300,000 learners celebrate National Reading Day

About 300,000 learners and 6,000 Reading Ambassadors united across the country to celebrate the inaugural National Reading Day.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Lobby tells State to stop harassing media

Several journalists have either been harassed, arrested or injured by anti-riot police officers.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Mukuru: Another missing woman sparks fears of foul play

Wilkister Ososo, a 27-year-old hawker, was reported missing on June 19 in Mukuru Kwa Reuben,

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Victim of shooting laid to rest amid outcry by family

The government has maintained that 25 people were killed in protests nationwide, while rights groups claim a higher toll of 39 deaths and 361 injuries.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Groups call for mental health advocacy among children

Children who find themselves entangled in the justice system often remain sidelined, their unique vulnerabilities overlooked.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

KFS unveils anti-graft policies to boost integrity

Rangers have particularly been linked to aiding illegal logging in forests - a move that has led the state agency to develop new policies to avert the vice.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Digital workers urge President Ruto to address discrimination issues during US visit

Digital workers in Kenya have urged President Ruto to iron out some issues with America's Joe Bidden as the countries celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

LSK demands compensation of families evicted from riparian land

LSK President Faith Odhiambo condemned the forceful eviction of residents on riparian land in Mukuru kwa Rueben.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Stop illegal evictions in Baringo, communities urge

Kerio Valley indigenous communities demand government to stop ongoing illegal evictions in Baringo North Constituency

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Nairobi flood victims to get Sh10,000 per family

Ruto announced that the money is aimed at easing the financial burden and help families in their recovery process, especially those displaced from their houses.

By Harrison Ngola 1 year ago

Cruel scalpel as the sick man’s money fuels health crisis

For four years, I have been blogging about the politics of healthcare and nationhood. I have been arguing that Kenya needs universal healthcare, but more than that, that politicians need to be obligated by law to seek treatment in public hospitals for themselves and their immediate families.

By Wandia Njoya 9 years ago

Stop politicians spreading hate speech

NCIC must prosecute all hate mongers so that they can serve as an example.

By Hillary Mageka 10 years ago