Step into the astonishing world of Idi Amin Dada, Uganda's infamous dictator whose reign was as brutal as it was bizarre. From allegedly sending love letters to Queen Elizabeth II to brazenly declaring himself "King of Scotland," explore the mind of a man whose outrageous ego and dark humor left an indelible, chilling mark on history.

A transformative graduation ceremony in Homa Bay saw 290 young Kenyans complete Huawei's DigiTruck digital skills program. This article explores how this mobile classroom initiative is fiercely combating the digital divide, fostering entrepreneurship, and equipping a new generation with the essential tools to thrive in Kenya's rapidly evolving digital economy.

When the very forces sworn to protect turn instruments of harm, public trust shatters. This article delves into the profound outrage gripping Kenyans as reports of excessive police violence emerge from recent protests, exploring the human cost, the betrayal of public confidence, and the urgent calls for accountability that echo across the nation.

From #RejectFinanceBill2024 to #RutoMustGo, Kenya's Generation Z has masterfully leveraged digital platforms like X, TikTok, and WhatsApp to mobilize, coordinate, and amplify protests for change. This article explores the transformative role of social media in empowering a new era of activism, fostering transparency, and demanding accountability from authorities amidst a backdrop of economic despair and police brutality.

Nairobi's Financial Aid Dialogue: Kenyan youth leaders strategize building self-reliant systems after the USAID funding freeze. Read their bold vision for resilience.

A new survey reveals Kenya's top bank executives are grappling with an acute shortage of cybersecurity experts, leaving financial institutions highly vulnerable to escalating cyber threats. Compounded by outdated manual systems, this talent gap poses a critical risk to the nation's financial stability and customer data.

The Kenyan Cabinet has given the green light to the ambitious Nairobi Railway City Central Station project, promising to transform the city's transport and urban landscape with a state-of-the-art multi-modal hub. While the UK-backed plan envisions a sleek glass-and-steel terminal, connectivity, and expanded CBD, concerns linger over a history of stalled mega-projects.

Kenya's leading media organizations have filed a landmark constitutional petition against the government. They allege a blatant violation of rights stemming from the controversial suspension of live TV coverage during the recent June 25 anti-government protests, challenging a move they deem an assault on transparency and public access to information.

In a stunning turn of events, businessman and political figure Philip Nahashon Aroko, previously a key suspect, has been released from custody to become a state witness in the high-profile murder investigation of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were. This significant development promises to reshape the ongoing probe into the legislator’s killing.

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.

A family in Kipipiri is demanding a full investigation into the suspicious death of 44-year-old Ruigi Ndubi, who allegedly died by suicide in police custody at Turasha Police Station. Contradictions in the official report and the family's account raise serious questions, prompting calls for DCI and IPOA intervention.

A high-profile Cabinet Secretary is embroiled in a legal battle with an estranged partner who is demanding over KSh 6 million in reimbursements for child-related expenses. This article delves into the details of the contentious case, the CS's proposed support terms, and the ongoing fight for custody and the child's future.

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.

Four police officers have tragically died and two critically injured in a devastating accident in Garissa, raising alarm amidst a concerning surge in police fatalities this month. This article details the fatal rollover highlighting the urgent need for road safety and accountability.

Frustrated by constant "no data" alerts from Safaricom, even on Wi-Fi? Discover the surprising culprit – your phone's Data Manager – and learn simple steps to disable intrusive pop-up messages and regain control over your mobile experience.

A striking 75% of complaints against the police come from the public, revealing a deep trust deficit. IPOA is stepping up, forwarding misconduct cases to the DPP and pledging full transparency, even condemning recent high-profile incidents as unprecedented.

After nearly 13 years, the High Court has finally upheld the 1997 will of the late British national Roger Bryan Robson, dismissing claims of forgery and resolving a multi-million-shilling estate dispute. This ruling highlights the meticulous process of probate law, the integrity of the judiciary, and the challenges of challenging a valid will.

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.

The TED Countdown Summit 2025 has officially launched in Nairobi, bringing together a powerhouse of global leaders, scientists, and visionaries! Discover how this pivotal gathering, grounded in optimism and real-world solutions, aims to fast-track climate action and inspire a brighter future, with Kenya leading the charge in renewable energy.

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.

Eliud Kipkoech Lagat has stepped down as Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Kenya Police, paving the way for Patrick Tito to assume the role in an acting capacity. This transition comes amidst an ongoing investigation into the contentious death of Albert Ojwang in police custody, raising crucial questions about accountability and reform within the police force.

A tragic gold mine collapse in Gem, Siaya County, has left one person dead and six others desperately trapped underground. As rescue operations intensify, learn about this devastating incident in Wambusa, highlighting the perilous realities of artisanal mining and the urgent calls for enhanced safety measures in Kenya.

In a quiet corner of Busia County, an extraordinary claim has emerged: a woman identifying herself as Mary, the mother of Jesus. This intriguing development in Matayos has captivated local communities and drawn curious crowds, prompting reflection on faith, belief, and the evolving landscape of religious movements in Kenya.

Kenya's most funded e-commerce startup, Twiga Foods, is undergoing a profound transformation, marked by a temporary suspension of its Nairobi operations. This article delves into the strategic overhaul driving Twiga's shift towards a leaner, data-driven model, exploring the pressures from investors, the challenges of scaling in Africa, and what this pivotal move means for the future of B2B food distribution in Kenya.

Dive into the inspiring journey of Sire Holloway, a Marist High School graduate who's just snagged the incredibly prestigious Gates Scholarship. Discover how his lifelong passion for video games is now set to revolutionize the entertainment world, making him a trailblazer in tech and storytelling. This isn't just about a scholarship; it's about the dawn of a new era in creative direction, spearheaded by a visionary talent.

A catastrophic flood disaster in Mokwa, Niger State, Nigeria, has claimed the lives of at least 150 people, including many children, leaving over 3,000 displaced. This article details the heartbreaking impact on families, the relentless search for victims, and the recurring tragedy of Nigeria's annual flood crisis, urging global attention to this devastating humanitarian situation.

Sharon Mutundi has broken her silence on the intense backlash and cyberbullying she endured after a photo with President William Ruto's son, George Ruto, went viral. Mutundi clarifies the context of the image, addresses baseless romantic speculation, and shares the profound personal toll of online harassment, while reaffirming her connection to her Kenyan roots and advocacy for good leadership.

Nyla Kureshi and her husband have been awarded a staggering 157 million Kenyan shillings in damages after a nearly 20-year legal battle against Aga Khan Health Service Kenya. The case involved a botched surgery that resulted in life-altering injuries and exposed a shocking breach of patient trust. This article unpacks the details of the case, the hospital's negligence, and the long-fought battle for justice.

The National Union of Nurses has delivered a stark 26-day strike notice, demanding urgent action from the government on critical grievances, especially for Universal Health Coverage nurses. Will negotiations avert a full-blown crisis, or will hospitals face unprecedented disruption?

Meet Bohlale Mphahlele, a 16-year-old South African prodigy who's not just accessorizing – she's revolutionizing safety! Her ingenious "Alerting Earpiece," disguised as an earring, could be a game-changer in protecting women and children from gender-based violence and trafficking. Get ready to be inspired!

The ink is dry, the votes are tallied, and the Kenya Editors' Guild has a President! In a closely watched battle of journalistic titans, Zubeidah Kananu has emerged victorious, securing another term at the helm. But the drama didn't stop there! Get the inside scoop on all the election action and who will be shaping the future of Kenyan media!

Meet Roy Allela, the 28-year-old Kenyan genius using his tech passion to break down communication barriers! His invention? Smart gloves that translate sign language into spoken words, making connection effortless. Get ready to be inspired by this game-changing innovation!

Shocking revelations show we're paying up to 23 times more for cooking gas than our East African neighbors, even after tax cuts! Are Oil Marketing Companies playing us for fools? Let's turn up the heat on this gas price mystery!

A wave of grief washes over Kenya as news breaks of the brutal killing of Father Alloyce Cheruiyot Bett. Shot dead after a church service, this shocking act in the Kerio Valley has left a community reeling. What do we know about this devastating loss?

Your iPhone just got a major travel hack! Google Translate can now be your default translation app, blowing Apple's option out of the water with more languages and smoother speech. Say "au revoir" to language barriers!

According to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, that future is now, thanks to generative AI like ChatGPT and Gemini Pro. But there's a catch: you need to learn the art of the prompt! We dive into Huang's insights and expert tips on how to wield AI like a pro, even if you're still in school. Get ready to unlock your potential in the age of intelligent machines!

A coach who gets kids into Harvard is spilling the tea on what successful parents avoid. It's not about endless pressure or helicopter parenting. Get ready for some surprisingly chill (and effective!) strategies you can use, even if Harvard isn't your goal.