Stories by: Chebi Chi

Former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) leader Nelson Havi has invoked the bravery of the late politician Martin Shikuku and a cadre of lawyers who once challenged the system, calling on professional bodies to support the new wave of citizen activism.

As former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i continues to broadcast his presidential ambitions, there is a critical need for him to navigate the complexities of the political landscape.

Female journalists can better protect themselves while fulfilling their vital role in covering demonstrations and ensuring the public remains informed.

In a statement on X, Murkomen has emphasized that the discipline and patriotism of the police extend beyond their professional duties, reflecting their commitment to the nation in various aspects of life.

This initiative, unveiled by Principal Secretary for Medical Services Dr. Ouma Oluga and Pfizer Global President for Emerging Markets Nick Lagunowich on June 24, 2025, promises to save the country up to 60% on essential medicines for diabetes, cancer, and

Discussions surrounding weight has been common among people who mind about their health and wellbeing. In this regard, some people strive to lose weight. Similarly, others aim for gaining weight.

On a more positive note, Kenya has been removed from the United Nations Hunger Hotspots list in its 2025 report, attributed to improved climatic conditions and fewer weather extremes, which have eased food security pressures.

In a recent appearance on the TalkChat Podcast, Dr. Ndonye asserted that Mbarire wields more political influence than Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, and that if she exits UDA due to these factions, other female governors in the party are likely to foll

“This is a major boost to our National Immunization efforts. This consignment has been made possible through the swift and commendable action of the National Treasury and we are very grateful for their allocation of resources,” he said.

In any state, the police have the right to protect its citizens. However, the recent death of blogger Albert Ojwang has sparked a conversation in Kenya about citizen safety, with many feeling that this issue has not been prioritized. Thirty-one-year-old A

The Huawei ICT Competition's Global Final, held in Shenzhen, China, in May 2025, showcased the talents of over 210,000 students and instructors from more than 2,000 colleges and universities across over 100 countries.

CS Duale has welcomed China’s offer of 500 scholarships and 20 annual health exchange programs as a key investment in Kenya’s future health leadership. He also sought Chinese support to transition from donor-dependence to co-investment in healthcare innov

In Kenya, for instance, Mathare MP Anthony Oluoch has proposed an amendment to decriminalize suicide. This legislative change aims to reframe attempted suicide as a serious mental health issue, rather than a criminal offense, thereby encouraging individua

On June 3, 2025, CS Mvurya met with Charge d’Affaires and the United States Ambassador to Kenya, alongside Mr. Drew Giblin, the U.S. Embassy’s Cultural Attaché, as part of the final preparations for this significant event.

Annually celebrated on May 31, World No Tobacco Day informs the public about the dangers of tobacco use. This year’s theme is “Unmasking the Appeal: Exposing Industry Tactics on Tobacco and Nicotine Products.”

Senator Okenyuri urges society to reject the normalization of abuse and to dismantle the systems that protect perpetrators from justice. She highlights that “for every life lost, it should be a reminder that justice delayed is justice denied.”

Every year on May 29, the world observes the International Day for UN Peacekeepers. This day is dedicated to honoring their unwavering service and sacrifice, as well as the resilience of the communities they support.

Speaking during an interview on May 26, 2025, he emphasizes that those dissatisfied with the current administration's policies should mobilize to challenge the President at the next election.

During a church service in Kibra on Sunday, May 25, 2025, President Ruto expressed concerns about the opposition, suggesting that they are engaging in what he termed "destructive politics."

The Critical Mass Movement in Nakuru prioritizes the experience of its riders by implementing measures that promote discipline and safety among participants. This commitment not only protects cyclists but also fosters respect among all road users.