On October 16th, this year’s World Food day, we thought we would take a look at a problem that once crept into Kenya’s agricultural sector, but is now at...
Every other month, Kenyans wake to news headlines of millions of taxpayer shillings being lost or stolen from public coffers. How exactly does this happen?
“When a society embraces its young, it embraces and nurtures their talents as well, but what if the society itself doesn’t know how to nurture its youth...
Police officers in Limuru this morning (September 10, 2019) rescued a newborn baby who had been dumped in a pit latrine in Kabuku village, Limuru. Responding to distress...
Many public schools in the country are at risk of losing the land they sit on. Others already have. What can be done to assist them? Africa Uncensored in collaboration...
On 15th March 2019, High Court Judge Weldon Korir declared the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between Kenya and Mauritius unconstitutional, stating in his ruling...
A day after acting Kenya Power Managing Director and CEO Jared Othieno said that the utility firm would be going after over 3,500 customers it alleges benefitted from...
There is an ongoing debate nationally on whether to amend the Constitution or not, with the conversation being driven mainly by politicians. The debate took centre stage...
An investigation into the use of state budgets in six African countries reveals that budgets available for services like education, health, infrastructure and safety...
Kenya’s Harambee Stars have risen from the suspension by global football governing body FIFA 15 years ago to qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations...