Caption for the landscape image: Ex-prisoners’ bakery in Tana River crippled by alleged police extortion Tuesday, August 12, 2025 Scroll down to read the article Mohammed Jarha arranging trays of dough ready for the oven at the Rimaya Bakery in this picture taken on August 11, 2025. Photo credit: Stephen Oduor | Nation By Stephen Oduor Correspondent Nation Media Group Article Related When Mohammed Jarha walked out of Hola Prison in Tana River County in April 2024, freedom tasted unfamiliar. Eight months earlier, a judge had sentenced him to serve time after being found guilty of robbery. PREMIUM Shakahola deaths: DPP to file new evidence against Mackenzie The fresh clues will lead to the inclusion of more suspects and witnesses. PREMIUM Blood, meat and moonlight: Inside Tana’s exploding bushmeat trade Thriving black market has left legal meat sellers counting losses. PREMIUM The rise and fall of Hola’s cotton empire The once highly profitable Hola Cotton Ginnery today lies in ruins. PREMIUM Ojwang murder: Details of past cases police theories exposed contempt We have long known that the history of police rot and cover-up runs deep. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Hospital sued after twins born at 27 weeks, one dies, one loses his vision PREMIUM Court strikes out junior school teachers’ bid to break away from Kuppet, Knut PREMIUM Why Uhuru skipped Raila’s anniversary event PREMIUM Fires await Gachagua on return from US trip Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles PREMIUM Court exposes officials in failed bid to seize Nakuru War Memorial Hospital Officials are accused of acting on instructions from powerful individuals. Ruto on New KCC: Let farmers run it The government has injected Sh8 billion into New KCC over the past three years. PREMIUM Hospital sued after twins born at 27 weeks, one dies, one loses his vision Father sued the hospital alleging that doctors failed to conduct mandatory screenings.
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PREMIUM Blood, meat and moonlight: Inside Tana’s exploding bushmeat trade Thriving black market has left legal meat sellers counting losses.
PREMIUM The rise and fall of Hola’s cotton empire The once highly profitable Hola Cotton Ginnery today lies in ruins.
PREMIUM Ojwang murder: Details of past cases police theories exposed contempt We have long known that the history of police rot and cover-up runs deep.
PREMIUM Court exposes officials in failed bid to seize Nakuru War Memorial Hospital Officials are accused of acting on instructions from powerful individuals.
Ruto on New KCC: Let farmers run it The government has injected Sh8 billion into New KCC over the past three years.
PREMIUM Hospital sued after twins born at 27 weeks, one dies, one loses his vision Father sued the hospital alleging that doctors failed to conduct mandatory screenings.
