Monthly Archives: June 2021
Apoko takes on administrator over home worship arrest threats
A Kisii politician was not amused when a chief in Nyamira County said that he was going to comb villages starting Saturday to ensure...
Parents blamed for children attacks in banditry prone areas
Parents in Baringo North, Marigat and Tiaty have been blamed for risking lives of their young children by using them to herd livestock in...
Excitement across Gacuria Moyo bridge
Tebere area residents in Kirinyaga county are upbeat as construction of Gacuria Moyo bridge construction nears completion.
The project has brought joy to scores of...
Why elevation of Nakuru to city status is exciting
By Lee Kinyanjui
As Nakuru residents, we are excited that our town has been elevated to a city.
The opportunities that come with Nakuru becoming a...
School dares ministry guidelines, sends away underperforming pupils
Alima Primary School (academy) in Masaba North sub county is on the spot for alleged expulsion of pupils seen to be slow learners.
According to...
HEALTH: How to beat shingles, a skin disease
Herpes zoster or shingles is a skin condition that causes excruciating pain to most sufferers, to the point where performing daily tasks becomes impossible. It will often start...
Hope for more Covid-19 vaccines for Kenyans
Kenya is set to benefit from unspecified number of COVID-19 vaccine donations from the United States. The East African country will receive part of the...
REPORT: Gender based violence rife in informal settlements
A new study has revealed shocking statistics on how women living within informal settlements in Nakuru County endure violence.
Their husbands or partners are the...
EXCLUSIVE: Fireworks at Mara Varsity as union demands reinstatement of whistle...
The Kenya Universities Staff Union (KUSU) has written to the Ministry of Education demanding that the Maasai Mara University Council be suspended following the...
OPINION: Let the Constitution benefit from the Reverence of Time
By Dr. Asande Felix Makori and Dr. Johana Kambo Gathongo
There is evidence that everyday recourse to amendment would mean that the Constitution is fatally...
