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Training cascade breathes new life into traditional crops as Nyanza Western farmers embrace agrobiodiversity

By BOB AMALEMBA March 10, 2026| A quiet revolution in agrobiodiversity conservation is underway in western Kenya, driven not by large-scale agricultural policies, but by…

Eight Years Later: Former County Employee Finally Cleared to Execute Sh1.2 Million Judgment

Courts & Crime

By BOB WASWANI March 19, 2026| A former Kakamega County government employee has been granted permission to execute a judgment worth over Sh1.2 million against…

The Night Watchman Who Lost More Than His Teeth

Courts & Crime

By BOB WASWANI March 19, 2026| For seven years and six months, George Clement Onyango stood guard in the darkness while others slept. As a…

Amidst National School Funding Crisis, Kenyan MP Injects Sh20 Million to Shield Students from Dropout

Education

By SHABAN MAKOKHA March 18, 2026| In a powerful show of grassroots intervention, a wave of relief swept through Matungu Constituency this week as thousands…

Ruto’s Bungoma Development Tour: A Sh2.5 Billion Boost for Trade, Water, and Infrastructure

News

By DUNCAN WASWA March 17, 2026| President William Ruto is currently on a three-day development tour of Bungoma County, where he has unveiled a series…

Court of Appeal strikes out sections of Kenya’s cyber law in landmark ruling for digital rights

Courts & Crime

By BOB WASWANI March 10, 2026| The Court of Appeal has declared two key sections of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018 unconstitutional, ruling…

‘I Belong’: New Kenyan College Offers Hope and Skills to Learners with Albinism

Education & Youth

By WAKHUNGU ANDANJE March 17, 2026| In Malava, Kakamega County, a powerful message of resilience and belonging is being written by students who have spent…

How a WhatsApp Message Brought Dignity to Worshippers at a Humble Mosque in Mumias

Culture & Religion

By SHABAN MAKOKHA March 17, 2026| In an age where digital connections often feel superficial, a simple WhatsApp message has proven that technology can still…

“I Just Want to See My Children as a Free Man”: The Human Face of Justice in Vihiga

Courts & Crime

By BOB WASWANI March 16, 2026| The courtroom in Vihiga High Court fell silent as Francis Agani, 48, stood before Lady Justice Jacqueline Kamau. His…

Beyond The Blackboard: Why Teachers Are Now Trained to Deworm Learners

Education & Youth

By SHABAN MAKOKHA March 16, 2026| In classrooms across Kakamega, the signs are subtle but devastating: children too weak to hold a pencil, stomach pains…

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Training cascade breathes new life into traditional crops as Nyanza Western farmers embrace agrobiodiversity

Eight Years Later: Former County Employee Finally Cleared to Execute Sh1.2 Million Judgment

The Night Watchman Who Lost More Than His Teeth

Amidst National School Funding Crisis, Kenyan MP Injects Sh20 Million to Shield Students from Dropout

Ruto’s Bungoma Development Tour: A Sh2.5 Billion Boost for Trade, Water, and Infrastructure

Court of Appeal strikes out sections of Kenya’s cyber law in landmark ruling for digital rights

‘I Belong’: New Kenyan College Offers Hope and Skills to Learners with Albinism

How a WhatsApp Message Brought Dignity to Worshippers at a Humble Mosque in Mumias

“I Just Want to See My Children as a Free Man”: The Human Face of Justice in Vihiga

Beyond The Blackboard: Why Teachers Are Now Trained to Deworm Learners

Malava MP Defends Government Development Record as Road Project Begins

Western Kenya Professionals Push for Regional Unity and Economic Transformation

Okisai Urges Iteso Community to Pursue Broader Power-Sharing Strategy

Malava MP Defends Government Development Record as Road Project Begins

Western Kenya Professionals Push for Regional Unity and Economic Transformation

Okisai Urges Iteso Community to Pursue Broader Power-Sharing Strategy