Heavy Rains Forecast Across Kenya During Idd Weekend

Heavy Rains Forecast Across Kenya During Idd Weekend

The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a nationwide alert warning of heavy rainfall expected over the Idd-ul-Fitr weekend, urging Kenyans to remain cautious as adverse weather conditions persist into early next week. According to the forecast, rainfall is set to intensify from Friday through Monday before easing slightly on Tuesday. However,

Nyeri Crackdown: Govt Moves to Reduce Bars Over Alcohol Abuse

The government has introduced a proposal to reduce the number of bars in certain areas of Nyeri as part of its strategy to combat widespread alcoholism.Nyeri County Commissioner Josphat Biwott emphasized that this initiative aims to limit the growth of drinking establishments that have transformed some towns into continuous drinking

Eric Omondi Launches Boat Rescue Amid Nairobi Floods

Eric Omondi Launches Boat Rescue Amid Nairobi Floods

Comedian and activist Eric Omondi has unveiled a new initiative aimed at helping residents affected by ongoing floods in Nairobi, as heavy rains continue to disrupt daily life and claim lives. The move comes shortly after the Kenya Meteorological Department warned that several regions across the country will experience increased rainfall

Kakamega to Deworm 4 Million Learners in One-Day Campaign

The Kakamega government will deworm over four million learners in a one-day campaign next Wednesday. This initiative targets children aged two to 15 in Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) centres and primary schools. It aims to combat neglected tropical diseases and soil-transmitted helminths, commonly known as worms, to enhance health

Deadly Nairobi Floods Renew Calls for Long-Term Solutions

Deadly Nairobi Floods Renew Calls for Long-Term Solutions

Severe flooding in Nairobi has once again raised urgent questions about the city’s long-standing drainage problems after dozens of people lost their lives following heavy rainfall earlier this month. According to the Kenya Meteorological Department, the country had already received warnings about saturated soils and the likelihood of floods as

Pipeline Mother Seeks Missing Son After Nairobi Floods

Pipeline Mother Seeks Missing Son After Nairobi Floods

Residents in Pipeline Estate are sympathising with a young mother whose son disappeared during devastating floods that swept through parts of Nairobi on March 6. The boy, identified as Rain Taji, reportedly slipped from his mother’s hands as she struggled to escape rising floodwaters that had invaded their neighbourhood. According to

East Africa Adopts Lenacapavir Injectable HIV Prevention

Several East African nations have announced plans to implement Lenacapavir, the biannual injectable HIV prevention drug, shortly after Kenya initiated its rollout.Kenya became the first East African country to offer Lenacapavir, distributing 21,000 doses at the Riruta Health Centre on February 26.Following Kenya's lead, Uganda received its first shipment and

Kasarani Woman Found Murdered, Police Launch Hunt

Kasarani Woman Found Murdered, Police Launch Hunt

Detectives in Kasarani are investigating the brutal killing of 43-year-old Florence Nyagah, whose body was discovered inside her apartment in the Roysambu area of Nairobi. Police say the incident is believed to have occurred on February 28, with investigations now focused on tracing a key suspect. According to authorities, Nyagah’s body

Mango Season in Kenya: Sweet, Healthy and Affordable

The arrival of mango season marks a delightful time for fruit enthusiasts, as this delectable fruit reaches its peak. Many individuals savor mangoes daily, whether indulging in them whole, blending them into smoothies, crafting fruit salads, or creating decadent desserts. Indeed, mangoes have established themselves as the epitome of fruit

Kinoo’s Transformation: From Dusty Estate to Urban Hotspot

Dilapidated service road in Kinoo, Kiambu County on April 25, 2025/LEAH MUKANGAI  Kinoo once served as the national scapegoat, where any mishap—whether dust in the air, an orange-stained shirt, or shoes coated in red soil—inevitably led to blame being cast upon its residents. The community was so intertwined with the red