Khalwale Demands Ksh200 million In Damages After Being Connected To His Caretaker’s Death.

Businessman Cleophas Shimanyula Toto has been handed by Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale a 48-hour ultimatum to pay him Ksh200 million or face legal action for Ksh500,000.
Khalwale has filed a defamation lawsuit against the billionaire, claiming that he caused his late employee Kizito Amukune Moi’s death when his fighting bull killed him.

The outspoken lawmaker bemoaned Shimanyula Toto’s deceptive remarks on social media, which called into question the police’s investigation into the bull caretaker’s death.
On Wednesday, January 7, 2024, the senator from Kakamega began legal proceedings against the billionaire.
In court filings, Khalwale’s attorney Danston Omari asked Shimanyulu to rescind the aforementioned defamatory remarks in writing within the following 48 hours.

Khalwale demanded that the businessman pay him Ksh200 million and apologize, failing which he would sue him for Ksh500 million.

“Today at the High Court of Kenya, we have given Cleophas Shimanyula Toto 48 hours, within which he should tender an apology for defamatory allegations against me & pay a compensation of Ksh 200 million. Failing which he will face a suit of Ksh. 500 million in the High Court,” Khalwale wrote on his X account.

Johansen Oduor, chief government pathologist, vehemently denied rumors that his farmhand’s death was the result of Boni Khalwale’s involvement.

Speaking to the media on Saturday, February 3, 2024, Oduor disclosed the autopsy findings, stating that the senator’s renowned fighting bull, “Inasio,” did, in fact, gore Kizito Moi Amukune to death.

Obama in trouble! Moses Kuria, Wetangula and Boni Khalwale launch scathing attacks on former US president 

Barack Obama’s recent trip to Kenya as a retired US President has not been without controversy. Several politicians are displeased by Obama for doing too little for Kenyans.

Former Kakamega senator Boni Khalwale was the first politician to fire shots at Obama accusing him of deliberately refusing to bring development in the country of his father’s birth.

“Dear BarackObama, I believe u have landed safely in South Africa, and hope that this finds u well. With tremendous respect Sir, can u tell us why while u were in the most powerful office (of the world’s biggest economy) u refused to bring development to ua home, Kenya?” Boni Khalwale tweeted.

Barack Obama
Barack Obama
Kuria adds fuel to the fire

Moses Kuria also faulted the former US President claiming he disrespected local leaders by subjecting them to security  screening in Kogelo. Kuria also claims Obama’s sister Auma Obama disrespected Luo leaders forcing Luo kingpin Raila Odinga to skip the event in Kogelo.

“Lakini Africans especially Kenyans are a weird lot. Barack Obama was President of the United States for 8 years. The most powerful person on earth, with unfettered access to the awesome American ecoomy and the nuclear codes. He did practically NOTHING for Kogelo, Kenya or Africa. Nothing! Zero! Today as a Eunuch former President he visits Kenya, we close all the roads for him. He then proceeds to Kogelo, body-searches host Governor Cornel Rasanga and reduces my good friend and Lupita Nyongo’s daddy into a spectator. The skinny kid with a funny name then delivers a 7 minute hollow speech with a curtain raiser from his sister Auma who sets the stage by giving a scathing and condescending indictment of Luo Nyanza leaders. No wonder Baba Raila Odinga skipped the event, rightly so. Meanwhile the Chicago benefactor goes on to open a US $ 200K obscure centre for God knows what. The guy found Bill Clinton’s Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) in place. The same was expanded by President George Howard Walker Bush . Obama did nothing, absolutely ZERO to expand AGOA. Today he launches a US $ 2OOK whatever in Kogelo. Nani alituroga??” Wrote Moses Kuria on Facebook.

Barack Obama during his recent visit in Kogelo
Barack Obama during his recent visit in Kogelo
Weta can’t agree more

Bungoma senator Moses Wetangula also called out Barack Obama for doing little for his people. Weta called on Obama to encourage the US government to engage Kenya in areas of development.

“We want to say that Obama’s continued engagement with Kenya is something that we cherish and appreciate because it gives the country the necessary positive visibility, but we also wish he did much more for Kenya when he was president of the most powerful country and he did not. We hope that all is not lost and that you will continue to encourage your compatriots and your government to engage Kenya in every aspect of development particular in areas of tourism and trade,” said Moses Wetangula while to journalists in Bungoma County on Tuesday 17th July.

 

 

“Hii ni ufisi tu, kumbe wazee wako imara kama simba” KOT roasts bullfighter Boni Khalwale

Former Kakamega senator Boni Khalwale found himself in trouble after he thirsted over the sultry president of Croatia Grabar-Kitarovic.

Boni like many other thirsty men salivated after photos of U.S model Coco Austin which have been purported to be those of Croatia president.

U.S model Coco Austin (left) has been mistaken for Croatia President
U.S model Coco Austin (left) has been mistaken for Croatia President

The photos have caused confusion globally but British news outlet Daily Mail has clarified the voluptuous bikini-clad lady is Coco Austin and not Croatian president.

Boni Khalwale however shared photos of Coco Austin when he took to Twitter to congratulate Croatian president after her country finished second in the just concluded World Cup.

KOT reacts

Kenyans on Twitter (KOT) called out Boni Khalwale for thirsting over the Croatian president:

https://twitter.com/desbarongo/status/1018576579520270338

Foul play or accident? Dashboard camera captures the moment a truck rams into Boni Khalwale’s Mazda three times

Boni Khalwale and his wife escaped unhurt after being involved in an accident on Mombasa Road. The Monday accident happened near Airtel at the interchange linking Mombasa road and Southern bypass.

The former Kakamega senator was traveling in a Mazda with his wife at the time of the accident. A Tata truck hit Khalwale’s car multiple times before it stopped.

“My wife & I have luckily just escaped unhurt after some recklessly driver hit our car several times from the rear along Mombasa Rd…” Boni Khalwale tweeted after the accident.

Foul play?

Boni reads malice in the accident after video that captured the moment the truck hit his car surfaced online. The video shows the truck hitting Boni’s Mazda three times.

“REVIEW THIS! -was this really an accident? -he hits three times! -he hits ‘aiming’ at the back left? – no brake lights to show slowing down? I JUST DON’T KNOW!!!” Boni Khalwale tweeted after watching the video.

Watch the clip below:

Boni Khalwale celebrates again as his two kids score over 400 marks in KCPE barely a year after his son joined Alliance

Boni Khalwale’s son joined Alliance high school after scoring 400 marks in 2016 KCPE. The former Kakamega senator is once again celebrating after his two children scored over 400 marks in 2017 KCPE.

Eugene Khalwale scored an impressive 400 marks in 2016 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE). Khalwale’s son was a pupil at Malinya primary school in Kakamega county.

Boni Khalwale and his son Eugene when he joined Alliance high school in January 2017

2017 KCPE

Khalwale two younger children sat for KCPE exams at the same Malinya primary school where Eugene studied. Flavia and Steve scored more marks than their elder brother Eugene.

Flavia scored 407 marks while Steve scored 402 marks out of the possible 500. The former Kakamega senator took to social media to thank God and teachers following the impressive performance of his children.

Boni Khalwale’s daughter Flavia Khalwale

 

“My little girl, Flavia & my small boy, Steve have excelled in the 2017 KCPE by scoring 407 & 402 marks respectively. I owe a huge debt of gratitute & unreserved thanks to God, my family, Malinya Primary School teachers & to all those who made this possible,” Boni Khalwale tweeted.

Boni Khalwale’s son Steve Khalwale

 

 

Boni Khalwale to Jaguar: Without those IEBC computers you would now be begging to sing at my son’s wedding

Starehe MP Charles Njagua Kanyi took a shot at Boni Khalwale and he regretted his move. Apparently Jaguar is also ‘kifaranga cha computer’.

The former Kakamega Senator took to Twitter to tell DP William Ruto how ODM defectors in Kakamega county did not help Uhuru get votes in the populous Luhya vote basket.

Khalwale shared figures which showed president Uhuru only managed to get 40,000 votes from the 12 constituencies in Kakamega county.

“I warned @WilliamsRuto that the brokers he was relying on speak only for themselves. Kakamega has 746,800 voters!” Boni Khalwale tweeted.

Jaguar hits back

Jaguar caught a major one and decided to fire back at the former Kakamega senator. The Starehe MP sarcastically said Khalwale should have gotten the rest of the votes to be Kakamega governor.

“He should have used u to get the rest votes the same way u got them to be the Kakamega Governer,” Jaguar tweeted.

Boni hit back at Jaguar by telling him that he was a beneficially of IEBC generated leaders. The former senator says Jaguar would be begging to sing at his son’s wedding if IEBC computers hadn’t chosen him.

“Honourable, pliz count ua blessings. Eti wewe ni MP! Without those IEBC computers u would now be begging to sing at my son’s wedding,” Boni tweeted.

 

Boni Khalwale’s four children involved in accident in Kaimosi (Photos)

A Toyota Premio carrying the children of Kakamega senator Boni Khalwale veered off the road and plunged into a ditch in Kaimosi, Kakamega County.

Boni Khalwale’s son Tigana was hailed by his father for saving the lives of his siblings whom he was travelling with in a white Toyota Premio KCJ 100R.

The accident happened on Sunday July 30 in Kaimosi. It’s not clear what caused the accident but photos taken at the scene of the accident show the Toyota Premio with a badly wracked bumper several meters in a ditch.

“My wives and I thank God for saving our 4 children in this afternoon’s accident at Kaimosi. Kudos my brave son Tigana for controlling the car,” Boni Khalwale tweed.