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Government Tightens Control to Curb Sex-Related Deaths Linked to Viagra Abuse
The government has moved swiftly to curb the rising misuse of Viagra drug following reports that deaths linked to the drug have doubled in recent months. In a statement issued on Monday, December 22, the Ministry of Health announced new measures to regulate the sale of Sildenafil, commonly known as Viagra or the Blue Pill,…
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Elon Musk Hits $700 Billion Milestone as Court Reinstates Tesla Stock Options
Elon Musk has reached an unprecedented fortune milestone, surpassing $700 billion, just days after crossing $600 billion. The jump comes after the Delaware Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling that had invalidated $139 billion in Tesla stock options awarded to Musk, clearing the way for a dramatic increase in his net worth. Forbes now…
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2026 Career Advice: Your Year to Break Through!
When 2025 began, many of us were full of hope. We told ourselves that this would be the year we made bold changes – changed careers, started businesses, went back to school, or finally took life seriously. Twelve months later, the reality for many is sobering. Those plans remain unfinished, postponed, or completely abandoned. If…
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Betty Kyalo Announces Pregnancy: “We’ve Been Cooking Something Sweet!”
Kenyan media personality and TV47 presenter Betty Kyalo has joyfully announced that she is expecting a child with her new younger partner, Charlie, sending waves of excitement across social media and the entertainment scene. “We’ve been cooking something sweet! God Is Great!” Kyalo wrote in a heartfelt post shared on Friday, December 19, 2025, alongside…
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Government Admits Universities Are Offering Courses for Profit, Not Jobs
The government has acknowledged that a majority of universities in Kenya are offering courses primarily to generate income rather than to equip students with employable skills. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba said many institutions continue to admit thousands of students into programmes that have little or no demand in the job market. Speaking at…
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Is Former AG Amos Wako ill? Video
The longest serving Attorney General Amos Wako seemingly has mobility issues, this was noticed yesterday at Jirongo’s home in Gigiri, Nairobi. Mr. Wako also served as Busia County Senator for a term before Okiya Omtatah took over. Amos Wako, one of Kenya’s most influential legal minds, remains a towering figure in the country’s political and…
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Rights Groups Warn Security-First Migration Policies Are Putting African Migrants at Risk
Kenya and three other African human rights bodies have raised alarm that migration policies in Southern Africa are failing, warning that a security-heavy approach is worsening risks for migrants rather than protecting them. Marking International Migrants Day on December 18, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), together with counterpart institutions from Ethiopia, Mozambique…
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Musk’s X Feels the Heat as Lawsuit Over Abandoned Twitter Brand Escalates
Elon Musk’s decision to rebrand Twitter as X is facing its first major legal test. X Corp. has filed a lawsuit against Virginia startup Operation Bluebird, which aims to relaunch Twitter as a standalone social network. The case turns a trademark cancellation petition into a full-blown courtroom battle over one of tech’s most recognizable names.…




