This is no longer simply a debate about undocumented migration. In reality, it never was. What began with vigilante groups confronting people they believed to be foreign nationals, demanding identity documents and attempting to exclude migrants from workplaces, clinics and…
On May 23, 2024, David Muriithi Miano woke up to find money gone from not one, but two of his savings accounts at Fortune Sacco. He had never signed up for mobile banking. He had never authorised a single transaction.…
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…
Kenya’s coffee sector just posted its best numbers in years. Sh41 billion. Forty-seven million kilogrammes. A 15 percent jump from the previous year’s Sh35.6 billion. On paper, this looks like a win. But if you’re a smallholder farmer in Meru…
A 19-year-old student now lies in a hospital bed with a bullet in his leg. One person is dead. Six police officers are injured. And somewhere in the hills of Transmara, the Kilima Pesa gold mining site sits silent —…
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…
Three young Kenyans are about to do something no Kenyan has ever done before — compete at a Pan African Karting Championship. And this isn’t just another regional tournament buried in the sports pages. This is the first edition of…
The Moment Kenya Felt Vulnerable There is a moment every Kenyan remembers — queues at the petrol station, prices spiking without warning, and the government scrambling to explain why a country that imports virtually all its fuel was suddenly at…
Nine American citizens are dead. Killed in the West Bank. And when the US Senate had a chance to simply ask for a report — not cut aid, not sanction Israel, just ask for a written account of what happened…
Kenyan lawmakers are demanding answers over the breakneck speed at which a Ksh. 2 trillion Dangote oil refinery in Lamu County moved from rumour to groundbreaking — with MPs warning that corners may have been cut and that ordinary Kenyans…
