The Advisory That Changes Everything The United States just told its citizens to think twice before boarding a plane to Kenya. On October 19, the US Department of State upgraded Kenya’s travel advisory from Level 2 to Level 3 —…
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…
For decades, Kenyans have watched public servants collect salaries regardless of whether they showed up, delivered results, or simply warmed a government chair. That frustration — felt by every taxpayer who has queued endlessly at a government office, bribed a…
There is a market in Kitale that cost over Sh874 million of public money, took years longer than it should have, and is now at the centre of one of the most explosive political confrontations Kenya has seen in recent…
She Didn’t Wait for Permission While most Kenyans were watching the Safari Rally from the sidelines, Pauline Sheghu was behind the wheel — competing, finishing, and doing it again. Now, the continent has taken notice. Sheghu has been named among…
Robisearch Limited, a Kenyan software company founded as a youth-led technology enterprise, has won the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Award at the 2026 Africa Champions Awards International — a Pan-African recognition platform that honours innovation, governance and leadership across the…
Edwin Sifuna is done playing nice. The Nairobi Senator and presidential aspirant stood before mourners at Sipala Primary School in Mihuu Ward, Webuye East Constituency, Bungoma County last Saturday — a requiem mass for the daughter of area MCA Violet…
Picture a conference hall in Shanghai, filled with scholars and policymakers from across Africa, Asia and Latin America — people whose countries have spent decades being lectured by Western institutions about the “right” way to develop. Into that room walks…
A six-year-old girl is lying in a Durban ICU with punctured lungs, a damaged liver and torn intestines. The system that was supposed to stop this had every warning. It did nothing. This week, a 16-year-old expelled student allegedly walked…
Picture this: you live in a rural part of Murang’a County, you have a chronic illness, and the one system that connected you to a doctor without a three-hour matatu ride has just been switched off — not because it…
