The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has come out to dismiss claims that contaminated sugar is being sold in the country. In their statement, KEBS insisted that all sugar, whether produced locally or imported, is inspected, tested, and certified before it reaches the market. They described the reports as misleading and said the public should
Gospel artist and former presidential candidate Reuben Kigame has taken a bold step by filing a private prosecution case against top government security officials. He wants them held responsible for the killings and disappearances of young protesters during the Gen Z demonstrations that took place in 2024 and 2025. The case has been filed in
Phyllis Anyango Ouko, a long-serving civil servant at Harambee House, has been forced to spend several nights inside her office just to stop it from being demolished. Her decision to stay there is not out of defiance, but out of desperation. She has been told to vacate her office on the first floor and move
Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu has been released from prison after spending nearly six months in custody. The High Court granted him bond of Ksh53 million as he waits for the outcome of his appeal. This decision allows him to stay out of jail while the court examines whether his earlier conviction was fair. Waititu
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya is under pressure after it was revealed that senior officials in his government received more than Kshs 30 million in unsecured public loans. These loans were reportedly given without any proper paperwork or approval process, raising serious concerns among the public. The issue has sparked anger, with many people questioning
Stephen Munyakho has spoken about a painful memory from 9th April 2011 that changed his life forever. On that day, what started as a normal effort to collect his salary turned into a fatal fight. According to Stephen, the disagreement began when he went to ask for his wages, but the man he was dealing
The government has clarified that the reported restriction on the sale of alcohol in supermarkets, restaurants, online platforms, and home deliveries is not a new law but only a suggestion. This clarification came on Wednesday, July 30, when a spokesperson from the Ministry of Interior addressed the concerns raised by Kenyans. The ideas are part
Court proceedings at Kibera Law Courts took an unexpected turn during the mention of Albert Ojwang’s murder case when activist Mulinge Muteti interrupted the session with strong demands. He stood up and shouted that Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat must be arrested for protecting suspects linked to Ojwang’s death. This incident forced court officials to
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei has asked the government to ban Tanzanian businesses in Kenya in response to Tanzania’s recent move to block Kenyans from starting some businesses in the neighbouring state. In the statement on Wednesday, July 30, Cherargei called on President William Ruto’s government to take action by also banning Tanzanian businesses operating in
Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has openly criticized the government for what he called poor spending choices, saying that the education sector has been forgotten in favour of political comfort and wasteful projects. While speaking at a prize-giving day at Kiaguthu Boys High School in Murang’a County, Nyoro expressed his deep disappointment with the