Tribalism has negatively impacted every sphere of development in Kenya. It is a major stumbling block to democracy as well as socio-economic development.

Many private companies are run by families and passed down through the generations.

I am writing this in regards to the latest development – a lot has happened, as it maybe I will be commenting on what is dominating our political scenes

Pleasure from music results from how expectations are fulfilled or violated as the composition elevates or diminishes our mood

The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has called on the public to report any cases of police misconduct during the election period.

Most of the products and services on the market are approved by KEBS. Looking at the standards delivered to society, one can acknowledge the effort made by KEBS in enhancing quality.

It is right for Uganda's government to issue a directive on decent dressing because it wants to nurture and build a morally upright society.

Speaking in Kiambu County, Gideon campaigned for the President, saying he should be given a chance to build on his legacy.

What is even more difficult is building consensus about what needs to happen, the subjects to be taught, the type of pedagogy. I have seen impassioned arguments among technocrats about the direction that the reform should take.

The Government has declared the drought currently ravaging the country a national disaster. The effects of drought especially in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands are grim. Conflicts have been reported in the usually volatile areas.

As we complain and criticize about everything, we should know that nothing will change. For us to achieve what we have always wanted, we should stop criticizing everything and learn to appreciate the little we get

As I was bargaining for bus fare, one of the touts manhandled my child and her mother- he tried to...

our fathers will continue to sponsor us at their homes while they sponsor our wives to be. Until we decide to...

When he joined Moi, he was given secretary general post in KANU, people joked; "Jogo had swallowed Tinga"...

Something happened the other day, as I thought I came up something that might seem unfamiliar to many. Two men in western {ingwe}, land of strong men decided to swap wives. Lately, the land of omwamis had a share of good news. First, it was Wafula and the Indian girl that made the famous Jamaican singer record a song featuring our brothers from western in search of Wafula.

The death of the former First Lady Lucy Kibaki is a big blow to this nation.

Kenyans seem to reward mismanagement and plunder of parastatals with billions in form of financial bailouts.

The case of five students who disappeared from Stephjoy Academy in Limuru only to resurface a week later at a TV station and the cavalier manner they were received by their parents has shocked many Kenyans.

Pyrethrum farmers have expressed disappointment over the slow progress in the revival of the sector.

One of the victims who died during the violent protests in Narok a week ago will be buried Monday.

Narok County leaders, who were last week arrested and charged in connection with a violent demonstration against Governor Samuel Tunai have said they are reconsidering their support for the Jubilee coalition.

Narok fell in the grip of day-long chaos after protesters barricaded major roads cutting through the county to press for the release of five area MPs arrested following Monday's violence that claimed two lives.

Hundreds of tourists destined for the Masai Mara Game Reserve yesterday missed their scheduled activities after rampaging youths protesting the arrest of five Narok County leaders opposed to Governor Samuel Tunai blocked the Narok-Mara road.

The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Narok branch has said the Government should not rush to prosecute a section of local leaders linked to Monday's violence.

Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Narok branch has advised the Government not to rush and prosecute a section of local leaders in connection with last Monday's violence in which at least two people were killed and scores injured.

The Council of Governors has condemned Monday's demonstration in Narok that left two people dead and property worth millions of shillings destroyed.

Ewaso Nyiro South River Basin Development Authority plans to spend Sh500 million in the construction of 118 water pans and dams in Narok County.

At least two people were killed, two police officers and six protestors seriously injured Monday when Narok residents defied a Government ban on demonstrations against their Governor Samuel Tunai.

Some tented camps in Maasai Mara Game Reserve have closed while other hotels have sent their workers on unpaid leave due to lack of business.

Teachers have criticised a proposal by National Assembly Leader of Majority Adan Duale to devolve primary and secondary school education to the counties.

Two people have been arrested for marrying off a 10-year-old girl from Olkinyei area in Narok South sub county, who was rescued by the police. The would-be husband and girl's father were yesterday nabbed at Ololulung'a police after being tipped.

A ten year old girl from Olkinyei area in Narok South Sub County has been rescued by the local provincial administration from early marriage.

Travellers were forced to spend the night in the cold after PSV vehicles were nabbed by traffic officers and National Transport and Safety Authority officials in Naivasha.

A 43-year-old rhino, probably the oldest in Africa has died in Masai Mara National Reserve.

Local and foreign tourists visiting Masai Mara Game Reserve during the Christmas and New Year holidays have been advised to notify Narok police.

A group of American tourists visiting Masai Mara Game Reserve have asked western countries to lift travel advisories issued against the country on allegations of heightened insecurity.

Narok County Governor Samuel Tunai has said revenue collection from Masai Mara Game Reserve has tripled since his county government automated it.

Senate Majority Leader Kithure Kindiki has asked local leaders to work with Governor Samuel Tunai instead of opposing the county government for their own selfish gain.

A Narok court acquitted a marathoner who had been charged with stock theft.

A 32-year-old woman was fined Sh30,000 by a Narok court after being convicted for abusing another woman.