The healthcare system in Western Kenya depends on urgent resources because unions permitted Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) to…
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Gachagua and Kalonzo Vanish as Streets Burn
The existing situation in the capital requires assessment because the street protests have ended and the government used tear gas…
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TSC’s “Seniority First” Policy Slams Door on Younger Educators
Through its established age-first promotion system, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) now restricts career development for all millennial and Gen…
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CS Davis Chirchir Grieves After Father’s Passing
The continuous progress of Kenya’s infrastructure development has been interrupted by the personal tragedy that Cabinet Secretary for Roads and…
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Murkomen Unmasks the State’s Internal War on Security
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has officially declared a “civil war” within the government’s own security apparatus, accusing the Judiciary…
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High Court Strips Governors of Protection Against Arrest
The Kiambu High Court has removed the immunity protections that Kenyan governors had been using to avoid arrest while declaring…
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International Manhunt Triggered as 14 Osotsi Attackers Vanish
The investigation into the violent ambush of Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi has turned into a cross-border security scandal. Interior Cabinet…
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Streets Erupt as Fuel Prices Ignite National Unrest
The mathematical limits of survival have been breached. The “Asphalt Insurgency” operation has turned Kenyan urban corridors into battle zones…
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281,000 Graduates Blacklisted as Degrees Become “Debt Sentences”
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) faces its most severe financial crisis because the organization has received Sh40 billion in…
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Crude Prices Evaporate as Iran Opens the World’s Energy Tap
The sudden 10 percent decline in crude prices, which occurred after Iran decided to completely reopen the Strait of Hormuz,…
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