Kanda’s 1991 Deportation Was All About Ego And Power, Not Love Affair

For decades, many Kenyans have held on to a story that painted Soukous legend Kanda Bongo Man as the man who dared to cross a line no artist should — an alleged affair with the President Daniel Moi’s rumoured companion, "the late Catherine Kasavuli", that supposedly led to his

Activists Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo Freed After Abduction in Uganda

Kenyan Activists Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo have been freed weeks after their abduction in Uganda.On Saturday, November 8, 2025, human rights advocate Hussein Khalid announced their release via social media, confirming that they are safe and have been returned to Kenya after being transferred to Kenyan authorities at the

Huduma Centres Now Processing First-Time National ID Applications

Kenyans who wish to apply for their initial national identity cards can now do so at designated Huduma Centres throughout the nation, as part of a new government initiative aimed at simplifying and expediting ID registration services.In a notice issued on November 7, Huduma Kenya revealed that numerous centres have

Power of Faith: How Trusting God Builds Courage, Strength, and Stability

Regardless of whether today marks your first day or your four-thousandth as a Christian, or if you’re still contemplating your faith, you’ve likely encountered the concept of "faith" that Christians often discuss. What may be unclear to you is why it holds such significance.You’ll hear individuals mention it during positive

Suluhu Sworn In After Violent Election as Nation Slowly Reopens

Tanzania's Presidential Press Unit, as reported by Reuters, shares that President Samia Suluhu Hassan is seen holding a spear and a shield during her swearing-in ceremony in Dodoma, Tanzania, on November 3, 2025. The President was sworn in on Monday following elections that were overshadowed by violence.In the wake of

Ruto to Young Kenyans: Embrace Marriage and Responsibility

In a society where pursuing side hustles, achieving career goals, and gaining social media fame often take precedence, a lot of young men in Kenya are putting off one of life’s oldest commitments: marriage.The challenges of city life, high unemployment rates, and rising living expenses make it seem nearly

Magufuli Was No Hero: The Dictator Tanzanians Don’t Forget

As usual, Kenyans have the shortest political memory. Today, after Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu has shown clear signs of dictatorship, the same people — and I know that even our neighbours Tanzanians — are suddenly glorifying the late John's against corruption, his undoings and overall ills far much outweigh all

Dr David Owuor, And How a Message of Holiness Can Hide Deception

When Dr David Owuor's name started to circulate throughout Kenya in the early 2000s, many of us were captivated by what appeared to be a bold and refreshing message of repentance. Owuor's emphasis on holiness was particularly striking in a time when many seemed more focused on prosperity and miracles

Kenya’s Audiovisual Archives Facing Extinction

The the world commemorates World Day for Audiovisual Heritage on October 27, 2025, a subtle crisis is emerging in Kenya that warrants attention.This narrative revolves around delicate tapes and fading rcollections, invaluable recordings that encapsulate the essence of the nation’s history.These are not merely antiquated reels collecting dust; they represent

Cameroon’s Ageing Power Circle: When Leadership Becomes a Lifetime Job

A recent photo making rounds online has stirred up very deep and pertinent conversations on Cameroon’s leadership. In it, six of the country’s most powerful men sit at the top of government. They are: President Paul Biya, 92; Clément Atangana, 91; Claude Meka, 91; Marcel Niat, 84; Cavaye Yegue, 85;