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Architects warn poor planning could collapse government’s affordable housing project

President William Ruto began a large project to build affordable houses for many Kenyans. The goal was to help people who live in poor conditions or have no homes at all. Many believed this plan would change lives and solve housing problems in the country. However, according to a report by Kenyans.co.ke, experts are now

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Business

Ruto-linked insurer gains ground as SK Macharia’s directline struggles

According to the report shared by Business daily, a major change is taking place in Kenya’s PSV insurance sector, with Amaco, a company linked to President William Ruto, quickly gaining ground and challenging the dominance of Directline Assurance, which is owned by media tycoon SK Macharia. This shift is not just about business; it also

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Featured Politics

Gachagua’s toxic demagoguery and double-speak signal danger ahead

By Musa Maridhawa Kenya’s political landscape is no stranger to theatrics, but former DP Rigathi Gachagua’s recent manoeuvres have crossed into dangerous territory. His blend of tribal rhetoric, inflammatory accusations, and blatant hypocrisy expose a character deserving of close observation before anyone takes him seriously any time soon. As the 2027 elections beckon, Gachagua’s toxic

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Featured Politics

Gachagua’s toxic demagoguery and double-speak signal danger ahead

By Musa Maridhawa Kenya’s political landscape is no stranger to theatrics, but former DP Rigathi Gachagua’s recent manoeuvres have crossed into dangerous territory. His blend of tribal rhetoric, inflammatory accusations, and blatant hypocrisy expose a character deserving of close observation before anyone takes him seriously any time soon. As the 2027 elections beckon, Gachagua’s toxic

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Shifting gears from conflict to coexistence for sustainable conservation in Kenya

By Fridah Inyanje Barely a decade ago, lions were viewed as enemies of the people for feasting on goats and sheep in some parts of Kenya. In the same areas today, sighting lions does not elicit killer instincts in the same communities where they would be hunted down willy-nilly for fear that they would their

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Featured

Shifting gears from conflict to coexistence for sustainable conservation in Kenya

By Fridah Inyanje Barely a decade ago, lions were viewed as enemies of the people for feasting on goats and sheep in some parts of Kenya. In the same areas today, sighting lions does not elicit killer instincts in the same communities where they would be hunted down willy-nilly for fear that they would their

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Politics

“Stop insulting Ruto” Alai fires back at Kakamega Senator Khalwale in fiery social media clash

A political storm broke out online after Kakamega Senator Bonny Khalwale accused the government of failing to fulfill its promises to the people of Western Kenya. According to Khalwale, the region was promised 1,000 kilometers of tarmac roads and a 30% share of national government resources, yet nothing much has been delivered so far. He

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News

Billions lost in corrupt projects as new report exposes rot in Ruto’s government

A new report has revealed worrying claims about how billions of shillings are being lost through shady government deals involving top officials. The report, which was released by the Africa Centre for Open Governance (Africog) and Okoa Uchumi, exposes a system that is draining the country’s resources through corrupt mega-projects, hidden loans, and poor planning.

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Politics

“I regret impeaching Gachagua” Gloria Orwoba reveals

Former nominated United Democratic Alliance (UDA) senator Gloria Orwoba has come out to express deep regret for voting in favour of the impeachment of Geoffrey Rigathi Gachagua from his position as Deputy President. Her remarks have taken many by surprise, especially those who knew her as a firm supporter of President William Ruto and his

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