On the 27th of July 2018, Mr. and Mrs. J*, the parents of now seven-year-old *Alika, walked into the warm morning sunshine outside the Milimani law...
Category - Kenya
Stories centred around happenings in Kenya
Despite having agreed with human rights bodies, the National Land Commission and area residents to resettle the latter, the Kenya Urban Roads...
On June 20th this year at exactly 10:29am, Gerald Mwangi a Kenyan actor, penned what would be his penultimate Facebook post before his death. It...
The exploits of the Kenya national rugby sevens team in the annual World Sevens Series are well documented. At the World Cup, Kenya has reached the...
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has brought to fore what most Kenyans already know and have been looking to capitalize throughout football’s most...
The journey to the day in 1990 when opposition politicians and their supporters gathered in Nairobi’s historic Kamukuni grounds despite police...
Mental health is not limited to adults alone. Even children are affected.
For Onyango Otieno’s friends, depression was something new to them and they did not know how to handle it when he was going through it.
The growing number of taxis in Kenya’s capital has made it easier and cheaper for Nairobians to move around. But this has come with a hidden...
In our ongoing focus on mental health, Joy Kirigia focuses on the triggers of mental health in the second episode of “I Am Not Okay”.