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*.
Kenya’s Ministry of Health has moved to reassure the public that the country remains fully prepared to handle any Ebola-related threats amid reports that the United States could send Ebola-exposed patients to Kenya for specialised monitoring and treatment. In a statement issued on Tuesday, May 27, the Ministry stopped short of confirming any such arrangement,…
A senior ICT official has been arrested over an alleged long-running forgery scheme in which he is accused of using fake academic credentials to secure and occupy a critical government-linked position. Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) apprehended Victor Ochieng Odhiambo at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport shortly after he arrived from South Korea…
Kenyans can now directly participate in the ownership of a major state asset following the public offering of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) shares, which are selling at Ksh 9 per share. The government announced that the shares have officially gone public, allowing ordinary Kenyans, institutional investors, and international buyers to invest in the strategic energy…
Kenyan comedian Timothy Kimani, widely known as Njugush, has announced that he and his wife Celestine Ndinda have officially parted ways, bringing an end to one of the country’s most admired celebrity unions. In a candid statement, Njugush revealed that the couple made the decision to separate last year after thoughtful reflection and honest conversations…
The cost of accessing government services through eCitizen is set for a major shake-up after the National Treasury proposed new charges that could see some users pay up to Ksh100 in convenience fees. The proposed increase is contained in the Public Finance Management (e-Citizen System Management) Regulations, 2026, introduced by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi,…
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has raised an alarm over 15 entities it says are offering investment-related services in Kenya without the licences required by law. In a caution issued on September 11 and published on the regulator’s website on September 15, the CMA identified platforms including Quant Vest Stock Exchange (QVSE), Global Investment Group…