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Kenya’s National Parallel Athletics Team Raises Allowance Concerns Ahead of World Championships The National Para Athletics team is all set to represent Kenya at the upcoming World Championships in Parallel Athletics in China, which will also serve as the first qualifying event for the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles, USA. However, their preparations have […]
The Rising Starlets have intensified their training at the Ulinzi Sports Complex as they gear up for their return leg against Ethiopia in the Under-20 World Cup qualifiers this Sunday at the same venue. The Kenyan side carries a slim advantage going into the match, having secured a 1-1 draw in Addis Ababa in the […]
A somber mood has engulfed residents of Bomachoge Chache in Kisii County after a man’s lifeless body was discovered at the Kineni High School field early Thursday morning, sparking a full-scale police investigation. The deceased, identified as Fred Okerosi, aged 30, was reportedly found with severe injuries all over his body, including deep wounds and […]
The family of Benedict Kabiru, a Kenyan police officer who went missing during an ambush in Haiti in March, is demanding answers after President William Ruto confirmed that Benedict is among the three officers who died while on duty in the troubled Caribbean nation. The announcement, made at a high level meeting on Haiti in […]
Barely a day after various media houses highlighted the plight of maternal mothers detained at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Uasin Gishu County, the hospital management has released a section of the affected women. However, questions remain as to what criteria was used in their release, as some mothers are still being held […]
Litein Boys High School in Bureti Constituency, Kericho County, has been closed indefinitely following a violent Sunday night unrest that left classrooms torched , offices vandalized, and property destroyed. According to police reports, eight students were arrested after being found with property allegedly belonging to school staff. The unrest, which escalated from Sunday afternoon into […]
Calls for Justice After Mysterious Death in Police Custody The death of Simon Warui while in police custody at the Central Police Station in Mombasa has reignited public outrage and renewed calls for accountability within the National Police Service. Warui, who had been reported missing in Nairobi a week earlier, was later discovered to have […]
The war in Gaza is one of those conflicts that refuses to fade from global headlines, and for good reason. What pains me most is not only the destruction on the ground but also the ugly way it has reshaped international relations. Instead of pulling nations together in search of peace, the war has exposed […]
When a nation’s pot boils over, we must examine the fire beneath it. The 2025 protests in Kenya were not a spontaneous act of rage they were the loud cry of a generation silenced too long. Sparked by years of frustration over corruption, unemployment, economic inequality, and police brutality, the protests largely led by Gen […]
In any vibrant democracy or society seeking change, protests are a familiar sight. Whether it is people demanding justice, better governance, economic reforms, or the protection of rights, mass protests often signal that something is wrong. But a deeper question arises: Are protests a way to fix the system or have they simply become a […]
