BY OSUMBA ARSHLEY Following the death of both a blogger and a teacher Albert Ojwang whose death personally shocked me and the rest of Kenyans, Kenya police needs to us…
BY ANTONINE AWUOR Over the past week, the world has watched in shock as Israel and Iran plunged into open conflict. Israeli forces launched a series of major airstrikes on…
By MICHAEL OYUGI What Albert Ojwang’s death has shown the Gen Z generation like me is that stories of Nyayo House torture under former President Daniel Moi regimes have come…
BY TONNY KYULE Today, June 15, 2025, is Father’s Day, a time to honor not only biological fathers but also stepfathers, grandfathers, and any other father figure, including deceased fathers,…
BY BILLY MIJUNGU In Kenya’s fast-evolving democratic space, a new force is emerging: Generation Z. These digital natives are rewriting the rules of civic engagement. Frustrated by opaque electoral processes…
BY BILLTY MIJUNGU In the shifting sands of Kenyan politics, positions come and go with tides of favour, factionalism, and regional calculations. But some positions carry weight beyond mere politics….
BY BILLY MIJUNGU Albert Omondi Ojwang is gone. A 31-year-old teacher, a young father, a passionate Kenyan, and a relentless voice for accountability, silenced in the most brutal fashion. His…
BY BILLY MIJUNGU As Kenya inches toward the 2027 General Election, political formations are beginning to crystallize in fascinating, if not unpredictable, ways. One name, however, keeps resurfacing at the…
