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In a bold statement, Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has revealed that he, too, is a victim of abductions and extrajudicial activities during his tenure in government. His remarks, made during a recent address, have raised alarm over the growing concerns of unlawful detentions and forced disappearances in Kenya. Muturi, speaking candidly, emphasized the dangers these
Following the impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Kenyan politics took an unexpected turn as the Kenya Kwanza government joined forces with the ODM Party to form a broad-based government. This surprising alliance has sparked discussions and debates across the country. Many Kenyans are eager to understand the reasons behind these changes and what
The Employment and Labour Relations Court has ordered the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to pay KSh 5 million to a former cleaner, identified as GWW, who was dismissed from her position four years ago due to mental health issues. Justice Hellen Wasilwa ruled that GWW’s termination in 2020 was discriminatory, as it was based
In Nairobi, hawkers have expressed strong opposition to Governor Johnson Sakaja’s recent directive prohibiting their activities on the main streets of the Central Business District (CBD). The Hawkers Association has announced plans to stage protests against this decision, arguing that it threatens their livelihoods and disregards their economic contributions. Governor Sakaja’s directive, effective from January
The chairperson of the National Assembly’s Defence, Intelligence, and Foreign Relations Committee, Belgut MP Nelson Koech, has criticized the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Head of Public Service for insufficiently vetting candidates nominated for diplomatic appointments. Speaking in Nairobi at Parliament buildings, Koech expressed dissatisfaction following Margaret Nyambura Ndung’u’s decision to decline her nomination as
Rasna Warah, a fearless voice for justice and good governance, has passed away after a prolonged battle with illness. Her death marks the end of a remarkable journey defined by courage, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to speaking truth to power. Rasna was not just a journalist and author; she was an advocate for accountability
Hon. Moses Kuria, a prominent Kenyan political figure, has sparked heated debate with his latest remarks targeting critical governance practices in President William Ruto’s administration. Kuria outlined four key issues that he described as essential for Kenya’s progress and stability, urging the government to address them without fail. In his statement, Kuria emphasized that these
The Coast Water Works Development Agency (CWWDA) is currently at the center of a growing controversy over allegations of bribery and extortion in its recruitment process. The agency had advertised 12 positions, inviting applications from competent candidates across Kenya. However, investigations reveal that the process may have been tainted by corruption, raising questions about the
A shocking incident has left a car buyer reeling after their vehicle was repossessed from their workplace, following a sour deal with Nairobi-based car dealer Khalif Kairo. Known for his flashy lifestyle and luxury car business, Kairo has recently come under fire for multiple allegations of fraud. More buyers are now coming forward with claims
Safaricom faces intense criticism as claims of mishandling customer issues and neglect continue to emerge, causing widespread dissatisfaction among Kenyans. One notable case involves Festus Kasyoka Mbuva, a resident of Lowell, Massachusetts, who allegedly lost Ksh 400,000 to fraudsters John Kariuki and Beatrice Gaitho. Despite highlighting this incident on social media, Mbuva’s post was reportedly
