Inside the mystery of Belgian woman who went missing in Kenya

One of Kenya’s most famous DJ’s – Dj Creme De La Crème – hit the headlines after allegedly appearing in a sex tape with a woman who is not his wife.

A five-minute clip of the star – real name George Njuguna – engaged in a romp with a mystery female was leaked online over the weekend and soon went viral.

Now the lady who joins him in the sex tape has been identified by Kenyan media as socialite Halima Nasir.

According to reports the video was shot way back in 2011 and had been “shopped”...

>Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a Bulyanhulu Gold Mine worker. The worker, Mr Funga Charles, disappeared on Monday shortly after he reported on duty.

A $150,000 custom-made Calvin Klein Collection by Francisco Costa dress, worn by actress Lupita Nyong'o at the Oscars, has been stolen in Hollywood.

Details have emerged on the missing billions of shillings that are being linked to the death, on Saturday night, of a top Energy and Water Regulatory Authority (Ewura) official.

The government has been slow to resolve the issue linked to the country's ethnic tensions.

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At least 20 bodies have been found in shallow graves in north-east Kenya, residents say, but their identities are unclear.

>The mystery of how the cost of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s laptops for schools programme was inflated by Ksh1.4 billion has deepened after it emerged that the tender committee included in the final price the cost of services that the bidders had agreed to offer free of charge