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Authorities report that an officer found Ojwang in his cell with "blood oozing from his head," saying he had apparently struck his head against the cell wall and later died after being taken to hospital

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

A distinguished media educator, digital entrepreneur, and scholarly publisher, Dr. Ndonye has played a pivotal role in shaping Kabarak University’s Department of Mass Communication as its founding head.

For Spain, this defeat marks a painful second consecutive loss in the Nations League final. Despite a strong start, their performance waned in the final stages, creating concerns regarding game management and squad depth.

Their movement has garnered the attention of local leaders. Mutukanio Senior Chief Paul Mbuthia walks alongside the group, advocating for a coordinated approach to combat drug and alcohol abuse. He is calling for stricter laws, urging courts to impose har

Losing a baby in the NICU shatters hearts and dreams, leaving behind a profound emptiness. This grief is a unique blend of confusion and silent agony, one that few outside this experience can truly comprehend.

Synthetic hair has long been a staple protective hairstyle preferred by African women. It is used as locs, braids, or twists. Many black women prefer it because it can be worn for a long time. It also protects the hair from breakage and exposure to harmfu

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o passed on May 28, 2025, in Buford, Georgia, aged 87. He had battled health issues like kidney failure that subjected him to regular dialysis treatments towards his sunset days.

Moreover, Kenyans should foster a culture of road safety. Pedestrians should be reminded to look both ways before crossing, and matatu drivers must adhere to designated stops. Safety is a collective responsibility, and everyone has a role to play.

There is an increasing agreement that the government must now transition from merely speaking to delivering results. Fulfilling campaign promises, particularly those made by President Ruto during the 2022 elections, is viewed as vital for rebuilding trust

Coming back to civilian life can be very hard. Some veterans have injuries that can be seen, like scars or missing limbs. Many have wounds that no one can see. They might feel anxious, sad, or stressed. These feelings can make it hard to live a normal lif