MP Farah Maalim has not only proposed President William Ruto for a Nobel Peace Prize but also unveiled a controversial plan to amend Kenya's constitution, enabling Ruto's return as Prime Minister after his presidential term ends in 2032. This article explores Maalim's unwavering endorsement, rooted in perceived transformative development and regional inclusion, and the audacious political maneuvering it suggests.

President Ruto vows to return Baba Dogo grounds to residents, but a court ruling favors Kenafric. Can a presidential directive overturn a judicial decision in Kenya? Unpack the legal dilemma

Usawa Agenda reveals 3 in 10 Kenyan Grade 6 learners can't read Grade 3 English. Is CBC's rollout, funding, or teacher training to blame? Dive into Kenya's education crisis.

Kenya's Judiciary is under attack over bail decisions for protesters. Learn why the JSC condemns this threat to judicial independence & the rule of law.

Vehicle and motorcycle theft in Kenya is devastating livelihoods and the economy, with thousands of cases and alarmingly low conviction rates. This article explores the harsh reality of this escalating crime, highlights hotspot areas and criminal syndicates, and introduces SAKA – Kenya's innovative digital public database – as a crucial step towards reclaiming stolen assets and securing the future of the nation's vital transport sector.

Another life lost: Boniface Omondi found dead in police custody in Kenya. This tragic incident highlights a disturbing pattern of police brutality and impunity.

KNCHR reports 31 dead and 107 injured in Kenya's Saba Saba protests. Amidst soaring casualties and misplaced government priorities, is Kenya losing its way?

Seven suspects charged for Mawego Police Station arson, but where is justice for Albert Ojwang', who died in police custody? Kenya's justice system faces scrutiny amid public fury.

Explore the profound historical significance of Saba Saba Day, observed every July 7th in Kenya. Discover how this pivotal day, born from a brutal crackdown in 1990, ignited the fight for multi-party democracy and continues to inspire modern movements for justice, notably the recent Gen Z protests.

Tensions are escalating in Nairobi's Makongeni Estate as residents, many descendants of former Kenya Railways employees, fiercely protest ongoing evictions linked to the government's Affordable Housing Programme. Claiming lack of consultation and inadequate compensation offers, the community is demanding fair treatment and recognition of their historical ties to land estimated at KSh 50 billion.

In a poignant gesture, the Homa Bay County government has completed a two-bedroom house for Albert Ojwang's father, just ahead of his son's burial. This fulfillment of Ojwang's dream comes as Governor Gladys Wanga demands justice for his death in police custody, highlighting a powerful blend of community support and the pursuit of accountability.

The High Court has temporarily suspended KRA's updated tax schedule for used car imports, raising critical questions about public participation, statutory compliance, and the rights of importers. Dive deep into the implications of this ruling and what it means for Kenya's automotive industry.

Forty-five years after a brutal coup, Liberia embarks on a poignant journey of symbolic reburials for former President William Tolbert and his cabinet, whose bodies were never found. This historic act of reconciliation unpacks a century of ethnic tension and two devastating civil wars, signaling a nation's determined step towards healing.

A recent business survey reveals a dramatic shift in Kenya's motor insurance landscape, with private vehicle owners rapidly abandoning comprehensive policies in favor of cheaper alternatives. High costs, frustrating claims processes, and a perception of poor value for money are driving this exodus, prompting critical questions about the future of insurance in the country.

After a groundbreaking 42-year career marked by historic firsts, Major General Fatuma Gaiti Ahmed, Kenya's first female Air Force Commander, has officially retired from active military service. This article celebrates her stellar journey, from breaking glass ceilings as the first woman Brigadier and Major General, to her enduring legacy as an inspiration within the armed forces.

A high-level delegation of Nigerian lawmakers has arrived in Kenya to meticulously study the acclaimed 2010 Constitution, often hailed as one of the world's most progressive. Their visit underscores Kenya's growing influence as a democratic model and highlights the enduring quest for robust governance across the continent.

In a powerful declaration, the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops has voiced unwavering support for the nation's youth, affirming their right to demand accountability amidst economic hardship and governance failures. This article delves into their urgent call for dialogue, an end to violence, and a shift from governance by fear to empathetic leadership.

One year since Kenya’s Gen Z-led revolution shook the nation, this opinion piece revisits the pain, power, and persistence of a youth movement that demanded dignity and paid for it in blood. From the brutal killings of Rex Masai and Kennedy Onyango to the unfulfilled promises of justice, this is a raw reflection on memory, resistance, and what it means to truly love your country.

Kenya’s financial systems continue to sideline women despite rising digitisation. This opinion piece explores how exploitative lending, corruption, and systemic exclusion keep women in the informal sector trapped and what must change to truly empower them.

Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi, COG Health Chair, passionately defends the Social Health Authority (SHA) at IBEC, urging unity between national and county governments to advance healthcare goals. This article explores his critique of "sideline criticism," the SHA's journey from resistance to broader acceptance, and the crucial need for predictable funding and structured partnerships to achieve Universal Health Coverage.

When illiteracy meets religion, belief turns into control. This opinion piece explores the dangers of blind faith, the importance of religious literacy, and why education is essential to protect spiritual freedom.

We're consuming trauma, trends, and tutorials in a single scroll, and it's changing us. This opinion piece explores how digital content overwhelms our brains and why creators must lead with empathy.

Young Kenyans are turning to social media to express pain, seek healing, and find community where traditional mental health systems have failed them.

As Juneteenth gains national recognition, a crucial, often overlooked chapter of American history emerges: the complex legacy of slavery within Native American tribal nations and the ongoing struggle for citizenship by their descendants, known as Freedmen. This article delves into how Juneteenth serves as a vital moment to amplify these narratives, shedding light on the historical treaties and contemporary battles for justice and belonging.

Discover the inspiring story of Yolanda, a visionary trailblazer who moved from Italy to Ghana in the 1990s and built a thriving real estate empire. This article delves into her challenges, triumphs, and invaluable insights on navigating Ghana's evolving market, balancing family values, and fostering a spirit of continuous learning in the pursuit of entrepreneurial success.

Chinese scientists have achieved the impossible, beaming data at 1Gbps from a geostationary satellite 36,000km away using just a 2-watt laser! Discover how this "AO-MDR synergy" could revolutionize global high-speed internet, leaving Starlink's speeds far behind.

Exploring whether Gen Z and Gen Alpha are experiencing "brain rot" or evolutionary adaptation. Discover how digital natives navigate AI, algorithms, and information overload while reshaping communication and consciousness in the modern age.

Discover how common parenting mistakes create emotionally weak men and what we can do to raise stronger, more self-aware sons.

PC Mukhwana breaks silence, detailing Albert Ojwang's murder and directly implicating OCS Talaam & DIG Lagat in issuing "discipline" orders.

President Ruto donates KSh 2M to Albert Ojwang's family. Is this a PR move to silence justice demands, or genuine compassion? We delve into the timing & public sentiment

After a transformative nine-year tenure, Michael Joseph has officially retired as Chairman of Kenya Airways. This article delves into his strategic leadership, which navigated the airline through the turbulent COVID-19 era and culminated in a historic return to profitability, solidifying his legacy as a titan of Kenyan industry.

Central Police OCS Samson Taalam arrested in Albert Ojwang's murder probe. Explore the conflicting narratives & DCI's claim he's the prime suspect.

IPOA reveals 20 deaths in Kenya police custody in 4 months. Is it safer on the streets? Explore the Ojwang case, Rwanyambo tragedy & fight for justice.

CCTV footage in Albert Ojwang's death case was tampered with. Discover the alleged cover-up, arrests, and the shocking KSh3,000 paid to erase justice.

A pregnant woman tragically miscarries in Nyandarua police custody after pleas for help were ignored. This editor's pick asks: Is interdicting an officer enough justice for a lost life?

Dive into Kenya's Ksh.120.2B affordable housing plan. This editor's pick questions its true cost, taxpayer burden, and governance amidst ambitious targets.

Education secured Ksh.702.7B in Kenya's budget. Learn why parents and teachers are questioning if it means real change for fees, insurance, pay, and exam funding.

Explore the remarkable journey of Trisha Bailey, a Jamaican-born, US-raised athlete turned multi-millionaire businesswoman. From overcoming childhood adversity to building a $700 million empire, owning a sprawling horse ranch, and finding love with NFL agent Tory Dandy, Bailey's story is one of resilience, ambition, and unwavering self-belief.

Explore how Kenya’s 2025 Finance Bill could impact everyday life — from Eco Levy on essential goods to higher digital, vehicle, and fuel taxes. A clear, simple breakdown for Kenyans navigating rising costs