Ndindi Nyoro, Mwangi Wa Iria, and Edwin Mugo Lead in Murang’a Political Pulse Ahead of 2027
Murang’a County’s political landscape is heating up, with new poll results from Politrack Africa providing a glimpse into voter sentiment ahead of the 2027 general elections. The survey, conducted between January and April 2025, asked residents a straightforward question: “If elections were held today, who will lead?” The results offer early indicators of who’s gaining momentum—and who may be...
Susan Kihika’s Return: A Tale of Twins, Triumph, and Political Tensions
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika’s prolonged absence from Kenya sparked a firestorm of speculation, culminating in a heartwarming homecoming that blended personal joy with political intrigue. For over five months, Kihika, the county’s first female governor, was conspicuously absent, leaving Nakuru residents questioning her whereabouts. The mystery deepened until January 2025, when she clarified through her Chief of Staff, Peter Ketyenya,...
Wilstone Homes Kenya: Transforming Kamulu into a Hub of Affordable, Quality Living
In the heart of Nairobi’s rapidly growing suburbs, Wilstone Homes Kenya is redefining real estate with its innovative and community-focused projects in Kamulu. Located just 20km east of Nairobi along Kangundo Road, Kamulu is emerging as a prime destination for homebuyers seeking affordability without compromising on quality. Wilstone Homes, under the visionary leadership of Managing Director Ejidio Kinyanjui, is...
Tundu Lissu’s Treason Trial: Martha Karua Takes On Suluhu’s Crackdown on Dissent
Senior Counsel Martha Karua, who doubles up as a prominent Senior Counsel and party leader of the People’s Liberation Party (PLP), arrived in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to observe the high-profile treason trial of Tundu Lissu, the outspoken leader of Tanzania’s main opposition party, CHADEMA. Karua’s presence underscores the gravity of the situation, as Lissu’s case has drawn international...
University of Nairobi in Crisis as Former COO Arrested Over Alleged Grand Corruption and Academic Fraud
Nairobi, Kenya – The University of Nairobi has been rocked by a major scandal following the arrest of its former Acting Chief Operations Officer, Brian Daniel Onyango Ouma, by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). Ouma, who served in the powerful position until 18th April, faces a string of serious charges including embezzlement of public funds, unauthorised...
The Final Days of Pope Francis: A Legacy of Compassion Amidst Frailty
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, passed away on April 20, 2025, at the age of 88, marking the end of a transformative 12-year papacy. His final days were characterized by a fierce battle with severe illness, a testament to his resilience, and a quiet resolve to cement his legacy as a pontiff of inclusivity and reform. Hospitalized since...
William Ruto’s Role in the Orengo-Raila Tensions: A Political Balancing Act
Kenya’s political landscape continues to witness a brewing conflict within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) after Siaya Governor James Orengo publicly clashed with the party’s direction under Raila Odinga, particularly over its alliance with President William Ruto. Ruto’s role in this "beef" has been pivotal, as his strategic partnership with Raila has both fueled Orengo’s dissent and positioned Ruto...
How Pens Still Shape Education in a Digital Age: BIC’s 75-Year Legacy
As BIC celebrates its 75th anniversary, the humble ballpoint pen remains a cornerstone of education and literacy, proving its worth in a world dominated by digital devices. Far from obsolete, pens continue to empower students, teachers, and learners globally, bridging gaps in access and boosting cognitive development. When Marcel Bich launched affordable ballpoint pens in the post-war era, he sparked...
Hope for a “New South Sudan” But Not with Patronage Politics
Hope for a “New South Sudan” But Not with Patronage Politics Last week, I had the privilege of attending an international political exchange program, Raising Civil Voices: Political Party Youth International Exchange, organized by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. The initiative brought together young (aspiring) political leaders under the age of 35 from over eight countries, including South Sudan, Botswana, South Africa,...
Butere Girls Defy Police Crackdown, Stage Silent Protest Over Banned Anti-Government Play; Echoes of War.
Butere Girls High School made a dramatic stand at the ongoing 2025 Kenya National Drama Festival in Nakuru by refusing to perform their play 'Echoes of War'. The students took to the stage only to sing the national anthem, observing a minute of silence before exiting, citing the absence of their director, soundtracks and stage backdrops as the reason...
