Stories centred around happenings in Kenya
By Samira Sawlani I was too young to vote in the UK’s 1997 election, yet it comes to mind as being one of the first polls which held my interest...
By Darius Okolla The Court of Appeal declared the Constitutional Amendment Bill aka the BBI null and void on all counts giving unanimous decisions on...
By Africa Uncensored Correspondent As the country heads to the general election in 11 months, concerns are rife as to how much more civilian blood...
By Morris Kiruga If Okiya Omtatah, the prolific public interest litigator, had had his way, Kenya would have held its seventh multiparty elections in...
By Patricia Andago Let’s go down memory lane a little… In 1985, there was a shift from the 7-4-2-3 system to the 8-4-4 system. The curriculum was...
In this episode of #Captured, we unveil from leaked procurement data of the mobile clinics project and show you how several companies, some linked to...
By Naipanoi Lepapa Commissioning parents who venture into the legal minefield of surrogacy in Kenya also risk losing their money, children, or both –...
By Naipanoi Lepapa Commercial surrogacy agencies market Kenya as a safe, affordable and welcoming surrogacy destination to desperate and guileless...
As the world moves towards mainstreaming marijuana, only a handful of African states have made medical marijuana legal. “God has made over 430 plants...
Developments around the world are such that, each passing year, several more countries add themselves to the growing list of those that have...
