An elderly man of Asian descent has narrated to a Nairobi court how a 33-year-old woman tried to rob him of millions of shillings.
Appearing before Milimani law court magistrate Rose Otieno, 70-year-old Alihadi Dafilla Ali said Mercy Njoki alias Fatuma forged his death certificate, a marriage certificate, and a birth certificate of an inexistent child in a well-planned scheme to rob him Sh120 million.
Kenya Airways (KQ), through its subsidiary Fahari Aviation, is set to introduce flying taxis in Nairobi.
On Wednesday, Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer SA announced its flying taxi unit Eve had signed an agreement with Fahari Aviation to develop operating models in its key markets.
The agreement aims to design a network for the safe operation of Electric Vertical Aircraft (EVA).
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US technology giant, Apple turned down a request by the Kenyan authorities to unlock two iPhones that are linked to a criminal investigation.
This was revealed in a US Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) filing dated December 23rd, 2020.
The Kenyan government’s request to Apple to unlock the two smartphones was made in the six-month period ending December, according to the SEC filing.
Kenya joins a list of many governments whose requests to unlock iPhones have been rejected by the California-headquartered electronics maker.
Apple has in the past been embroiled in a tussle with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) over the same matter. Last year, the FBI asked the company to unlock a shooter’s iPhone but the request was declined.