An autopsy has revealed that Elizabeth Ngina, a student from Thika Technical Training College, died from multiple stab wounds. Her boyfriend has been arrested as investigations into her death continue, according to Tuko.

Sixteen pupils, aged between 15 and 18, died in a dormitory fire at Utumishi Girls' School last month. In response, Kenyan authorities have announced plans to charge students with murder in connection to the incident, according to BBC World.

A Naivasha court has released one student in connection with the Utumishi Girls fire after Chief Magistrate Abdulqadir Ramadhan Lorot determined there was no evidence linking her to the incident. Meanwhile, eight other suspects are still in custody and are facing murder charges related to the deadly blaze.

The body of a woman named Blessing Ayebe was discovered in a church toilet in Calabar, Cross River State. Ayebe had attended a service at the Presbyterian Church, Ikot Ansa Parish, on June 28 but did not return home. Family sources reported the finding of her lifeless body in the church toilet shortly thereafter.

In Thika, college student Elvis Kivuitu was allegedly stabbed to death by his girlfriend inside their rented house, leading to widespread heartbreak in the community and online. The incident has raised fears among residents of Witeithie, according to Tuko.

A woman was discovered dead in a church toilet in Calabar, prompting an investigation by the police. Authorities reported that there were no visible signs of violence at the scene.