Topic: Features

The background to this dispute centers on a contested KSh 500 million meant for paying Azimio election agents in 2022. Sifuna accuses Junet of failing to disburse the funds, claimi...

Publisher’s retirement marks the end of an era. For many Kenyans, it was the quiet workhorse of desktop publishing. But technology evolves, and Microsoft’s decision reflects a broa...

Though he collapsed just one hour and 36 minutes short of his 80‑hour target, Irungu’s endurance stunt has already broken a different kind of record. For the first time this year,...

St. Andrew’s Turi is among the most expensive schools in Kenya, with annual fees ranging from KES 1.5 million to over KES 3 million, depending on the year group and boarding arrang...

Irungu, who hails from Kahuro village, wrapped his arms around a tree in Murang’a town at exactly 9:27 p.m. on Sunday. He intends to hold on until 5:27 a.m. on Thursday, completing...

In 1987, a young entrepreneur in Litein, Kericho, opened a modest kiosk. It was nothing more than a small wooden structure, but it carried the weight of big dreams. A year later, w...

For many observers, the proceedings marked the moment the Cybercrimes Act moved from paper to practice. Supporters saw the case as proof that Kenya was serious about tackling misin...

This is the story of Mercy Njeri, a girl born in Nakuru in 1975, in Kiamunyi estate. Like any child, she was playful, full of dreams, and eager to learn. But at six years old, her...

Naka Estate has grown into a vibrant suburb that combines safety, accessibility, and modern living. Just minutes from Nakuru town, it offers residents secure gated communities, tar...

The lesson from Singapore is not that Kenya can—or should—replicate its exact path. Contexts differ. But the principle remains universal: without dreams, there can be no outcomes....

Egerton University’s origins are inseparable from the eccentric life of its founder. The castle stands as a monument to rejection, while the university reflects his bitterness towa...

According to the Ministry of Education, the release of funds is meant to ensure seamless school operations as the new term begins on January 5, 2026. Grade 10 learners are expected...

For Nakuru, Owuor’s ministry is both a spiritual and cultural phenomenon. His crusades bring national attention, his convoys create spectacle, and his followers reshape the city’s...

In 2025 alone, countries such as Bhutan, Brazil, China, Indonesia, Nigeria, Tajikistan, Pakistan, and Rwanda expanded HPV vaccination and screening programs. Each step brings the w...

According to the Council, Mwita’s detention on December 31 amounts to harassment for journalistic work that is squarely in the public interest. MCK insists that police should not m...

Healthy eating should be part of New Year’s resolutions because it boosts energy, prevents disease, and supports long‑term wellbeing. It is one of the most practical, sustainable c...

TB remains the leading cause of death among people living with HIV, especially in Africa, where the two diseases overlap heavily. Because TB mostly affects adults in their working...

Since 2013, the county has made significant strides in strengthening its infrastructure. In 2015, the county procured two fire engines then added another in 2019. Furthermore, it a...

Nakuru is the third most populous county nationally, with an estimated 2.35 million residents in 2023 according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) in its 2022 Econom...

In 2022, WHO opened the Global Traditional Medicine Centre in Jamnagar, India for purposes of evidence, research, and innovation. And in 2025, Kenya stepped forward at the New Delh...