Government won't interfere with polls, CS Mucheru says

CS Mucheru said that Kenya currently enjoys 100 per cent network coverage making it one of the leading African nations in network connectivity.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

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How graft, greed tainted Uhuru Kenyatta's lofty plans for health

As he leaves office, the problems his father pledged to end 60 years ago are still here. Unfortunately, his grand plans only opened up key areas of service delivery to bigger corruption.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

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When the State struck back against Mwakenya

When the government cracked drawn on Mwakenya, there was nowhere to run or hide.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

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Mwakenya the revolutionary movement that shook Kenya

The seventh of July is Kenya's unofficial anniversary of the struggle for democracy. We trace its roots to the Mwkenya Movement.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

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DCI Twitter: Where suspects are charged, declared guilty online

With a following of 1.1 million, it's a thin line between bursting crime and charging suspects on social media court. Lawyers say there should be balance between informing and rights of a suspect

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

Scientists apply art to tell climate action, land use stories

Presentations by the scientists touched on subjects such as soil fertility management, food security and reclamation of previous mines to become productive agricultural works.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

COP27: Africa this World Environment Day

This year's theme 'Only One Earth' seeks to remind nations of the responsibilities that await them in making decisions that protect rather that destroy the earth.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

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Kenyan Ivory kingpin pleads guilty to charges in a US court

He was arrested at the Moi International Airport on his way back from Yemen.

By Daniel Wesangula 3 years ago

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Sonko's political storm descends on Mombasa

Sonko has the uncanny ability to show up at the most opportune time and though he may have come into the race late, he has proven from history that he has the legs to last the race.

By Daniel Wesangula 4 years ago

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Kibaki's battles: The commander-in-chief did what was necessary

Between 2002 and 2012, Mwai Kibaki, a man who never publicly donned a military uniform, went to war against terrorists, secessionists, and a gang of disillusioned youths.

By Daniel Wesangula 4 years ago

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Mwai Kibaki, the man who changed Kenya

Mwai Kibaki was sworn into office on December 30, 2002. In him and those around him, Kenyans saw a tribalism-free nation.

By Daniel Wesangula 4 years ago

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Obama highlights wonders of Tsavo, as park fights off old and emerging threats

A recent docuseries by former American President Barack Obama shines light on the importance of the world’s protected areas in the fight against climate change.

By Daniel Wesangula 4 years ago

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State actors take no action as hate speech spreads on social media

National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) said hate is no longer spread through political rallies alone but through social media.

By Daniel Wesangula 4 years ago