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Mudavadi Speaks on Kenyans Fighting in Russian war
Musalia Mudavadi has clarified why the Kenyan government has yet to secure an immediate agreement to repatriate citizens reportedly fighting for the Russian military, citing the complexity and sensitivity surrounding their situation. Speaking during an interview on Citizen TV on Tuesday, March 17, Mudavadi emphasized that the situation is complex and cannot be resolved instantly.…
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Atwoli Reelection was Flawed – Petition
A legal storm is brewing around Francis Atwoli following a petition challenging his re-election for a sixth consecutive term at the helm of Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU). The petitioners argue that the election process violated the legally mandated union election cycle, raising serious concerns about adherence to constitutional and organizational rules. They further…
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126 Kenyans to Receive Unclaimed Assets for Their Deceased
The government has unveiled a list of 126 Kenyans poised to receive unclaimed financial assets belonging to deceased individuals, including funds held in mobile money wallets, bank accounts, and other institutions. In a notice issued on Tuesday, March 17, the Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) said the initiative is part of its mandate to reunite…
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Ruto Breaks Silence on Nairobi Hospital Crisis After Rumours of Takeover and Grabbing
The government has finally addressed the ongoing turmoil surrounding The Nairobi Hospital, as legal battles and governance disputes continue to shake the prestigious medical institution. In a statement issued on Monday, March 16, State House spokesperson Hussein Mohammed revealed that President William Ruto had been briefed on the issues affecting the hospital and had directed…
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SHA Increases Cancer Treatment Cover to KSh 800,000 in Boost for Patients
Cancer patients across Kenya are set to get relief in the cost of treatment after the government increased the oncology care package under the Social Health Authority (SHA) by KSh 250,000 following widespread public concern over the rising cost of cancer treatment. On Monday, March 16, Raymond Omollo, the Interior Principal Secretary, announced that the…
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Matiang’i: Statehouse Budget Moved From KSh 4.5 to KSh 17 Billion
Fred Matiang’i on Sunday criticized the significant increase in the budget allocated to State House Nairobi under the administration of William Ruto, saying the rise raises serious questions about government spending priorities. Speaking during a church service, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary said the State House budget has grown sharply in the last three years.…
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Govt Plans to Merge Secondary Schools With Low Student Enrollment
The government has unveiled plans to reorganise parts of the secondary school system by merging institutions that have very low student populations, a move officials say will allow education resources to be used more efficiently. Speaking at a public event on Saturday, March 15, Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok said the Ministry of Education…
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Wanjigi Rallies Behind Tuju as Multimillion City Property Faces Auction
Billionaire businessman Jimi Wanjigi has pledged to stand with former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju during what he described as a difficult moment, as Tuju’s multimillion-shilling city property faces a possible auction. Speaking on Sunday during a visit to Tuju’s premises, Wanjigi arrived at the site accompanied by his lawyer and deputy, Willis Otieno. In his…
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How Nairobi Ladies Lose Everything They Saved for Years to men
In Nairobi’s glass towers, Miriam Wanjiku(not her real name) was known for precision. As a senior consultant at a respected firm, she navigated boardrooms with calm authority and a sharp mind. Her life was organized, predictable, and successful until she met Daniel. Daniel Mwangi was charming in a way that felt effortless. He spoke warmly…
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The rate at which girls…
The rate at which girls are consuming #P2 pills is becoming worrying. Among college students, especially those in first and second year, the situation appears even more concerning. Some are taking these pills as casually as one would snack on *njugu karanga*.
