Simon Chege DCI: Cyber bullying is real. 10 cases recorded in Busia law courts. *We need good policies between government and service providers to save people from cyber crimes.* Concluding one case of cyber crime takes time, ranging from obtaining order from service provider to get statements of both the oppressor and oppressed.
OCS Busia Simon Kerich AKA Good Police says, "cases of wrongful sending of money are rampant in Busia. If you withhold money that was sent to you erroneously, the fine is KSHs. 200,000."
*Eating proceeds of crime!* This refers getting unexpected money from unknown number or account and using it. * If you get such, do not return it directly, if the sender calls you to return the money. * Call service provider to deal with the case. * They may be using your line or account number to sanitise their fraudulently acquired money.
In memory of the occasion necessitated by @KenyaRedCross at Makunda comprehensive primary school. CMDRR team planted trees and promised to plant bamboo as a way of enriching our land with green atmosphere cleaners
At the Mundere Black-Spot! @EnaCoach number KDL 166V hits 2 motorcyclists off the road. The two riders had packed on the pedestrian lane conversing. Unaware that the driver would run into them, the two were surprised after having been run into. They were rushed to Tanaja Hospital for first aid. The other one was rushed to Siaya for further medical attention.
Tomorrow on Wednesday 15/1/2025. From 8:00 am, The radio discussion will focus on using the lessons learned from the DusitD2 attack on January 15, 2019, to raise awareness about the dangers of radicalization and terrorism in Western Kenya generally and Busia specifically. The conversation will highlight the region’s and county’s unique context, including its proximity to Ugandan border, where cross-border movements and socio-economic challenges may pose security risks. The aim is to create an engaging dialogue that resonates with the local audience, emphasizing community vigilance, public participation, and the role of cultural and religious leaders in promoting peace and security.
Suggested Questions for the Radio Interview
1. What lessons can we draw from the January 15, 2019, attack at DusitD2 in Nairobi, and how are they relevant to Western Kenya?
2. Why is it important for communities in Western Kenya, such as Busia and Siaya, to remain vigilant against the threat of terrorism?
3. Has Western Kenya experienced any incidents or risks related to radicalization or terrorism? What do these incidents teach us about staying prepared?
4. What measures can be taken by community to enhance security in border regions like Busia, which might be vulnerable to cross-border threats?
5. How can communities in Western Kenya identify signs of radicalization or suspicious activities and report them effectively?
6. What role do cultural and religious leaders in this region play in fostering unity and countering violent extremism?
7. Are there success stories or examples from Western Kenya where community vigilance or collaboration with security services helped prevent potential threats?
8. How can individuals, especially the youth, stay informed about the dangers of radicalization and avoid being lured into extremist ideologies?
9. What opportunities exist for residents of Western Kenya to actively participate in building safer communities?
10. What can families and communities do to guide the youth and prevent them from being vulnerable to radicalization?
11. What role does the media in Western Kenya play in spreading awareness about security and promoting peaceful coexistence?
12. What message would you like to convey to the people of Western Kenya as we reflect on the Dusit attack and its lessons?
13. How can individuals convey information to relevant authorities concerning violent extremism and signs of radicalisation? (local administration -Sub chief, chiefs, Law enforcement police, NCTC Toll free: 0800721600-you don’t need credit, Mobile: 0712247247, Short Code 1581- for SMS)
Tom Nasonga Machoko of Busweti village in Ruambwa sub location spent the night in a chilly night after his iron-roofed house caught fire.
All household equipment was reduced to ashes.
Machoko and wife Jackline Namba are calling for aid from well wishers to assist them with any support
The incident took place on Monday the 6th day of January, 2025
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Simon Chege DCI:
Cyber bullying is real. 10 cases recorded in Busia law courts. *We need good policies between government and service providers to save people from cyber crimes.* Concluding one case of cyber crime takes time, ranging from obtaining order from service provider to get statements of both the oppressor and oppressed.
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OCS Busia Simon Kerich AKA Good Police says, "cases of wrongful sending of money are rampant in Busia. If you withhold money that was sent to you erroneously, the fine is KSHs. 200,000."
#safevoices040
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Haven ODPP Busia
*Eating proceeds of crime!*
This refers getting unexpected money from unknown number or account and using it.
* If you get such, do not return it directly, if the sender calls you to return the money.
* Call service provider to deal with the case.
* They may be using your line or account number to sanitise their fraudulently acquired money.
#safevoices040
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In memory of the occasion necessitated by @KenyaRedCross at Makunda comprehensive primary school. CMDRR team planted trees and promised to plant bamboo as a way of enriching our land with green atmosphere cleaners
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At the Mundere Black-Spot!
@EnaCoach number KDL 166V hits 2 motorcyclists off the road.
The two riders had packed on the pedestrian lane conversing. Unaware that the driver would run into them, the two were surprised after having been run into. They were rushed to Tanaja Hospital for first aid. The other one was rushed to Siaya for further medical attention.
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Tomorrow on Wednesday 15/1/2025. From 8:00 am, The radio discussion will focus on using the lessons learned from the DusitD2 attack on January 15, 2019, to raise awareness about the dangers of radicalization and terrorism in Western Kenya generally and Busia specifically. The conversation will highlight the region’s and county’s unique context, including its proximity to Ugandan border, where cross-border movements and socio-economic challenges may pose security risks. The aim is to create an engaging dialogue that resonates with the local audience, emphasizing community vigilance, public participation, and the role of cultural and religious leaders in promoting peace and security.
Suggested Questions for the Radio Interview
1. What lessons can we draw from the January 15, 2019, attack at DusitD2 in Nairobi, and how are they relevant to Western Kenya?
2. Why is it important for communities in Western Kenya, such as Busia and Siaya, to remain vigilant against the threat of terrorism?
3. Has Western Kenya experienced any incidents or risks related to radicalization or terrorism? What do these incidents teach us about staying prepared?
4. What measures can be taken by community to enhance security in border regions like Busia, which might be vulnerable to cross-border threats?
5. How can communities in Western Kenya identify signs of radicalization or suspicious activities and report them effectively?
6. What role do cultural and religious leaders in this region play in fostering unity and countering violent extremism?
7. Are there success stories or examples from Western Kenya where community vigilance or collaboration with security services helped prevent potential threats?
8. How can individuals, especially the youth, stay informed about the dangers of radicalization and avoid being lured into extremist ideologies?
9. What opportunities exist for residents of Western Kenya to actively participate in building safer communities?
10. What can families and communities do to guide the youth and prevent them from being vulnerable to radicalization?
11. What role does the media in Western Kenya play in spreading awareness about security and promoting peaceful coexistence?
12. What message would you like to convey to the people of Western Kenya as we reflect on the Dusit attack and its lessons?
13. How can individuals convey information to relevant authorities concerning violent extremism and signs of radicalisation? (local administration -Sub chief, chiefs, Law enforcement police, NCTC Toll free: 0800721600-you don’t need credit, Mobile: 0712247247, Short Code 1581- for SMS)
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Tom Nasonga Machoko of Busweti village in Ruambwa sub location spent the night in a chilly night after his iron-roofed house caught fire.
All household equipment was reduced to ashes.
Machoko and wife Jackline Namba are calling for aid from well wishers to assist them with any support
The incident took place on Monday the 6th day of January, 2025
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