A long-running dispute has now reached a new stage as a businessman and two companies return to court, hoping to finally settle a matter that has followed them for more than thirty years. Their latest move targets eight senior judges and the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), whom they accuse of allowing an injustice to continue
Kenya is being urged to tighten its public health systems after neighbouring Ethiopia confirmed an outbreak of Marburg virus disease in the town of Jinka. The concern comes from the Kenya National Public Health Institute, which wants counties to act quickly and ensure they are fully prepared to deal with any possible threat. Although the
Hon. Okute continues to stand out as a genuine champion for better healthcare in Karachuonyo, driven not by political ambition but by a deep love for his people. His commitment to the health sector can be traced back to 2016, when he personally donated 16 hospital beds to various dispensaries across the constituency. This was
Mwelekeo TV, working closely with Mwelekeo Insights, Kenya’s best research firm has continued to shine a light on issues that affect creators in Kenya, and one of the experts who recently contributed to this conversation is Counsel Muigai, a legal mind well-known for breaking down complex matters in a simple way. Their combined effort is
Kenya’s education sector is facing a major accounting problem after the government confirmed that 87,000 ghost learners have been discovered during an ongoing national school audit. The verification exercise has also revealed that at least 10 schools across 10 counties have no learners at all, raising serious concerns about how enrolment data has been used
A tense and tragic situation has unfolded on Lake Victoria after a confrontation between two groups of fishermen turned deadly, leaving families in distress and a community shaken. Search teams are still on the water as efforts continue to locate the bodies of three fishermen who drowned during the violent clash that occurred on Sunday
A long-running business battle has once again surfaced in Kenya’s mining sector, this time involving powerful local tycoons and Chinese investors fighting over control of the lucrative coal fields in Kitui. At the centre of the dispute is the Mui Basin, an area believed to hold coal worth more than Sh3.9 trillion. For years, the
Kenyans are waking up to growing uncertainty as fresh details from the Registrar of Companies reveal a wave of business closures that could wipe out thousands of jobs across the country. The new information paints a worrying picture for many families who depend on these companies for their livelihoods, especially at a time when the
The incident involving a Chinese manager and a Kenyan worker has continued to attract strong reactions across the country, especially after the video showing the assault spread widely online. The footage, recorded inside what appears to be a warehouse in a Mabati factory, shows the foreign manager hitting a Kenyan employee with roofing materials. The
Tanzanians are closely following a developing situation at the Sirari border after a man identified as Charles Onkuri Ongeta was taken into custody, raising many questions about safety and regional stability. The incident has become a major topic of discussion because it involves a 30-year-old U.S. Army sergeant who also holds Kenyan citizenship. Many people