How Gen Zs’ protests are used by rogue elements

When Kenyan youths (Gen Zs) organized nationwide peaceful protests to exercise their democratic right to reject the proposed 2024/2025 Finance Bill, it was all in order.However, amidst the protests, other groups with criminal minds took advantage of the situation and devised schemes to cause harm and economically frustrate fellow Kenyans.Posing

The US’ committment to stand with Ukraine intact

Russia launched its largest aerial assault on Ukraine since Russia-Ukraine war began. The massive bombardment used drones on cities across Ukraine.The strike also involved the use of missiles, including missiles with hypersonic capability, to strike cities and civilian infrastructures. Strikes reportedly hit a maternity hospital, a shopping mall, and

How Gor Mahia found themselves in Tanzania

The decision to have Gor Mahia play their CAF (Confederation of African Football) home matches Kenya should be a wake-up call to Kenya's leadership.First, it started with Kenyan football league champions go without even a cent from our football governing body FKF. The lame excuse they gave of not having

Conflicts between traditions and technology

Conflicts between traditions and technology

Few people write letters these days,  Advancement in technology has rendered traditional mediums obsolete.   My friend believes in serving traditions and tech. And spends a great deal of his time on his phone.  Making friends, watching videos, doing business. Like he narrates to me on these  Letters whenever he creates time with his pen. On conclusion, he

“2023 Finance Bill not good” Omutatah tells Ruto

Busia Senator Okiya Omutatah has told President William Ruto not to be misled by his Kenya Kwanza allies regarding the Finance Bill 2023. Okiya was addressing an interdenominational prayer service which was attended and graced by the president at Busia Stadium when he urged the president to consider both