British actor Noel Clarke has been charged with six sexual offences involving five women, according to police. The charges follow an investigation during which Clarke, then in his 40s, was first arrested on September 25, 2025. The case was reported by PM News Nigeria, though further details of the alleged offences or court proceedings were not provided in the available report.

A Metropolitan Police policewoman’s case was referred to a misconduct hearing after the force’s Directorate of Professional Standards pursued a separate misconduct investigation, according to PM News. The provided item does not state the allegation, the conduct involved, any criminal outcome, or whether she was dismissed; it only indicates that professional-standards proceedings continued independently and escalated to a formal hearing despite the earlier process ending.

Questions have emerged over the account given by former Bramley police station commander Owen King regarding an alleged threat at Edenvale Hospital that reportedly led to the discharge of Kekana. According to TimesLIVE, King's version of events is facing scrutiny because it relies on hearsay, casting doubt on the credibility of the claim that a police threat prompted the hospital discharge. The report examines the inconsistencies surrounding the alleged incident and the basis of King's testimony.

A court has issued an arrest warrant for former NEDP official Daniel Onsomu, who is facing charges of fraud. According to reports, he allegedly obtained Sh2.05 million from Daniel Nyakundi Osiemo between September 8 and October 6, 2022. The case is being heard at the Kibera Chief Magistrate’s Court.

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has urged members of the National Youth Service Corps Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit to carry out their statutory duties diligently, objectively and with high ethical standards. According to Leadership, ICPC Chairman Dr Musa Adamu Aliyu delivered the charge during the unit’s inauguration and induction, emphasizing accountability within the corps’ anti-graft activities.

Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations is asking members of the public for information leading to the arrest of Ben Shapaya, a man accused of posing as a doctor to defraud victims in a car import scheme. According to Tuko, a warrant for his arrest was issued after he failed to appear in court. The DCI has appealed to Kenyans to share any details that could help locate and apprehend him so he can face justice.