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Egypt's chief prosecutor has ordered an investigation into the death of Khaled Saeed, a young man allegedly killed by police in the coastal city of Alexandria. Activists and family members say the 28-year-old was tortured to death for possessing video material implicating members of the police in a drug deal. The allegations were followed by protests in Alexandria and the Egyptian capital of Cairo where authorities responded with force. Al Jazeera's Rawya Rageh reports on how police brutality has once again put the country's emergency law under attack. Related articles by Zemanta Egypt cafe owner describes police beating death (seattletimes.nwsource.com) Family says Egypt police brutally killed their son (seattletimes.nwsource.com) Egyptians beaten while protesting police brutality (ctv.ca)

Residents of Sabasaba in Murang'a South are yet to come to terms with a tragic cat fight between co-wives which led to the death of one of them. It's reported one of the women overpowered her co wife and killed her following a land dispute. An irate mob then turned on the woman, beating her up senseless before she was saved by the police. Sheila Sendeyo has the detail

As the horrifying tale of how Phillip Onyancha killed nineteen victims continues to unfold, his family watches in utter shock. Ktn caught up with the confessed serial killer 's wife in Kisii today, where she revealed that even after four years of marriage she would never have suspected her soft-spoken husband of such despicable acts Related articles by Zemanta Hunt for 'killer cult' in Kenya (news.bbc.co.uk)