Topic: Interest Story

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.

In response to the break-in, Bahati took to X (formerly Twitter) and other platforms with a message; “Stay away from my money or else you will be shot dead.”

In the words of Dr. Michael Ndonye, “It is totally immoral that our counties are celebrating extractive innovations and they have less innovations to empower the people.”

The Constitution of Kenya, 2010, born out of a national referendum, replaced the 1969 constitution and ushered in a new era of accountability, devolution, and citizen empowerment. It was a response to decades of centralized power, electoral violence, and

The Kenya School of Communication Bill, 2025, published on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 seeks to repeal the 2011 order that established KIMC and replace it with a corporate body mandated to modernise media training, expand academic programmes, and strengthen

The act serves as an important legal framework that recognizes community possession of land and allows for its management and protection by the communities themselves. The focus on executing the Arusha Ruling by the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rig

Wetang’ula has used the leadership retreat to urge MPs to reinvigorate their efforts, build momentum, and ensure that the House fulfills its constitutional mandate effectively before the clock runs out.

After six weeks in the U.S, Former DP Rigathi Gachagua landed at JKIA to a hero’s welcome—or so it was meant to be. Instead, his arrival triggered a political storm: blocked access, stoned convoys, and tear gas on Mombasa Road. Gachagua’s re-entry has rei

On Friday, August 22, 2025, the retreat will feature a joint engagement between the National Assembly leadership and the Judiciary, led by Chief Justice Martha Koome. The session will focus on fostering cooperation between the two arms of government while

What sets Kabarak apart is its commitment to embedding Christian values and civic awareness into the curriculum, thereby producing scientists who are not only technically skilled but also morally grounded and socially conscious. This is a differentiator f

The road to 2027 is shaping up to be another crowded contest, with President William Ruto facing declared challengers including Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, People’s Liberation Party leader Martha Karua, former Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i, and forme

You have probably started panicking that it is Monday again, and are all stressed out that this coming week will be like the last. I dare you to be careful because it can be like last week if you do not plan the week strategically.

Every step, every goal, every victory by Kenya’s women athletes writes a new story — one where talent has no gender and dreams have no limits.

Raised by her mother, Janeffer Lekalesoi, whose struggle with alcoholism often left their home unstable, Salinda grew up alongside a younger brother who was frequently in and out of school. Her childhood was marked by uncertainty, hardship, and the daily

Kenya currently achieves about 80 percent coverage for basic vaccines, but only 55 percent of children aged 12–23 months receive all recommended doses on schedule, according to Ministry of Health data. Immunization prevents an estimated 4–5 million deaths

Speaking during a panel discussion on August 14, 2025 during the Devolution Conference 2025 in Homa Bay County, Senator Mungatana emphasizes that for counties to thrive, governors must stop perceiving senators as political threats. Instead, they should we

In the mid-20th century, most African countries gained independence particularly in the years following World War II, as colonial powers weakened and nationalist movements surged across the continent. For many, this was not just a political victory but a

Reflecting on Kenya’s trajectory over the past decade, Siaya Governor James Orengo argues that the country has yet to fully actualize the promises enshrined in the Bill of Rights. Speaking during a panel discussion at the 2025 Devolution Conference in Hom

The announcement comes as he officially opened the 9th Devolution Conference in Homa Bay County on August 13, 2025, where over 10,000 delegates gathered under the theme “For the People, For Prosperity: Devolution as a Catalyst for Equity, Inclusion and So