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Gerald Bitok has once again found himself at the center of controversy for his blatant dishonesty and apparent incompetence in addressing the critical state of the government’s healthcare program, SHA (Social Health Authority). His comments, riddled with condescension and misinformation, reveal a man more focused on bootlicking government initiatives than addressing the genuine struggles Kenyans
The Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), Kenya’s largest referral facility, is facing mounting criticism over severe operational failures under the leadership of CEO Dr. Evanson Kamuri. A glaring example of this incompetence was recently highlighted when a patient, Bevalyne Kwambo, was referred to an external facility for a CT scan due to the hospital’s inability to
Kenya plans to spend KSh 28 billion over two years to modernize the National Police Service. The goal is to improve its operations and address long-standing challenges. This project is part of a broader reform agenda based on recommendations made by a task force led by former Chief Justice David Maraga. These reforms aim to
On Saturday, December 14, Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka led a crowd of Kenyans in chanting against President William Ruto, sparking protests inside the stadium. While visiting Governor Wavinya Ndeti’s football tournament in Machakos, Kalonzo led the crowd to chant the “Ruto Must Go” slogan. The slogan was loudly chanted behind Kalonzo across the stadium,
Former district officer (DO) Edward Mwangi Irungu has suffered a huge loss after the Environment and Land Court ordered him to surrender prime property located next to the State House in Mombasa and pay Sh5 million for illegally occupying the public land. According to the reports verified by Kenyadaily.online, the former administrator lost the tussle
Dismus Barasa, a Kimilili Member of Parliament, has been called out for disseminating a survey claiming that Kenya’s candidate for the African Union Commission (AUC) leadership contest, Raila Odinga, has gained an early lead. The MP claimed on the billboard that an opinion poll showed Raila leading with 80%, followed by Mohamoud Ali of Djibouti
President William Ruto’s administration has repeatedly claimed that the cost of living in Kenya has greatly dropped. However, this narrative is at odds with the grim reality faced by millions of Kenyans. A new report has revealed the truth: rising unemployment and escalating living costs have driven millions into poverty, exposing the hollow promises of
President William Ruto’s repeated claims about the stability of Kenya’s economy are increasingly being questioned as evidence of economic crisis continues to emerge. Recent reports, including a Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) survey, paint a grim picture of the country’s economic health. From August to November 2024, 31% of manufacturers reduced their workforce due to
Wiper Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka openly criticised President Ruto’s Jamhuri Day speech, describing it as deceptive. In yet another stinging remark directed at the President, Kalonzo accused Ruto of focusing on the Kenya Kwanza Government’s achievements rather than Kenyans’ issues during his speech. “It is highly regrettable that instead of the solemn and reflective national
QuickMart, once a trusted retail giant in Kenya, is now facing serious allegations of worker exploitation, raising questions about its internal operations. Multiple whistleblowers, primarily employees under Specific Talent Limited the outsourcing firm supplying staff to QuickMart have come forward with disturbing accounts of unethical practices. These revelations paint a picture of a company systematically
