The return of charcoal? State rethinking ban to spread gains
Charcoal production is prohibited in Kenya but it goes on unabated with state actors condoning it. Ruto lifted a moratorium on logging but the High Court temporarily suspended the move.
By 4 months ago
The return of charcoal? State rethinking ban to spread gains
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Tragedy of shrinking media space and how country can alter trend
The Constitution guarantees media freedom, but state actors have greatly eroded this right through attacks on journalists.
By 4 months ago
Tragedy of shrinking media space and how country can alter trend
Tobong' Lore! Spectacular display of tradition and culture at festival
That a community afflicted by so much adversity- banditry, famine, marginalisation- puts all that aside to celebrate themselves is a great testament that Turkana is indeed a special place.
By 5 months ago
Tobong' Lore! Spectacular display of tradition and culture at festival
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Lopeyok is among the many Turkana intellectuals who have shed off their lofty intellectual garbs and opted, in the old literary words, “to take Makerere back to the people.”
By 5 months ago
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
The five days were so memorable that the camp staff have been unable to fold the carpet and pull down the lights.
By 5 months ago
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
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Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
For three years, Ngunyi fired acerbic volleys at Ruto’s political side. Nothing good could come out of Ruto’s political wing. They were idiots, murderers, boring, gays, fellowship of thugs et cetera.
By 6 months ago
Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
Bamboo's copyright claim was in respect of songs “Mama Africa”, “Yes Indeed” and “Move on.” Court had earlier concluded that Safaricom had infringed on his copyright.
By 7 months ago
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
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Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
The communication containing 16 names of Kenyatta family members was posted on social media.
By 7 months ago
Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
As the battle rages on land, air, city and villages, the world is turning a blind eye. The warring sides are breaking all known records of warfare, destroying property and killing civilians.
By 7 months ago
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
The return of charcoal? State rethinking ban to spread gains
Charcoal production is prohibited in Kenya but it goes on unabated with state actors condoning it. Ruto lifted a moratorium on logging but the High Court temporarily suspended the move.
By 4 months ago
The return of charcoal? State rethinking ban to spread gains
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Tragedy of shrinking media space and how country can alter trend
The Constitution guarantees media freedom, but state actors have greatly eroded this right through attacks on journalists.
By 4 months ago
Tragedy of shrinking media space and how country can alter trend
Tobong' Lore! Spectacular display of tradition and culture at festival
That a community afflicted by so much adversity- banditry, famine, marginalisation- puts all that aside to celebrate themselves is a great testament that Turkana is indeed a special place.
By 5 months ago
Tobong' Lore! Spectacular display of tradition and culture at festival
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Lopeyok is among the many Turkana intellectuals who have shed off their lofty intellectual garbs and opted, in the old literary words, “to take Makerere back to the people.”
By 5 months ago
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
The five days were so memorable that the camp staff have been unable to fold the carpet and pull down the lights.
By 5 months ago
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
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Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
For three years, Ngunyi fired acerbic volleys at Ruto’s political side. Nothing good could come out of Ruto’s political wing. They were idiots, murderers, boring, gays, fellowship of thugs et cetera.
By 6 months ago
Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
Bamboo's copyright claim was in respect of songs “Mama Africa”, “Yes Indeed” and “Move on.” Court had earlier concluded that Safaricom had infringed on his copyright.
By 7 months ago
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
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Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
The communication containing 16 names of Kenyatta family members was posted on social media.
By 7 months ago
Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
As the battle rages on land, air, city and villages, the world is turning a blind eye. The warring sides are breaking all known records of warfare, destroying property and killing civilians.
By 7 months ago
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
The return of charcoal? State rethinking ban to spread gains
Charcoal production is prohibited in Kenya but it goes on unabated with state actors condoning it. Ruto lifted a moratorium on logging but the High Court temporarily suspended the move.
By 4 months ago
The return of charcoal? State rethinking ban to spread gains
Premium
Tragedy of shrinking media space and how country can alter trend
The Constitution guarantees media freedom, but state actors have greatly eroded this right through attacks on journalists.
By 4 months ago
Tragedy of shrinking media space and how country can alter trend
Tobong' Lore! Spectacular display of tradition and culture at festival
That a community afflicted by so much adversity- banditry, famine, marginalisation- puts all that aside to celebrate themselves is a great testament that Turkana is indeed a special place.
By 5 months ago
Tobong' Lore! Spectacular display of tradition and culture at festival
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Lopeyok is among the many Turkana intellectuals who have shed off their lofty intellectual garbs and opted, in the old literary words, “to take Makerere back to the people.”
By 5 months ago
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
The five days were so memorable that the camp staff have been unable to fold the carpet and pull down the lights.
By 5 months ago
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
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Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
For three years, Ngunyi fired acerbic volleys at Ruto’s political side. Nothing good could come out of Ruto’s political wing. They were idiots, murderers, boring, gays, fellowship of thugs et cetera.
By 6 months ago
Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
Bamboo's copyright claim was in respect of songs “Mama Africa”, “Yes Indeed” and “Move on.” Court had earlier concluded that Safaricom had infringed on his copyright.
By 7 months ago
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
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Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
The communication containing 16 names of Kenyatta family members was posted on social media.
By 7 months ago
Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
As the battle rages on land, air, city and villages, the world is turning a blind eye. The warring sides are breaking all known records of warfare, destroying property and killing civilians.
By 7 months ago
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Lopeyok is among the many Turkana intellectuals who have shed off their lofty intellectual garbs and opted, in the old literary words, "to take Makerere back to the people."
By Nzau Musau 5 months ago
Taking Makerere to the people; The case of Dr Erus Lopeyok, DG of Turkana
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
The five days were so memorable that the camp staff have been unable to fold the carpet and pull down the lights.
By Nzau Musau 5 months ago
Senate Mashinani: Hard moments of truth for senators in Turkana
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Kenya's 3 minerals known to fuel regional conflict, poverty
Kenya likely to join producers of tin, tungsten and tantalum in future. The three are used in industrial applications, but contribute to conflict in the region.
By Nzau Musau 6 months ago
Kenya's 3 minerals known to fuel regional conflict, poverty
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Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
For three years, Ngunyi fired acerbic volleys at Ruto's political side. Nothing good could come out of Ruto's political wing. They were idiots, murderers, boring, gays, fellowship of thugs et cetera.
By Nzau Musau 6 months ago
Mutahi Ngunyi: Toothless dog of war who finally ran out of bark
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
Bamboo's copyright claim was in respect of songs "Mama Africa", "Yes Indeed" and "Move on." Court had earlier concluded that Safaricom had infringed on his copyright.
By Nzau Musau 7 months ago
Not so fast! Safaricom slams brakes on Bamboo celebration in Sh4.5m copyright award
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Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
The communication containing 16 names of Kenyatta family members was posted on social media.
By Nzau Musau 7 months ago
Kenyatta family travel itinerary 'leaked'
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
As the battle rages on land, air, city and villages, the world is turning a blind eye. The warring sides are breaking all known records of warfare, destroying property and killing civilians.
By Nzau Musau 7 months ago
Sudan: Kenya on edge, the world moves on as rockets pound cities
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Makenzi's many faces as horror of doomsday teaching unfolds
Pastor Paul Makenzi's former faithful, and the new recruits he fished in countryside excursions, followed him to Shakahola where he met them with open arms, to their own end.
By Nzau Musau 8 months ago
Makenzi's many faces as horror of doomsday teaching unfolds
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Change of guard: End of an era as Dr Njoroge exits CBK after 8 years
By the time Njoroge took over, banks literally run down the CBK, remotely, with stories of how officials of the regulator cavorted with the very banks they were supposed to control, abounding.
By Nzau Musau 8 months ago
Change of guard: End of an era as Dr Njoroge exits CBK after 8 years
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How 'witch doctor' lost Sh47 million in cash, cars
Mangira told the court he was a witch doctor and herbalist, and that an Indian he had helped gave him Sh55 million in cash as payment for healing services rendered.
By Nzau Musau 9 months ago
How 'witch doctor' lost Sh47 million in cash, cars
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Man 'directed by angels' returns to haunt incoming NIS boss
According to a self-declared witch doctor named Stephen Mangira, Noordin Haji, who was an intelligence officer at the time, played a key role in the "great injustice" inflicted upon him.
By Nzau Musau 9 months ago
Man 'directed by angels' returns to haunt incoming NIS boss
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Mis-education of Africa and why it is proving too costly for poor people
If girls are deprived of education, their children are by extension deprived of a primary motivator to explain to them how important education is for life.
By Nzau Musau 9 months ago
Mis-education of Africa and why it is proving too costly for poor people
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Titus Mbathi: My lessons in high office and short stint in politics
At 95, Titus Mbathi has seen it all. On the day Kenya was born 60 years ago, he was among Kenyans at the celebrations. He spent the rest of the night dancing at the African Club.
By Nzau Musau 9 months ago
Titus Mbathi: My lessons in high office and short stint in politics
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