Topic: Features

President Ruto’s UNGA speech channeled history with bold ambition to echo a call for a fairer, more responsive United Nations. But here’s the rub: some of his claims clash with the very architecture of the institution he seeks to reform. The past he invok

The program by the Krishna Foundation compelled school children to chant Hindu prayers before receiving relief food from them. The information leaked through social media platforms, sparking a public outcry about whether this was right or a form of religi

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

Faith Kipyegon won her 4th consecutive world title when she came in first at the women’s 1500m race followed by Dorcus Ewoi who took home the silver medal. Women’s 3000m steeplechase was conquered by Faith Cherotich who secured the gold medal for herself.

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) reinforces the importance of the first 1,000 days of life, calling for stronger infant care, disease prevention, and equitable access to health services worldwide.

In a thought-provoking column published in The Standard titled “Gen Zs Will Be Disadvantaged by Kenya’s Outdated Voting System”, Dr. Ndonye highlights the alarming disconnect between Kenya’s analogue electoral infrastructure and the digital-first lives of

The conference was held in collaboration with the International Cancer Institute and focused on Kenya’s growing cancer burden—over 44,000 new cases and nearly 30,000 deaths in 2022 alone. In response, Professor Kiplangat unveiled two groundbreaking progra

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.

There’s a beautiful duality in Kenyan weekends: they can be wild and spontaneous, or calm and restorative. Either way, they leave you a little lighter, a little happier, and ready to take on another week.

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.

Through a post on X on September 3, 2025, the President says that the government aspires to elevate Kenya into the ranks of global sporting powerhouses, where Kenyan athletes compete and triumph on the world stage.

Fifteen years in, Kabarak University School of Law stands not only as a product of vision, but as a mirror for what legal education in Kenya can and must become.

Of the greatest gifts a parent can bestow, confidence stands paramount. It is the foundation upon which children build the courage to face life’s challenges, believe in their own abilities, and persevere after setbacks.

Over the years, Kabarak has consistently ranked among the top universities in Kenya for its performance in business, law, education, and health sciences. Its commitment to holistic education, anchored in Christian values, has earned it accolades for produ

Political analyst Dr Michael Ndonye believes that the political dynamics currently unfolding in Kenya leave little room for doubt that the upcoming polls are already rigged in structure and alignment.

“Kenya is bleeding from mismanagement. We will slash waste in bloated ministries and fake programs, and redirect that money to schools, hospitals, water, agriculture, and jobs.”

Kabarak TVET Institute: Experience Hands-on Learning. A key advantage of Kabarak TVET Institute is its strong partnerships with industry stakeholders and local community initiatives. These collaborations enable learners to acquire practical experience thr