Opposition Leaders Declare Ruto Regime a Threat to Democracy.
By Peace Muthoka. Kenya’s leading opposition Leaders have issued a powerful call to action, accusing President William Ruto’s government of turning the country into a battlefield of fear, brutality, and ethnic persecution. Addressing the press at the SKM Command Centre in Karen, Nairobi, the leaders painted a grim picture of a nation under siege. They…
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Bangbet’s Bold Act of Compassion Restores Hope Beyond the Hospital Walls.
By Peace Muthoka. Bangbet Kenya stepped away from business as usual to launch a powerful initiative not to promote betting, but to promote dignity. At the serene Lord Erroll Gardens in Runda, the company unveiled its Changing Lives – Powered by Bangbet initiative. No fanfare, no product hype just a heartfelt mission to support the…
Kenyans Urged to Donate Blood at KICC Ahead of Ushirika Day Festivities.
Cooperative Alliance of Kenya (CAK) has called upon kenyans to turn up in large numbers for a special blood donation drive set for tomorrow, July 3, 2025, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi. The event, part of the activities leading up to this year’s Ushirika Day celebrations, is a joint initiative by Kenyatta…
Kenya Is Burning, Act Now ,NAA Tells President Ahead of Saba Saba.
The National Alternative Alliance (NAA) has sounded the alarm, warning that Kenya is on the edge of collapse unless urgent reforms are made. In a statement delivered at a Nairobi hotel, NAA accused President William Ruto’s administration of turning a blind eye to a nation in crisis.“Kenya is burning,” the Alliance declared, citing rising unrest,…
Commission on Administrative Justice Launches its First National Report on Government Transparency.
By Peace Muthoka. Kenyans have been urged to actively claim their constitutional right to access public information as the Commission on Administrative Justice launched its first national report on government transparency. The report, unveiled in Nairobi, highlighted the level of responsiveness by ministries, state departments, and counties under the Access to Information Act of 2016….
Maa Boy Child Summit: Senator Hezena Launches Bold Push to Empower Marginalized Boys.
Senator Hezena Lemaletian on Friday launched the first-ever Maa Boy Child Summit, calling it a long-overdue intervention to address the neglect of the boy child in Kenya’s development agenda. Speaking at the high-profile gathering under the Hezena Lemaletian Foundation, the nominated senator for Samburu County said the time had come to act decisively for boys…
Safal Kiswahili Prize Unveils 2024 Shortlist, Spotlighting Africa’s Literary Stars.
The literary world is abuzz as the Safal Kiswahili Prize announces its 2024 shortlist, showcasing the continent’s most exciting new voices in Kiswahili literature. This year’s selection highlights Tanzania’s growing dominance in African writing, with six of the seven shortlisted authors hailing from the East African nation. The competition, now in its tenth year, has…
NITA Collaborate with County Governments To Boost Youth Skills and Jobs.
By Peace Muthoka. County Executive Committee Members (CECMs) for Education and Training joined hands with the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) at its Athi-River Centre, united by a common goal to empower young Kenyans through skills development and expanded opportunities. Leaders representing all 47 counties joined hands with the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) and…
Diaspora Technical Working Group Applauds Progress at Mukuru Affordable Housing .
The Diaspora Technical Working Group (DTWG) conducted an official site visit to the Mukuru Affordable Housing Project on June 19, 2025, observing significant strides toward providing modern, dignified homes for thousands of Nairobi residents. Located in Mukuru kwa Njenga, just 7 km south of the city centre, the project spans approximately 56 acres and is…
World Vision Kenya’s Refugee Response: Building Resilience and Hope for Thousands.
As the world marks World Refugee Day 2025, World Vision Kenya reaffirms its commitment to supporting refugees and host communities through sustainable interventions that foster self-reliance, dignity, and long-term resilience. Since launching its programs, World Vision Kenya has made significant progress in improving lives. Over 44,000 refugees have received livelihood training, agricultural inputs, and psychosocial…