sites in Kenya 2026: How to Pick One Worth Your Money

by Daily Trends July 18, 2026

written by Daily Trends

A practical 2026 guide to choosing where to bet in Kenya, from M-Pesa deposits to bonuses, Aviator, and trust.

Kenya has one of the busiest betting markets in Africa, and it keeps changing. A few years ago most players only cared about football odds. Today the average Kenyan bettor is mobile-first, pays with M-Pesa, and wants a site that does it all: sports, Aviator, crash games, slots, and a bonus that is actually worth claiming. New betting sites keep launching to chase that player, which is great for choice but confusing when you are trying to pick one.

So how do you tell a good betting site from a forgettable one in 2026? These are the things that actually matter.

M-Pesa that just works

The first real test of any Kenyan betting site is simple. Can you deposit with M-Pesa in seconds, and can you withdraw without stress? Flashy branding means nothing if the money is slow. The strongest sites treat mobile money as the core of the product:

simple deposit instructions
fast wallet crediting
low minimum deposits
a straightforward withdrawal process straight back to your phone

A bonus you can understand

Most players find a new site through its welcome bonus, and the best ones are easy to understand rather than buried in fine print. A 100 percent first-deposit match, for example, doubles your starting balance, which is simple maths anyone can follow. Newer brands often push harder here. Radabet, one of the newer Kenyan sites, leads with a 100% Karibu Bonus on your first deposit and keeps promotions running afterwards, which is the pattern to look for. A big first offer followed by silence is not as useful as steady, understandable rewards.

Built for a phone, not a desktop

Almost nobody in Kenya bets from a laptop. A good site loads fast on mobile data, uses data efficiently, and makes it easy to move between the bet slip, your account, and the games. If a site feels heavy or cluttered on your phone, it will cost you time and patience, especially on fast games like Aviator.

Real product depth

Different players want different things. Some want football only, some live for Aviator, some want slots and live casino, and some want virtuals when there are no matches on. The sites worth keeping are the ones that serve more than one of these well, so you are not hopping between apps.

Trust you can verify

This is the one too many people skip. A serious site makes it easy to find its support contacts, payment information, bonus terms, and responsible-gaming tools, and it is licensed in Kenya. Betting is regulated here by the Gambling Regulatory Authority, and any site you fund should be licensed and open about it. If you cannot find who runs a site or how to reach support, keep scrolling.

So what should you actually do?

Shortlist two or three sites, test each with a small deposit, and judge them on the things above: how fast the money moved, whether the bonus made sense, how the app felt on your phone, and how easy support was to reach. The newer Kenya-focused brands are worth a look precisely because they are built around how people bet now. If you want a current example to benchmark against, Radabet checks the main boxes: M-Pesa deposits and withdrawals, a clear 100% welcome bonus, Aviator and crash games, and a mobile-first design.

Whatever you choose, set a budget first and stick to it. You must be 18 or older to bet in Kenya, and betting should stay entertainment, not a way to make money. Play responsibly, and only stake what you can afford to lose.

👉 See what a new Kenyan site looks like at radabet.co.ke.

July 18, 2026 0 comment

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How to Play Aviator in Kenya and Actually Cash Out

by Daily Trends July 18, 2026

written by Daily Trends

A plain-English guide to the crash game everyone is playing, how it works, how to cash out, and how to keep it fun.

Aviator has become one of the most played games in Kenya, and it is easy to see why. A plane takes off, a multiplier climbs from 1.00x, and your job is to cash out before the plane flies away. Cash out in time and you win your stake times the multiplier on screen. Wait too long and the round is gone. Rounds last seconds, the minimum stakes are low, and you are in control the whole way. Here is how to play it well.

How Aviator works

Every round is the same shape. You place a bet before the plane takes off. The plane flies and the multiplier rises: 1.20x, 1.50x, 2.00x and higher.

At a random moment the plane leaves the screen. If you have pressed Cash Out before that, you keep your stake multiplied by the number when you cashed. If you have not, you lose that stake. That is the whole game, and its simplicity is the appeal.

Step by step

Open Aviator on a licensed site. You can play Aviator on Radabet, for example, which is built around crash games with M-Pesa payments.

Fund your account with M-Pesa. Minimum deposits are low, so you can start small.
Set your stake for the next round.
Press Bet during the countdown so you are in before the plane takes off.
Watch the multiplier climb and press Cash Out when you are happy with it.
Repeat, and withdraw your winnings to M-Pesa whenever you want.

Simple tactics that keep it fun

There is no trick that guarantees a win, because every round is random. What good players do is manage risk. A few habits help:

Cash out early for steady wins. Multipliers between 1.20x and 1.50x hit often. They will not make you rich, but they stretch your money.
Use Auto Cash Out. Set a target like 1.50x and let the game exit for you, so you do not freeze and miss it.
Use the two-bet feature. Put one bet on a safe early cash-out and let the second one ride a little longer.
Set a budget before you start and stop when you reach it. Never chase a loss.

Play Aviator with M-Pesa

M-Pesa is how most Kenyans fund their play, and the good Aviator sites make it instant. On Radabet, deposits reflect in seconds and winnings withdraw back to your phone, and there are Aviator-specific extras like the Daily Aviator Rains that drop free bets to active players. Whatever site you use, only deposit what you can afford to lose.

A quick word on “predictors”

You will see apps and Telegram channels selling Aviator predictors and hacks. Skip them. Aviator uses a random number generator and a provably fair system, so no tool can know when the plane will fly. Anything that claims to is a scam, and many are after your login or M-Pesa PIN. The only real way to play is inside the game, with your own judgement.

The bottom line

Aviator is fast, simple, and genuinely fun when you treat it as entertainment. Learn the cash-out, set a budget, use auto cash-out to stay disciplined, and keep it light. You must be 18 or older to play, the game is chance, and there is no guaranteed win. Play responsibly.

👉 Try it for yourself: play Aviator on Radabet.

July 18, 2026 0 comment

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