President William Ruto is reportedly overseeing the construction of a massive church within the grounds of State House in Nairobi, according to Nation Africa. The project has remained largely hidden from the public, and its total cost is estimated at about Sh1.2 billion, which will reportedly come from taxpayers. This revelation has sparked strong opinions,
The story of Ndiang’ui Kinyagia is starting to look like a carefully planned deception, a psychological operation meant to kill public outrage and save face for powerful institutions. This is not just another case of someone going into hiding out of fear. This is something deeper, more calculated, and far more dangerous. A man disappears
President William Ruto has said that over 1,000 health facilities have been closed across Kenya in an ongoing crackdown. He revealed this while speaking to Kenyans living in the United Kingdom on Thursday, July 3. According to the president, the closures are part of efforts to clean up the health sector and remove institutions that
Mourners filled Ridgeways Baptist Church in Nairobi to say goodbye to Albert Omondi Ojwang, a teacher, blogger, and father whose sudden death while in police custody has shocked many Kenyans. The church service was not just a farewell it became a moment of reflection, anger, and a strong demand for justice. The pain in the
It was a painful and emotional moment as the body of Albert Ojwang arrived at Ridgeways Baptist Church on Kiambu Road for a solemn requiem mass. Family, friends, and fellow Kenyans gathered to pay their last respects to a young man whose death has shocked the nation. Albert was arrested after exposing alleged corruption within
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen is facing growing pressure to resign or be impeached after making a controversial shoot-to-kill order. Opposition leaders, led by Kalonzo Musyoka and Eugene Wamalwa, are demanding his immediate exit from office, saying his remarks are dangerous and unacceptable. The two leaders were speaking in Githurai, where they had gone to
Justice Chacha Mwita sent a strong warning to Inspector General Douglas Kanja at Milimani Law Courts on Tuesday. The judge was clearly angry after the police leadership failed to show up in person for a hearing about the disappearance of blogger Ndiang’ui Kinyagia. The judge had already given clear orders for Kinyagia to be brought
On June 25, 2025, massive protests erupted across Kenya as people took to the streets to demand justice, accountability, and an end to police brutality. Cities like Nairobi were filled with angry crowds, and the response from the police was harsh. According to reports, at least 19 people were killed and hundreds were injured after
Charles Owino’s recent comments defending the police shooting of Boniface Mwangi Kariuki have sparked anger and disbelief. By claiming that Kariuki provoked the officer by using insults, Owino dangerously downplays the real issue police brutality and the unlawful killing of a Kenyan citizen. A man was shot in the head, yet instead of showing remorse
Police officers across Kenya are now speaking out about their growing fears and frustrations with Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen. Many feel let down, especially after facing legal problems and pressure in their daily duties. As reported by The Standard, both junior and senior officers are beginning to question whether Murkomen truly supports them or