Telemedicine is reshaping how we think about care

The start of a new year often feels like a turning point, a time for resolutions and fresh opportunities.

By Elizabeth Wasunna 18 days ago

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Ruto accused of dragging feet in executing NADCO report

President Ruto has delayed the implementation of the 10-Point Agenda, intended to compile a plan on governance reforms, including recommendations from the NADCO report.

By Ndungu Gachane 19 days ago

Tragedy spurs family to take action against mental illness-related deaths

The incident where a man died by suicide has prompted a family in Lari Constituency to act to support the community in a bid to curb deaths linked to mental illness.

By George Njunge 19 days ago

Educate Kenyans that violence is totally unacceptable

Couples should understand that when nothing is left in a relationship, a mutual understanding to separate will help to avoid regrettable actions.

By June Chebet 19 days ago

1966, the year independence euphoria in Africa started evaporating

Kenyatta, consistent in political opportunism, disillusioned followers by discarding his Mau Mau 'revolutionary' past while embracing the very colonialists that he had fought.

By Macharia Munene 19 days ago

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Cash, bullying and betrayal drive exodus from Gachagua's DCP

Gachagua's former allies are now accusing him of bullying them and allegedly converting his party into a money-making machine for the highest bidders.

By Ndung'u Gachane 20 days ago

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Top schools face overcrowding as Grade 10 admission is extended

National schools recorded 100 per cent turnout, while sub-county and county schools struggled with low enrolment.

By Caleb Atemi, Lewis Nyaundi 20 days ago

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Opposition subjected to brutal campaign repression as Museveni declared President

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni won a seventh term in office with 71.65 percent of the vote.

By Ndung'u Gachane 20 days ago

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Why Education Ministry wants 1,000 senior schools upgraded to national status

The proposal comes in response to dwindling learner interest in certain institutions, especially day senior schools.

By Lewis Nyaundi and George Njunge 21 days ago

We need fair and clear system of paying victims of State injustices

Government toxicology reports demonstrate that the blood of villagers contained 420 micro grams of lead, 800 times what is considered safe for human beings.

By Irungu Houghton 21 days ago

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Museveni takes early lead in poll as violence, tension grip Uganda

Figures by Electoral Commission showed Museveni had secured about 76 per cent of the vote amid vote rigging claims.

By Ndung'u Gachane and Lewis Nyaundi 21 days ago

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Why Grade 10 admission period could be extended

Less than half of the 1.1 million learners expected to join senior school have so far reported to their respective institutions.

By Lewis Nyaundi and George Njunge 22 days ago

National exams: When everybody sees the results, not the pressure

Success should not come at the cost of identity. Education and achievement should help young people discover who they are, not force them into narrow definitions of worth.

By Noni Njuguna 23 days ago

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Why Ndindi Nyoro's Sh500 school fees plan has triggered storm in Parliament

Nyoro's funding model for 65 day secondary schools has attracted the wrath of legislators who have claimed that he was either using monies that ought to pay teachers, or unexplained sources.

By Ndungu Gachane 23 days ago

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Realignment fear looms as ODM-UDA deal inches closer

Fears are growing that the UDA and ODM pre-election pact could trigger tensions - and even internal ruptures - within both political camps.

By Ndungu Gachane 23 days ago

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Reality check: Why Ruto's mountain climb is getting slippery

Ruto used to draw mammoth crowds at his rallies in the Mt Kenya region. His allies are now forced to mobilise and ferry supporters to create a perception that he is still in charge.

By Ndung'u Gachane 24 days ago

New regulations will unlock untapped potential of solar water heating

Regulations aim to improve quality and professionalism in the solar water heating industry by requiring manufacturers, importers, vendors and installers of these systems to be licensed.

By Caroline Kimathi and Mungai Kihara 24 days ago

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Gachagua lost, Lamu Woman Rep gained from 'tutam' booing incident

Gachagua showed poor political judgment by not seizing the opportunity to appear like a reconciler and peacemaker by properly guiding his 'Wantam' followers.

By Macharia Munene 26 days ago

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Ombudsman orders State to release 5-year capitation records

The Ministry of Education will be required to release the capitation data within 21 days, including the name of school, county, sub-county and ward, as well as the amount of capitation disbursed.

By Ndungu Gachane 26 days ago

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Why Venezuela became pawn in Trump's global power play era

Apart from craving for power, within and outside the United States, Trump's desire to outdo other presidents is the inadvertent reason for his behaviour.

By Macharia Munene 27 days ago

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Gachagua shadow looms as UDA holds party polls

While UDA leaders maintain that the exercise will boost the party's influence, those opposed to the party maintain it was an exercise in futility.

By Ndung'u Gachane 27 days ago

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KCSE results improve as bottom grades decline

Candidates in the 2025 KCSE have posted better scores compared to the previous two years, even as bottom grades declined.

By Lewis Nyaundi 27 days ago

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Kenya's growth path and how Singapore dared to develop

While it is true that Kenya cannot directly follow the Singapore model, there are a few things it can learn.

By Dr Duncan Ojwang 27 days ago

How Nick Rambo told stories of the unheard through bold films

Unlike many, Nick filmed not only to explain our world but to offer the silenced a voice and to protect the truth.

By Irungu Houghton 28 days ago

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Literary criticism is not about trashing other people's intellectual effort

Today, if you review a book and cast it in a positive light, you risk being gaslighted for doing public relations, perhaps on grounds unrelated to the merits of the work.

By Henry Munene 28 days ago

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Shock of primary school learners sitting KCSE exams

It has now emerged that thousands of students are increasingly sitting the Form Four national exams while still very young.

By Lewis Nyaundi 28 days ago

David Mulwa's indelible imprint on KTN's drama production journey

Mwalimu Mulwa was eulogised by many as a literary giant, the author of many plays, including his early 1980s works Buriani, Ukame, Daraja and Master and Servant.

By Mburugu Gikunda 28 days ago

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KCSE: Girls shun technical fields as boys shine

The 2025 KCSE results have exposed subjects girls are keeping off in secondary schools.

By Lewis Nyaundi 28 days ago

Kisima mixed secondary tops Nyandarua county KCSE for seventh consecutive year

Little-known Kisima mixed secondary school in Nyahururu

By James Munyeki 28 days ago

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Kick out Ruto and Sakaja in 2027, Gachagua tells city residents

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claimed that instead of putting more money in people's pockets, President Ruto had taken away the little Kenyans had.

By Ndungu Gachane 29 days ago

How the 52-Week challenge can support new year savings goals

Writer says structured approaches like the 52-week challenge offer a practical starting point for those looking to make steady progress toward their financial goals.

By Samuel Njuguna 29 days ago

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Why Raila's shoes seem too big for Oburu Oginga

ODM party now appears to be operating on autopilot as bickering and infighting among leaders rage, raising serious questions about party leader Oburu Oginga's ability to steady the ship.

By Ndungu Gachane 30 days ago

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Principals warned against charging illegal fees, asking parents for bribes

Parents can now report school heads demanding a commitment fee or a bribe to secure a senior school admission, after the Ministry of Education declared such payments unlawful.

By Lewis Nyaundi 30 days ago

Kenya must accelerate food fortification for healthier citizens

In Kenya, one in every four women is anaemic, while three-quarters of the population suffers zinc deficiency.

By Siamola Murundo 1 month ago

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Parents allege Sh150,000 bribe demands for senior school slots

Parents continue to grapple with frustration in search of a senior school admission slot after it emerged that principals are asking for up to Sh150,000 in kickbacks.

By Lewis Nyaundi 1 month ago

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Why Uhuru Kenyatta's re-emergence is giving Ruto's team a big headache

The seeming gradual resurgence of former President Uhuru popularity among ordinary Kenyans appears to be creating nervous butterflies in President Ruto's stomach.

By Josphat Thiong'o and Ndung'u Gachane 1 month ago

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Safety underpins new EAC biotechnology strategy

Some biotech products, possibly containing synthetic molecules, may be circulating already in certain East African Community (EAC) Partner States.

By Rosalia Omungo 1 month ago

It's not only Somaliland, Israel is equally desperate for recognition

Israel controls Palestine, comprising Gaza and West Bank which it annexed from Egypt and Jordan, and would like its claims recognised as part of Greater Israel without the Palestinians.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

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Gachagua slams Ruto, calls on US to probe stolen Minnesota funds

DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua has urged the US government to speed up investigations into individuals involved in money laundering, particularly those alleged to have stolen funds from Minnesota.

By George Njunge 1 month ago

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How Grade 10 placement went wrong

The placement of the first cohort of learners to senior school has exposed deep flaws in the new system, leaving parents frustrated and raising questions about the process.

By Lewis Nyaundi 1 month ago