Maraga’s Green Path: From Bench to the People of Siaya

Former Chief Justice David Maraga is redefining what it means to lead from the front. Once known for his calm authority on the Supreme Court bench, Maraga is now meeting ordinary Kenyans on dusty village roads — shaking hands, listening, and smiling beneath the bright green banner of the United

Poor Leadership as Pupils Learn in a Church Kitchen

Pupils at Chebonei Primary School in Emurua Dikir Constituency are pleading for urgent help after their classrooms fell into a deplorable state, leaving them with no option but to seek shelter in a nearby church.The church leadership, moved by the learners’ plight, graciously allowed the school to use its kitchen

Killings Leave Families in Shock Across Counties

It's been a dark week for families in different corners of Kenya, as a series of violent deaths once again put the spotlight on domestic strife and rising insecurity. From the shores of Lake Nakuru to villages in Trans Nzoia, Homa Bay, Kilifi and Nyamira, police are piecing together grim

Court Suspends Kenya Police Recruitment 2025

The long-awaited recruitment of police constables, set to begin today, 3-Oct-2025, across the country, has been thrown into disarray after the Employment and Labour Relations Court suspended the exercise, leaving thousands of hopeful candidates stranded.The National Police Service Commission (NPSC) on Thursday confirmed that it had received official communication on

Kenya to Replace Paper Degrees with Digital Verifiable Credentials – CS Kabogo

Kenya is preparing to phase out traditional paper degrees in favour of digital, verifiable credentials, a shift which the government says will revolutionise the country’s education and job market systems. Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications and the Digital Economy (MICDE) William Kabogo announced the plan when he was opening a stakeholders’

Rights Groups Drag State to Court Over Housing Levy

Civil Rights organisations have moved to the High Court in Nairobi to challenge President William Ruto’s housing levy, calling it unfair, unconstitutional, and politically motivated.The petition, filed on Monday, is spearheaded by the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC), Transparency International Kenya, Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi, The Institute for Social Accountability

Green Park Underpass to Get 24-Hour Security

Residents living in Nairobi have been assured of round-the-clock safety once the Green Park Terminus Pedestrian Underpass, currently under construction at the Haile Selassie–Uhuru Highway Roundabout, is completed.During the project inspection on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, Roads Principal Secretary (PS) Joseph Mbugua said the government has placed security of its

Hope as New HIV PrEP Injection to Cost Just $40 in Kenya

Millions of people across Africa and other low and middle-income countries, including Kenya, are set to access a powerful new HIV prevention option following a groundbreaking deal that will slash treatment costs.The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has partnered with Indian pharmaceutical company Hetero Labs to manufacture a generic version

World Athletics Vice President Mourns Jairus Birech

World Athletics Vice President Jackson Tuwei led Kenya in mourning the sudden passing away of African athletics champion Jairus Birech, a star in the 3,000m steeplechase.Birech, born on December 14, 1992, passed away on Thursday night, September 18, after a period of illness. His last competition was the Guadalajara Half

Orengo Seeks Raila’s Backing Before the Investment Conference

Siaya Governor James Orengo yesterday led a high-level delegation to meet Azimio leader Raila Odinga in Nairobi, seeking his endorsement for the upcoming Siaya International Trade and Investment Conference (SITICO 2025).Tha meeting which was held at Raila’s office, centered on briefing him about preparations for the October 14–17 event and