Stories by: Chebi Chi

On Friday, October 17, a state funeral service will be held at Nyayo National Stadium beginning at 8:00 AM. Following the service, the body will be transported to Raila’s Karen residence, where an overnight vigil will be held in his memory.

Ruto has urged African leaders to work together to raise intra-African trade from the current 14% to 50%, aligning with other regions that trade internally at rates of 60–70%. He emphasizes that unlocking trade across the continent’s 1.4 billion people wo

Today, October 9, 2025, we mark World Sight Day 2025, and this year’s theme says it all: “Love Your Eyes.” This is not just a slogan, but reminder to prioritize eye health, raise awareness about preventable vision loss, and push for equal access to eye ca

Since July 2025, Kenya has launched at least 29 rural electrification projects, averaging one village per day. Counties like Kwale, Uasin Gishu, Kisii, Embu, and Kajiado have seen rapid rollouts of grid extensions and off-grid solutions.

Her words echo loudly in the aftermath of the Waruku bus accident, where a 33-seater bus veered off Musa Gitau Road in Dagoretti North on October 7, 2025, plunging into a river and injuring over 30 people. The crash happened during rush hour, turning what

The UN’s Strategic Plan for 2026–2029 prioritizes adequate housing, secure land tenure, access to basic services, and the transformation of informal settlements into climate-resilient, inclusive cities. Secretary-General António Guterres reminds us that c

In Kenya, notable figures joined in the celebration, sharing affirmations on social media. David Maraga posted, “Teachers play a key role in imparting knowledge, nurturing generations and growing our economy. Happy Teachers’ Day.”

TalkChat Podcast – Hosted by Dr. Michael Ndonye, this show blends political psychology, youth identity, and governance critique with dramatic storytelling. Available on YouTube and TikTok, it’s Kenya’s civic classroom in .

On September 28, 2025, the Ministry joined forces with partners at the 2nd International EndPPH Run, held at Ulinzi Sports Ground. The event, graced by Dr. Patrick Amoth, Director General for Health, rallied Kenyans especially healthcare workers to keep t

Once infamous as a death trap,scarred by conflict and lawlessness, the Kerio Valley is now rewriting its story. The region is rapidly evolving into a thriving hub of agriculture and industrial growth, with Tot market at the heart of this resurgence.

So far, only about 1,000 officers have been deployed — far short of the 2,500 initially planned. The force remains under-equipped and under-funded, limiting its ability to secure territory or dismantle gang networks.

Mandera’s challenges are not limited to external threats. Inter-clan conflicts over grazing and watering rights flare up occasionally, threatening the fragile peace.

The High-Level Week is the UN’s annual summit where all 193 Member States take the podium during the General Debate. Brazil traditionally opens the session, followed by the United States.

Safina’s story began in May 1995, born out of frustration, reformist zeal, and a defiant desire to challenge the status quo. Its name Safina, Kiswahili for “Ark” symbolized a vessel to rescue Kenya from corruption, authoritarianism, and tribal politics.

The High-Level General Debate will take place on September 23, 27, and 29. It’s the centerpiece of the UN’s annual session, where Heads of State and Government from nearly every country take the stage to outline national priorities, global concerns, and v

The United Nations General Assembly established the International Day of Democracy in 2007, and it’s observed every year on September 15. The day is meant to promote and uphold the principles of democracy worldwide, reminding governments and citizens alik

He insists that Ruto has already made strides in turning around an economy that was “on its knees” when he took office. For Mwaura, the silence in Mt Kenya isn’t apathy it’s strategy.

Ruto sees this as more than an infrastructure project. “It is Africa’s largest hydropower facility, with an estimated capacity of 6,450 megawatts, and a continental symbol of self-reliance and progress,” he added.

During a discussion on the TalkChat Podcast, Dr. Ndonye traces the evolution of Kenya’s political landscape. “Around 2002, we transitioned from tribal-based to region-based politics. We began viewing leaders as representatives of their regions.” While he

To secure these gains and accelerate food production, President Ruto said the government is partnering with the private sector on large-scale irrigation projects in Galana-Kulalu, Bura, and the Tana Delta.