Street Food Vendors Cleared From Busia Streets

Busia Town, Busia County, Kenya

The County Health and Sanitation department of Busia County, Western Kenya today conducted an impromptu swoop on street food vendors. Being a border town, street food is a common occurrence in Busia town as opportunity sighting businessmen seek to cash in on traders engaging in cross border trade.

However, citing violation of public health regulations such as the lack of health certification of these food handlers and the risk from water washed diseases as the street is not an ideal environment for food handling, the county officials in liaison with law enforcement agencies, took swift action to ensure public safety.

Scores of relatives and friends of the arrested could be seen rushing between the Busia county public health office and the Busia police station inquiring about the whereabouts of their loved ones. Our sources indicate that the arrested street food vendors will be arraigned and charged at the Busia Law Courts for violation of public health laws.

Busia Wife Batterer Saved From Angry Crowd By Police

Busia County, Kenya

Residents of the Legio area of Busia border town in western Kenya were awoken from their early slumber by desperate screams of a woman. Screams that they knew of well. It had been the habit of this Bwana every night or so to make a punching bag of his wife and children.

According to our sources, this wife batterer was of a different shade as he wasn't a drunk and appeared to be sadistic individual, deriving pleasure from spilling the blood of his own kinsmen. On this night however, the residents couldn't have no more of that and decided to teach the man a lesson.

Eye witness accounts report that on reaching their humble abode, they found the battered woman sobbing in the dark, under the mercy of the elements as all her eve was exposed to the world. After sourcing a leso from the couples' neighbors to cover the poor woman's nakedness, the now mammoth crowd turned their attentions to the despicable man.

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