Something is cracking inside Nairobi’s political establishment, and it is not subtle. The MCAs — the ward-level representatives who sit closest to the frustrations of ordinary Nairobians — are publicly turning on Governor Johnson Sakaja, and they are not mincing…
The air in Kajiado was thick with political tension last weekend, the kind that settles over a crowd when someone has finally said what everyone in the room was already thinking. Governor Joseph Ole Lenku’s “Lenku at 10” scorecard event…
A National Police Reservist is dead. He was doing his job — escorting Safaricom technicians to a telecommunications site in Nyachis, Isiolo County — when heavily armed bandits ambushed his vehicle in broad daylight on Wednesday. Not at night. Not…
Hashim Modi stands ankle-deep in murky water, watching it surge through a narrow alley in Lamu Old Town. The rain has barely stopped. The sewers are already overflowing. And the worst is still coming. This is not a natural disaster…
The Home of Champions Is Claiming a New Title For decades, Kenya’s tourism story has been told through the same narrow lens — the Maasai Mara at golden hour, the white-sand beaches of Mombasa, the flamingos at Lake Nakuru. It’s…
Picture this: you saved for years, bought a plot in a gated estate outside Nairobi, built your home, raised your family — and then one morning you wake up to strangers digging trenches across your access road and carting away…
They Deported Him Twice Kenya didn’t just turn Brian Kagoro away once. It did it twice — the second time in defiance of a court order. That tells you everything you need to know about where this country stands right…
President William Ruto stood before hundreds of freshly trained General Service Unit recruits at the National Police College in Embakasi on Friday and delivered a warning that cut straight to the heart of Kenya’s political rot: stop using the police…
On June 25, 2026, thousands of Nairobians woke up to find their city locked down. Thika Road, Mombasa Road, Waiyaki Way — all barricaded by police ahead of events marking the second anniversary of the 2024 Finance Bill protests. No…
Aaron Cheruiyot didn’t come to the Ura Gate Cultural Festival to dance around politics. The Senate Majority Leader walked into Tharaka-Nithi country with a direct message for the Meru community: stop worrying about whether Deputy President Kithure Kindiki will be…
