Court bars Nairobi's Speaker Ng'ondi from reconstituting committees
The High Court of Kenya has issued an order restraining the Nairobi County Assembly Speaker Kennedy Ng'ondi from reconstituting two of the Assembly's committees.
By Samson Wire 6 months ago
Court bars Nairobi's Speaker Ng'ondi from reconstituting committees
We feel left out, PWDs tells President Ruto
People living with disabilities in the Northern region have appealed to President William Ruto to give them a chance in his administration.
By Samson Wire 7 months ago
We feel left out, PWDs tells President Ruto
Kenya's long walk to media freedom
In the 1980s and 1990s, Kenya's affront to press freedom and freedom of expression using sedition laws, heightened but things changed and new ways of doing business are now required.
By Victor Bwire 7 months ago
Kenya's long walk to media freedom
The long walk to media freedom in Kenya
Funding and business management have been among the biggest challenges to the sustainability of pluralistic media in the African region.
By Victor Bwire 7 months ago
The long walk to media freedom in Kenya
Health practitioners call for strict laws to curb illicit brews
The Kenya Environmental Health and Public Health Practitioners Union has called for comprehensive measures by the government aimed at curbing the consumption of illicit brews in Kenya.
By Samson Wire 9 months ago
Health practitioners call for strict laws to curb illicit brews
Respect workers' rights, union tells employers over house levy
Kenya Environmental Health and Public Practitioners union says it will push for a refund of all the money that had been deducted before the court pronounced itself on the matter.
By Samson Wire 9 months ago
Respect workers' rights, union tells employers over house levy
Baby found abandoned at City Hall parking lot
One-year-old child abandoned at the City Hall basement parking lot in Nairobi, found by workers; she is to be picked up by officials from the children's services.
By Esther Nyambura and Samson Wire 1 year ago
Baby found abandoned at City Hall parking lot
Hindu Community celebrate 24 years of Temple
The Temple has a holy congregation of over 1200 devotees gather for prayers with 18 priests stationed in Africa out of whom 4 reside in Nairobi.
By Samson Wire 1 year ago
Hindu Community celebrate 24 years of Temple
Carbon tax: A timely solution for Kenya's climate goals
Carbon tax is levied on the production, distribution or use of fossil fuels based on how much carbon their combustion emits.
By Fiona Wabwire 1 year ago
Carbon tax: A timely solution for Kenya's climate goals
Sakaja's school feeding program kitchens near completion
Sakaja said the 10 kitchens will go a long way in delivering meals for the 250,000 children in public schools as was promised during the launch.
By Samson Wire 1 year ago
Sakaja's school feeding program kitchens near completion
Press freedom under threat in the face of overbearing leaders
Kenya's current state requires that media is left free to its work without intimidation. In similar terms, journalists must uphold integrity and professionalism while discharging their duties
By Victor Bwire 1 year ago
Press freedom under threat in the face of overbearing leaders
Of Museveni's health status and views that confound many
Since 1986 when he took over power through a bloodless coup against Gen Tito Okello, Museveni has never taken leave from office and no Ugandan has heard that the president was ill.
By Victor Bwire 1 year ago
Of Museveni's health status and views that confound many
Let's move away from mitigation measures and teach communities how to cope
Climate change interventions should now be related to helping the communities enhance their capacity and resilience to cope with the effects of climate change.
By Victor Bwire 1 year ago
Let's move away from mitigation measures and teach communities how to cope
Kenya at 60: Kenyans throng Moi Stadium for Madaraka Day fete
Embu County is hosting the 60th Madaraka Day celebrations. The fete will be held at the newly refurbished 20,000-capacity Moi Stadium.
By Samson Wire 1 year ago
Kenya at 60: Kenyans throng Moi Stadium for Madaraka Day fete
Electric bus company expands fleet
It says the new fleet of 15 buses was en route from Mombasa and would be tested for the remaining days in January before handing over.
By Patrick Vidija and Samson Wire 1 year ago
Electric bus company expands fleet
Premium
How Kenya can get its syllabus back on track, avoid CBC hitches
Identify the right drivers of change and avoid replicating avoidable mistakes. Embrace local solutions and creatively use existing resources.
By Elisheba Kiru and Brenda Wawire 1 year ago
How Kenya can get its syllabus back on track, avoid CBC hitches
House should not pull back access to information gains
It is becoming hard for the media to access and report on Parliament because some staff at the August House believe administrative fiat overrides constitutional provisions on media freedom.
By Victor Bwire 2 years ago
House should not pull back access to information gains
Ngatia's promise to Gikomba traders as battle for city governor hots up
Richard Ngatia who is vying under the Azimio la Umoja coalition led by Raila Odinga promised to work with the traders if he is elected.
By Samson Wire 2 years ago
Ngatia's promise to Gikomba traders as battle for city governor hots up
City Hall intensifies crackdown on rogue boda bodas
Interior CS Fred Matiang'i maintains all boda boda operators to undergo fresh registration and issued with smart driving licenses within 60 days.
By Patrick Vidija and Samson Wire 2 years ago
City Hall intensifies crackdown on rogue boda bodas
Aspirant woos youth with jobs
Richard Ngatia said he will improve the city's infrastructure to ease the way of doing business.
By Samson Wire 2 years ago
Aspirant woos youth with jobs
Personalised medicine in cancer care has fewer side effects
The use of chemotherapy and radiotherapy may be limited by the fact that normal, non-cancerous cells are usually affected or even killed.
By Allan Njau and Jonathan Wawire 2 years ago
Personalised medicine in cancer care has fewer side effects
Businessman Richard Ngatia pledges to boost city traders
Richard Ngatia told the traders to ensure they are registered as voters if they want to be part of the change they desire.
By Samson Wire 2 years ago
Businessman Richard Ngatia pledges to boost city traders
More should be done to guarantee the freedom of media
Reports by various bodies point to a troubled media industry, largely because of the business’ operating environment, predatory behaviour
By Victor Bwire 3 years ago
More should be done to guarantee the freedom of media
PNU vows to back Raila, form coalition with ODM
ODM leader Raila Odinga’s bid to scale the mountain got a major boost after the Party of National Unity (PNU) endorsed his candidature.
By Samson Wire 3 years ago
PNU vows to back Raila, form coalition with ODM
Blunt over-regulation will run media out of town
While great strides have been made in Kenya’s media sector, challenges still abound. These include political manipulation and editorial influencing...
By Victor Bwire 3 years ago
Blunt over-regulation will run media out of town
Despite facing many challenges, media have stood on the side of truth
It is also critical in enhancing public participation in governance issues and enabling citizen involvement in the democratisation process.
By Victor Bwire 3 years ago
Despite facing many challenges, media have stood on the side of truth
Time right to make dash into proverbial Promised Land
If each of us reminds themselves of the inherent dangers in disunity, we will more easily be able to make sensible choices
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Time right to make dash into proverbial Promised Land
Ravages of terrorism in northern Kenya is profound
What the Al Shabaab won’t tell you
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Ravages of terrorism in northern Kenya is profound
Kenya to host China-Africa Media Cooperation Forum 2020
Media experts will deliver insightful presentations and panel sessions covering the impact of technology on media practice
By Victor Bwire 4 years ago
Kenya to host China-Africa Media Cooperation Forum 2020
Spare youth and police of sectarian and ethnic appetites
Politicians shouldn't resort to human shields in our youth who are often reeling in unemployment
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Spare youth and police of sectarian and ethnic appetites
Tourism award hope for battered industry
Kenya was the first nation in the world to be awarded the recommended status of the Safer Tourism Resilience Seal
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Tourism award hope for battered industry
Reshuffle Cabinet if it will spur development
There is no need for rash decision-making, especially at times like these
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Reshuffle Cabinet if it will spur development
It’s about time we collect digital taxes
Now more than ever, we have to be exploring alternative revenue sources to keep our economy afloat
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
It’s about time we collect digital taxes
Trading barbs takes away from the bigger picture
Winners are uncommon in the short term investment game. Slow and steady wins the race
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Trading barbs takes away from the bigger picture
Do away with policies that threaten viability and survival of media
edia in Kenya is not free and independent and falls short of the globally accepted growth indicators
By Victor Bwire 4 years ago
Do away with policies that threaten viability and survival of media
Media crying out for fresh and innovative business models
An average TV station requires upto Sh10 million to start and operate in Kenya.
By Victor Bwire 4 years ago
Media crying out for fresh and innovative business models
Our policies must focus on our animals
Taking care of our animals and wildlife is a moral imperative
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Our policies must focus on our animals
A better future awaits at the end of great tribulations
Global health pandemic seems to be more prolonged than we ever could have imagined at the beginning of the year
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
A better future awaits at the end of great tribulations
Journalists’ woes are a serious blot on media sector
Journalism in Kenya, just like in the rest of the world, is going through a challenging time technologically, economically and professionally.
By Victor Bwire 4 years ago
Journalists’ woes are a serious blot on media sector
Resurgence of ethnic clashes underscores importance of unity
There should be no room for violence in our country
By Bwire Mugolla 4 years ago
Resurgence of ethnic clashes underscores importance of unity
Why that musky vajayjay smell is turning your man on
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