Eight minutes before midnight on the 22nd of September 2015, a curious status update was posted on Facebook, tagging the Hindu Council of Kenya’s...
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Stories centred around happenings in Kenya
A technician walks into a hospital to see a doctor but comes out blind. An expectant mother walks in to check on her foetus health but comes out with...
In the first part of “The girl they didn’t love”, we reported on the long-term abuse of a 6-year-old girl from the Oshwal Community who we called...
A criminal case currently before the Chief Magistrate’s Court is drawing back the curtain on two years of an alleged cover-up of serious abuse from...
It is every Kenyan’s expectation and hope that the leaders they elect in the upcoming General Elections will live up to a certain set of values...
“They call me Mr. Punda!” It is not an insult to be called Mr. Donkey when you are John Kariuki. If anything, he flashes a toothy grin while...
The hearing community in Kenya has long been deaf to the needs of deaf people. Among the most neglected is the need to give the deaf priority to vote...
Safaricom had yet another year of jaw-dropping profits, so big that few people noticed that for the first time in six years, It had less than six...
Safaricom had yet another year of jaw-dropping profits, so big that few people noticed that for the first time in six years, It had less than six...
For Jane Mbithe, a Mathare resident, the rising cost of living which has seen the price of the commodities she sells at her small business rise, has...