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Miguna Reveals What Dictators Fear Most
“There’s nothing dictators fear like criticism. They fear these young men and women on the streets. Protest in whichever way you can,” firebrand lawyer Miguna Miguna said in an interview. "There's nothing dictators fear like criticism. They fear these young men and women on the streets. Protest in whichever way you can," ~ Miguna Miguna.…
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Atwoli Re-Elected Unopposed as KPAWU Secretary General
Francis Atwoli has been re-elected unopposed as the Secretary General of the Kenya Plantation and Agricultural Workers Union (KPAWU), extending his long-standing leadership of one of the country’s most influential labour unions. Atwoli, a veteran trade unionist and a prominent national figure in labour relations, retained the position after no challenger emerged during the union’s…
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Museveni Secures Seventh Term as Uganda’s President After Electoral Commission Declaration
Uganda’s long-serving leader Yoweri Museveni has been re-elected president for a seventh term, according to results announced by the Electoral Commission. The National Resistance Movement (NRM) flag bearer was declared the winner on Saturday, January 17, after securing 71.65 per cent of the total votes cast, equivalent to 7,946,772 votes, in an election that has…
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Bobi Wine Rejects Election Results, Security Forces Raid his Home Amid Rising Tensions in Uganda
Opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi, widely known as Bobi Wine, has rejected Uganda’s preliminary presidential election results, accusing electoral officials and the state of manipulating the process, as reports emerged that security forces carried out a late-night operation at his residence. In a statement shared on social media, the National Unity Platform (NUP) president urged supporters…
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Government Moves to Tame Growing Tree-Hugging Trend
The government, through the Ministry of Health, has issued a public advisory warning Kenyans against engaging in prolonged tree-hugging challenges without first undergoing a medical check-up, citing rising health concerns. The warning follows a surge in the trend inspired by environmental activist Truphena Muthoni, who completed a 72-hour tree-hugging challenge on December 11, 2025, surpassing…
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Sadio Mané: A Champion of Humanity on and off the Pitch
Sadio Mané is not just a footballer; he is a living testament to the power of humility, compassion, and leadership rooted in humanity. On the pitch, he dazzles with skill and determination, yet it is off the ball where his true greatness shines. Mane’s love for people and his unwavering respect for others set him…
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Kenya Secures Sh5.5B World Bank Funding to Power Green Growth Among Small Businesses
Kenya is set to receive a major boost for its green economy after the World Bank approved fresh financing aimed at expanding climate-friendly businesses and employment opportunities during a challenging economic period. The global lender will provide KSh5.55 billion (about USD 43 million) to be deployed through the Kenya Development Corporation’s (KDC) Green Investment Fund.…
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Kenya Becomes First African Country to Host Tesla Cybertruck in Guinness World Record Attempt
Kenya has made history as the first African country to host a Tesla Cybertruck, sparking excitement across Mombasa and social media platforms nationwide. The futuristic electric pickup was spotted cruising through the coastal city earlier this week, drawing crowds of onlookers eager to witness the stainless-steel vehicle in action. Videos circulating online captured the Cybertruck…
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Sadio Mané Sends Senegal Into AFCON Final With win Over Egypt
Sadio Mané scored the decisive goal as Senegal secured a 1-0 victory over Egypt to book their spot in the Africa Cup of Nations final. In an otherwise scrappy contest in Tangier, both teams struggled to produce moments of quality, but Mané’s brilliance proved enough. With 12 minutes remaining, the Senegalese forward unleashed a powerful…
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Kenya Launches 24-Hour Emergency Hotline for Citizens in Saudi Arabia
The Kenyan government has unveiled a new emergency response framework designed to enhance the safety and welfare of its citizens living and working in Saudi Arabia, a country that hosts one of Kenya’s largest migrant populations. The move comes amid sustained concern over cases of abuse, labour exploitation and delayed consular intervention affecting Kenyans in…
