By Eugenia Kindaruma As we engage in unending politicking and mudslinging across our political divides, a quiet youth-led revolution is slowly unfolding. In Nairobi’s innovation hubs, Mombasa’s historic alleys, and the highlands of Eldoret, young Kenyans are picking up cameras, microphones, and keyboards to document their view of the Kenya they envisage and yearn for.
John Mbadi’s time as Treasury Cabinet Secretary has attracted criticism, especially over how the government is handling the education sector. His recent move to reduce secondary school capitation by KSh 5,344 per student has raised concern among parents, teachers, and political leaders. Many now believe Mbadi is working hand in hand with President Ruto to
A new study by Mwelekeo Insights shows that most Kenyan men now support the idea that bride price should not just be a tradition but a reward for a wife’s good behaviour during marriage. According to the findings, 89% of men said they would support a system where the bride price is given gradually throughout
LIVE BROADCAST BY CHINA MEDIA GROUP Africa JULY 24, 2025 THE MASAI MARA GAME RESERVE 1. We are gathered here, in the heart of the Masai Mara, a place where the wild thrives, the land breathes, and nature puts on her grandest performance. This is the theatre of the Great Wildebeest Migration, one of the
A survey conducted by Mwelekeo Insights has brought fresh attention to the bride price tradition in Kenya, revealing a wide range of opinions and experiences. The research sought to understand whether men still consider the bride price tradition vital, or whether they view it as outdated and problematic. The study touched on cultural relevance, gender
George Ruto, the son of President William Ruto, has found himself at the center of growing public concern over traffic safety, following repeated violations by his well-known matatus, especially one named “Money Fest.” These vehicles are very popular in Nairobi, known for their unique graffiti and flashy designs. But despite their fame, they’ve been causing
The collapse of the case against Prof. Amukowa Anangwe has exposed a deeper issue in Kenya’s fight against corruption the weaponization of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) for political reasons. Prof. Anangwe, who served as the Chair of the University of Nairobi Council, was arrested and charged with abuse of office in May 2025.
By Musa Maridhawa Across Kenya, a vile tradition of self-destruction has in recent time reared its ugly head. A worrying trend of disassembling—not building—driven by modern-day snake oil merchants has opened for anarchists a window to visit terror on innocent Kenyans. In the wake of this despicable conduct, a good number of Kenyans have had
By Jackie Adhyambo Across Kenya, a quiet revolution hums in the palms of millions. It is the pulse of smartphones, the glow of screens, the deft swipe of fingers navigating multiple virtual worlds. Hundreds of thousands of Kenya’s young men and women are digital natives and fluent in the intricate dialects of social media. They
The recent arrests and terrorism charges against eight individuals from Homa Bay have triggered public concern, with many seeing this as a misuse of state power. The arrests followed protests during the burial of Albert Ojwang, a teacher and blogger who died in police custody. These individuals had initially been detained after carrying Ojwang’s body