Lee Kinyanjui Eyes Nakuru Governorship Return in 2027

The clip has become more than a viral moment—it is a mirror of society’s responsibilities. Whether the queue was about food, aid, or another service, the disturbing reality is that...

On March 16, 2026, during an interview on National Television, Former Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Secretary General Wilson Sossion insisted that the solution lies in in...

One of the most exciting aspects of this year’s rally is the presence of 17 Kenyan speedsters who will compete and represent the country. Their participation highlights the growing...

Independent runs may symbolize freedom, but in practice, parties remain the engines of legitimacy, mobilization, and governance. Future aspirants must move away from ethnic mobiliz...

The roots of modern conflict stretch further back. After World War I, Western powers carved artificial borders from the ruins of the Ottoman Empire, forcing diverse ethnic and reli...

Muthoni spotlighted the expansion of Community Health Services as a deliberate move to bring care closer to households. Community health promoters are frontline agents of change. T...

On Thursday, August 7, 2025, an AMREF Flying Doctors air ambulance crashed into a residential building in Mwihoko, Kiambu County, shortly after taking off from Wilson Airport. The...

The BREHS Project, a USD 215 million five year initiative running from January 2025 to June 2029, aligns directly with this mandate. By emphasizing primary and community level care...

Last year, Narrative Landscape Press announced the launch of Femi Otedola’s memoir, Making it Big, but before the official release, over 70 similar-titled AI-generated knock-offs a...

President William Ruto rose to power on the promise of uplifting ordinary citizens through the bottom‑up economic model. Kenyans expected decisive action on the high cost of living...

The way out of this paycheck mirage is not just harder work, but smarter choices. We must build skills that open doors beyond the office desk, embrace side hustles that grow into b...

The results of the February 2026 by-elections in Isiolo South, West Kabras, Muminji, and Evurore have provided a rare moment of clarity in Kenya’s political landscape.

Speaking at an Iftar dinner with Muslim journalists in Mombasa, Omwoyo emphasized journalism’s higher purpose.

Mwangi’s revelations reframed the issue as one of national security and constitutional integrity. A passport is not merely a travel document, it is a declaration of citizenship. Wh...

When we say money is evil, we unconsciously distance ourselves from wealth. We make peace with financial struggle because we associate wealth with moral compromise. But wealth and...

Not everyone begins at the same starting line. Some have access to capital, education, or networks that make the journey smoother. Others must fight harder for the same opportuniti...

Kenya’s opposition is not dying; it is mutating. The vacuum left by Raila is being filled by a combative, youthful spirit determined to modernize resistance. Whether this fire burn...

Across Kenya, churches, mosques, and other religious organizations have historically contributed to education, healthcare, social welfare, and community empowerment. Their reach in...

Operating from Isebania Police Station in Kuria West Sub‑County, officers stopped a white Toyota Probox suspected of entering the country through the porous Nyang’iti border from T...

His transition raises enduring national questions that cut to the heart of Kenya’s democratic experiment. Should church leaders actively seek political office, or does such a move...

The Jubilee‑PNU alliance introduces a new dynamic to Kenya’s opposition landscape, potentially consolidating support among voters who crave experienced leadership. Whether this par...

In Mombasa, ODM party leader Oburu Oginga addressed supporters at Tononoka Grounds during a Linda Ground rally on February 15, 2026. The gathering, though spirited, drew modest num...

For many within Kenya’s opposition ranks, Sifuna’s ouster is more than a personnel change. It signals deeper power realignments inside a party searching for direction in a post‑Rai...

If the standoff deepens, development projects may stall. Contractors may go unpaid. Health facilities may lack medicine. County staff face delayed salaries. Citizens—especially in...

The Court declined to issue interim orders in a case seeking to bar political parties from holding meetings and activities at State House.

Secretary General Edwin Sifuna reinforces this stance, insisting that the much publicized 10 point agenda agreement was never a coalition, only a contract of issues. This wing fram...

Aspirational names like “National Arena” are timeless. They remain immune to shifting political tides. The naming of Talanta Stadium presents an opportunity to break with stale tra...