Before, during, and after the general elections that are scheduled to take place on August 9, Kenyans have stepped up their efforts to foster peace and implement preventative measures to reduce the likelihood of violent conflictp>

The Kenyan native, 27, raced into the cockpit, took the plane's controls, and pulled the Boeing 747-400 into a sequence of nosedives.

In the notorious event in December 2000, a Kenyan native fought the pilots, overpowered them, and seized control of the aircraft.

During shouts from the 319 passengers, he even went beyond by biting one of the pilot's ears and finger. He was believed to have assumed control of the aircraft for about two minutes despite having no previous flying expertise. The jet dropped 19,000 feet from its original flying height of 30,000 feet during the fight.

One gallant passenger, Clarke Bynum, a former Clemson University basketball star, rescued the Nairobi-bound airliner from crashing.

Bynum raced into the cockpit and defeated the hijacker.

The bulk of polling places throughout the nation that opened at 6am as planned officially concluded voting at 5pm.
Speaking to the media just after 5 o'clock, IEBC Commissioner Francis Wanderi announced that as of 4 o'clock, 56.7% of the registered voters had cast their votes.

"Out of the 22,120,458 registered voters, 12,065,803 had voted as of 4 p.m. This is equivalent to 56.17 percent of eligible voters who did not use the manual register casting their ballots "added IEBC.

Hassan Ali Joho, the governor of Mombasa, and Mike Sonko, the former governor of Nairobi, got into a close fight on Tuesday night at a polling place in the coastal city, which required police to fire shots into the air to calm down the crowd that had grown agitated during the incident.

Sonko reportedly arrived to the Marycliff Primary School voting place immediately after leaving the Makupa Police Station, where the incident is said to have taken place.

In western Kenya, the Ogiek battle for their land rights and the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to maintain biodiversity. They get the opportunity to do it in front of people from all around the globe at an ongoing IUCN gathering. The Ogiek are a woodland tribe that have always resided there. They reside on territory that is being contested over in western Kenya.

"The Mount Elgon National Park occupies portion of our property." Another section of Uganda's border has been designated as a reserve, and the remainder of the forest was renamed Mount Elgon Forest in 1969. The remainder of this area was designated as a forest reserve in 2000. "So, today we are on government property," explains Cosmos Murunga, an Ogiek elder and member of the Chepkitale-Ogiek Governing Council.

After getting into a fight with a gardener at Deputy President William Ruto's private property in Karen, Nairobi, a police officer who is assigned to DP Ruto has been rushed to the hospital with severe injuries. The fight took place at DP Ruto's residence.

After the argument escalated into a physical altercation, the gardener is said to have struck the officer, Corporal Timothy Mugendi Rucha, on the back of the head with a tool, as stated in the police report that Citizen Digital received.

The bulk of polling places throughout the nation that opened at 6am as planned officially concluded voting at 5pm.
Speaking to the media just after 5 o'clock, IEBC Commissioner Francis Wanderi announced that as of 4 o'clock, 56.7% of the registered voters had cast their votes.

"Out of the 22,120,458 registered voters, 12,065,803 had voted as of 4 p.m. This is equivalent to 56.17 percent of eligible voters who did not use the manual register casting their ballots "added IEBC.

Hassan Ali Joho, the governor of Mombasa, and Mike Sonko, the former governor of Nairobi, got into a close fight on Tuesday night at a polling place in the coastal city, which required police to fire shots into the air to calm down the crowd that had grown agitated during the incident.

Sonko reportedly arrived to the Marycliff Primary School voting place immediately after leaving the Makupa Police Station, where the incident is said to have taken place.

In western Kenya, the Ogiek battle for their land rights and the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to maintain biodiversity. They get the opportunity to do it in front of people from all around the globe at an ongoing IUCN gathering. The Ogiek are a woodland tribe that have always resided there. They reside on territory that is being contested over in western Kenya.

"The Mount Elgon National Park occupies portion of our property." Another section of Uganda's border has been designated as a reserve, and the remainder of the forest was renamed Mount Elgon Forest in 1969. The remainder of this area was designated as a forest reserve in 2000. "So, today we are on government property," explains Cosmos Murunga, an Ogiek elder and member of the Chepkitale-Ogiek Governing Council.