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Kenya’s Gen Z Is Done Being a Bargaining Chip — And 2027 Will Prove It

Kenya's Gen Z Is Done Being a Bargaining Chip — And 2027 Will Prove It

Picture a politician standing before a crowd in Mt Kenya, chest out, microphone in hand, declaring that he speaks for the region. He hasn’t consulted the youth. He hasn’t addressed unemployment, the mental health crisis quietly swallowing young men in…

  • October 25, 2026
  • Sidebar-featured, Trending, World

A Nairobi Child Was Tortured in Libya While His Family Paid Millions to Save Him. Three Men Now Face Justice.

A Nairobi Child Was Tortured in Libya While His Family Paid Millions to Save Him. Three Men Now Face Justice.

This Is What Impunity Looks Like A child was snatched from Eastleigh in broad daylight, smuggled across three countries, tortured on camera, and his family was made to watch. Then they were asked to pay for it. This is not…

  • October 22, 2026
  • Kenya, Sidebar-featured, Trending

2027 Is Not About Ruto or Raila — It’s About You

2027 Is Not About Ruto or Raila — It's About You

Picture this: it’s late 2026, and your WhatsApp groups are already on fire. Politicians are making their moves, coalitions are forming, and the noise is deafening. But strip away the drama, the rallies, the slogans — and ask yourself one…

  • October 21, 2026
  • Economy, Sidebar-featured, Trending

Kenyan Teachers Tied Up and Beat a Parent for Questioning School Fees — And It Was All Caught on Camera

Kenyan Teachers Tied Up and Beat a Parent for Questioning School Fees — And It Was All Caught on Camera

What actually happened at Forest Primary School in Trans Nzoia? A woman named Dona Makena walked into Forest Primary School in Trans Nzoia County with a straightforward question: why was her younger brother being charged lunch fees that nobody had…

  • October 11, 2026
  • Kenya, Sidebar-featured, Trending

Kenya’s First Ebola Case: What Ruto’s Emergency Response Really Means for You

Kenya's First Ebola Case: What Ruto's Emergency Response Really Means for You

Kenya has confirmed its first Ebola case, and if you think this is just another government press release to scroll past, you need to stop and pay attention — because what happens in the next few weeks will determine whether…

  • October 7, 2026
  • Sidebar-featured, Trending, World

Africa’s Security Architecture Just Got a Major Upgrade

Africa's Security Architecture Just Got a Major Upgrade

For years, Africa has watched its own crises unfold while the world debated who should intervene, how fast, and under whose authority. The African Standby Force was supposed to be the answer — a homegrown, continent-wide rapid response mechanism that…

  • October 6, 2026
  • Entertainment, Sidebar-featured, Trending

Ruitha Maina’s ‘When You Come to Nairobi’ Sees the City the Government Never Will

Ruitha Maina's 'When You Come to Nairobi' Sees the City the Government Never Will

Picture a tout hanging off the door of a matatu on Ngong Road, wind cutting through his jacket, eyes scanning the street for the next passenger. He is not in any tourism brochure. No politician has ever name-dropped him in…

  • October 5, 2026
  • Economy, Sidebar-featured, Trending

Maasai Mara University Owes 19 Lecturers Ksh. 9.1 Million — And It Took a Decade of Broken Promises to Get Here

Maasai Mara University Owes 19 Lecturers Ksh. 9.1 Million — And It Took a Decade of Broken Promises to Get Here

The Work Was Done. The Money Never Came. Imagine showing up to teach, doing the work, marking the papers, and then waiting — not for weeks, not for months, but for an entire decade — to be paid. That is…

  • October 4, 2026
  • Economy, Sidebar-featured, Trending

Kenya’s Sh1 Billion Payout: Over 1,000 Protest Victims Finally Get Compensated — But the Fight Isn’t Over

Kenya's Sh1 Billion Payout: Over 1,000 Protest Victims Finally Get Compensated — But the Fight Isn't Over

The Kenyan government has disbursed Sh1.014 billion in compensation to 1,083 victims of human rights violations — covering deaths, injuries, sexual violence and economic losses — sustained during demonstrations and public protests, the Panel of Experts on Compensation of Victims…

  • September 16, 2026
  • Economy, Sidebar-featured, Trending

African Swine Fever Has Killed Over 1,470 Pigs in Kiambu — And Seven Counties Are Already Under Threat

African Swine Fever Has Killed Over 1,470 Pigs in Kiambu — And Seven Counties Are Already Under Threat

Since mid-May 2026, African Swine Fever has torn through Kiambu County’s pig farms with devastating speed, killing more than 1,470 animals across over 20 farms. If you think this is just a farming story, think again — this outbreak strikes…

  • September 13, 2026
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