Two bishops from India recently visited the offices of the National Federation of Public Board Organisations (PBOs) at Nyayo House, Nairobi, calling on Kenyans to embrace prayer and place God at the forefront of their lives. Their message underscored the importance of faith in empowering society, highlighting growing international spiritual connections.
Read moreFormer Mungiki leader Maina Njenga and his lawyer Njeru Ndwiga outside Makadara law courts, Nairobi after Njenga together with two other individuals Peter Njoroge (his brother) and Felix Lekishe attended the hearing of a case they were charged of being in possession of bhang and Cocaine. A senior government chemist Dennis Onyango testified in the case and February 17 and 18, 2025 has been set for further hearing. [Video by Collins Wanzallah]
Read moreMoarara Kebaso, the Gen Z activist who has been exposing the government’s grand corruption and theft f public resources, has acquired a brand new PA system and tested it on Luthili Avenue on Friday
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Kevin Ntabo, a Kenyan farmer in the US, has launched the Ntabo Foundation in honor of his late mother, Truphena Kemuma Ntabo, who passed away from diabetes. The foundation aims to raise awareness about diabetes and promote healthy eating. Ntabo grows indigenous crops, using part of the proceeds to fund educational programs on diabetes and nutrition, making a meaningful impact on public health.
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During the celebration of his wife Ida Odinga’s 74th birthday at a Nairobi hotel, Azimio leader Raila Odinga took the opportunity to defend his candidacy for the African Union Commission (AUC) chairmanship. Responding to critics who claim he is too old for the role, Odinga confidently asserted that he is fit and capable of taking on the responsibilities.
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13 suspects, including Collins Jumaisi, a key figure in the Kware murder case, have mysteriously disappeared from Gigiri Police Station, sparking widespread concern. Acting Inspector General Gilbert Masengeli confirmed the interdiction of eight officers, including the local OCPD, in connection with the incident. The escape raises serious questions about security lapses within the police force, as investigations are now underway to determine how the suspects fled custody.
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Mohamed Kahia, a UDA activist from Mandera East and former provincial administrator, defended Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua during a Nairobi press conference, stressing the need for public and political support for Gachagua’s leadership and his efforts to enhance security and economic growth amidst ongoing political challenges.
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Hassan Mohamed, of Hasmo Agencies Limited, is locked in a land dispute with NSSF over a property on Loita Street, Nairobi. Despite holding a court order affirming his lease, NSSF deployed NYS personnel to seize the land. Mohamed countered with his own security, leading to a standoff. Police intervened, ordering both parties off the property as Mohamed seeks further clarification from authorities.
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Tyson Kibet, a national polytechnic student, was acquitted after Mike Sonko withdrew an impersonation case against him. Kibet had been accused of creating a fake Facebook account in Sonko’s name. Sonko forgave the student following a plea from Kibet’s family, and Kibet pledged to focus on his education. Despite being granted bail, Kibet remained in custody due to financial constraints.
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Making his address at a National Day celebration at Kisii, in the presence of William Ruto, who was Deputy President, Uhuru Kenyatta said the money to build the Cancer Centre at Kisii had been borrowed and would have to be repaid. As President two years later, William Ruto says Centre was built as a result of his foreign trips.
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