Former Murang’a Senator Kembi Gitura has resigned as chairman of the Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH), citing his inability to serve an administration whose policies he fiercely opposes. This article delves into the political motivations behind his resignation and his powerful statement on leadership and integrity.

Karura Forest has gone cashless, requiring all payments via e-Citizen. We break down the new policy, its goals for transparency, and the potential impact on visitors and a beloved conservation area.

With KNEC exam results released, Kenyan households face financial pressure. We connect the burden of household debt with the government's ambitious mega-projects and ask: who is paying the price for development?

SHA CEO Mercy Mwangangi claims KSh 10.6 billion in fraudulent claims have been blocked. We analyze the crackdown, ongoing fraud allegations, and what it means for the promise of universal healthcare in Kenya.

Political realignments are already taking shape in Kenya as the country gears up for the 2027 general election. The political temperature is rising, with key leaders and voting blocs positioning themselves for the high-stakes contest. One of the most significant and closely watched developments is the ongoing discussion about the Mount Kenya vote bloc, a region that has historically played a decisive role in presidential elections.

Kenya is set to enforce stricter traffic rules with the return of Alcoblow and mandatory vehicle inspections. We explore the proposed laws, their impact on motorists, and the public debate on road safety and accountability.

The Director of Public Prosecutions has ordered the prosecution of Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok over a graft probe. What does this decision mean for the fight against corruption and accountability in Kenya's counties?

Governor Mutai faces an impeachment trial, accused of gross misconduct and abuse of office. We break down the charges, the political implications, and what this high-stakes process means for governance in Kenya.

Dr. Julius Bitok, has announced a sweeping ban on all social and extracurricular activities during the third term.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has launched a series of explosive allegations against President William Ruto, accusing him of using bribery, blackmail, and state agencies to control Parliament. This article delves into the details of Gachagua’s claims and the political firestorm they have ignited in Kenya.

Kenya Airways has announced a shocking Ksh.12 billion loss in the first half of the year, a dramatic reversal of its 2024 profit. This article explains the primary reasons behind the financial downturn, including grounded aircraft and a shortage of spare parts, and looks at the airline's plan for recovery.

President William Ruto has conferred Kenya's most prestigious civilian honor, the Chief of the Order of the Golden Heart (CGH), upon His Highness Prince Rahim Aga Khan V. This article explores the significance of the award and highlights the exemplary contributions of the Aga Khan Development Network in Kenya's healthcare, education, and environmental sectors.

Former Nominated Senator Gloria Orwoba was denied entry to the Senate, leading to a dramatic confrontation with security officers. This article details the events of the day, the legal basis of her attempt to regain her seat, and the ongoing political drama within the UDA party.

President William Ruto has declared August 27 as "Katiba Day" to honor Kenya's 2010 Constitution. This article explores the significance of this new day, the public's mixed reactions, and the debate over whether the President's actions align with the very document he is celebrating.

The Kenyan government is considering a major relocation of the iconic Kenya National Archives from its current home in the Nairobi Central Business District. This article explores the reasons behind the potential move, including security concerns, and what it means for the preservation of national heritage and the future of a beloved landmark.

South African politician Julius Malema has ignited a continental debate with his radical call for a single African president, parliament, and currency. This article explores Malema's vision for a unified, borderless Africa, while also examining the counter-arguments and feasibility of his ambitious proposals.

Google has launched a major redesign of its Phone app, introducing new swipe gestures, unified tabs, and a streamlined interface as part of its Material 3 Expressive (M3) design language. This article explores the key changes, their purpose, and what this overhaul means for the user experience.

Kipchumba Murkomen has reinstated eight chiefs and sub-chiefs who were suspended by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. This article explores the details behind the surprising decision, the ongoing fight against illicit brew, and the complex relationship between the national government and local administrators.

Former Laikipia North MP Mathew Lekidime Lempurkel has passed away at Kenyatta National Hospital after succumbing to injuries from a road accident. This article pays tribute to the politician known for his advocacy for Maa rights, his philanthropic work, and his recent return to the political stage.

Kenya's Meteorological Department has issued a new weather warning for continuous rain and cold temperatures across much of the country. This article explores the details of the forecast, the specific regions to be affected, and what residents can do to prepare for the chilly and wet conditions ahead.

A counterfeit press release claiming the imminent dissolution of Parliament and fresh elections has been flagged as fake news by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). This article delves into the details of the false memo, its potential motives, and why the public should be cautious about sharing unverified information.

National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah has publicly refuted claims of a rift with President William Ruto. This article delves into the origins of the rumors, Ichung'wah's powerful defense of their working relationship, and what this incident reveals about the delicate balance of power between Kenya's legislative and executive arms of governmen

Rory Bracken is speaking out about his traumatic experience in a Kenyan prison, demanding an official apology and payment of a court-ordered compensation from President William Ruto’s government. This article delves into his harrowing story, his impassioned plea for accountability, and the broader questions it raises about justice, corruption, and the treatment of foreigners in Kenya.

A storm is brewing within the Azimio coalition as Khwisero MP Christopher Aseka Wangaya publicly challenges his party leader, Raila Odinga, over the future of the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF). This article delves into the high-stakes political standoff, the critical importance of the fund to MPs, and what this rebellion signals for Raila’s influence in a new era of Kenyan politics.

Samidoh has officially resigned from the National Police Service (NPS) after a 12-year career. This article explores the dramatic reasons behind his departure, his turbulent relationship with the government, and what this move signifies for his thriving music career and influence in Kenyan politics.

After a 43-day tour of the United States, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has returned to a hero's welcome in Nairobi. This article delves into his highly anticipated arrival, the political fanfare surrounding it, and the implications of his foreign trip for his 2027 presidential ambitions.

Raila Odinga Jr. has publicly questioned the government’s bursary allocation system, a move that comes on the heels of a damning Auditor-General's report revealing that Ksh4.1 billion in student funds is unaccounted for. This article delves into the controversy, the audit's shocking findings, and what this all means for the future of the NG-CDF.

MP Babu Owino has revealed that he was not consulted about a joint parliamentary meeting, a move that highlights a growing rift within the ODM party. This article explores Owino's reasons for his absence, his public criticism of the broad-based government, and the challenges facing Raila Odinga as he tries to unify his coalition.

A storm is brewing in the Kenyan Parliament as a group of Senators issue a bold ultimatum to Speakers Amason Kingi and Moses Wetangula: either summon President William Ruto to testify on his bribery claims or face impeachment. This article dissects the high-stakes political drama, the constitutional powers at play, and what this unprecedented challenge means for the integrity of Kenya's legislative b

Roads and Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a stark warning to Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua ahead of his return from the United States. This article delves into the political tensions behind the threat of a possible arrest and what this public feud reveals about the power dynamics within the government.

In a sweeping policy shift, the U.S. is forging bilateral agreements with countries like Honduras, Uganda, and Rwanda to accept deported migrants who are not their own citizens. This deep-dive analysis explores the controversial policy, the ethical and legal challenges it presents, and what it means for the future of international human rights and immigration.

Former Jubilee Party Secretary General Raphael Tuju has tendered his resignation. This article examines the significance of his departure, the powerful message in his resignation letter, and what it means for former President Uhuru Kenyatta's efforts to rebrand and fortify his party ahead of the 2027 General Ele

Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has weighed in on the escalating conflict between Parliament and President William Ruto, declaring the rift a "healthy" sign for Kenya's democracy. This article explores Kuria’s controversial take, his personal experience with executive overreach, and what this unprecedented standoff means for the future of government accountability.

The former Siaya County Assembly Clerk, Felix Isaac Olwero, has been tragically shot and killed in an incident police have described as a case of "mistaken identity." This article delves into the circumstances surrounding his death, the wider implications for security, and the community's demand for justice.

Jevin Oyoo, a young Kenyan activist, is making headlines after a viral video captured his bold confrontation with President William Ruto. This article delves into the behind-the-scenes story of their subsequent conversation, revealing how a moment of courage on the streets of Kakamega led to a direct line to the nation's highest office and what it means for youth engagement in Kenyan politics.

Prominent Azimio politicians Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino were notably absent from a bipartisan meeting chaired by President Ruto and Raila Odinga. This article delves into the significance of their no-show, what it signals for political unity, and the ongoing dynamics between different political factions in Kenya.

From seasoned politicians to youthful disruptors and unique personalities, Uganda's 2026 presidential election is shaping up to be a fascinating contest. This article explores the diverse pool of candidates, their bold promises, and the formidable hurdles they must overcome, providing an in-depth look at the complex political landscape and the aspirations driving this crucial election.

After weeks of speculation about his health and whereabouts, Siaya Governor James Orengo has publicly re-emerged, putting an end to swirling rumors of his resignation. This article explores his powerful return, the vital role of Senate summons, and the resilience of a political figure in the face of intense public scrutiny.

An explosive new audit reveals that seven Kenyan counties, including Nairobi and Nakuru, have failed to account for over Sh880 million in bursary funds. This article delves into the widespread irregularities, from uncollected cheques to overspent budgets, and the profound impact of this financial mismanagement on deserving students.