National News
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Diana Chepkemoi: Lady who was detained by her Saudi Arabian employer back in Kenya
The Ministry of Labour has said a homecare worker, Diana Chepkemoi, has successfully returned to Kenya after previously working in…
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Religious leaders call for nationwide consensus after Supreme Court’s verdict
Religious leaders have called for peaceful coexistence and unity across the political divide after Supreme Court’s verdict to uphold William…
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What’s next for Raila’s political career?
Azimio leader Raila Odinga has remained Kenya’s biggest opposition figure for the fourth time in his political career. Despite Odinga’s…
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Supremacy battle at the National Assembly gain momentum as Kalonzo faces off Wetang’ula
A showdown is looming at the National Assembly as Kenya Kwanza’s Moses Wetang’ula is set to face off Azimio One…
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Lobby group pledge to work with new government
Maendeleo ya Wanawake Organisation (MYWO) has stated that they are ready to work with the incoming government led by president-elect William…
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The rise of Rigathi Gachagua to second in command
The rise of Kenya’s next Deputy President Rigathi has been one of hard work, patience, and perseverance. Gachagua who thought…
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William Ruto to be sworn in on Tuesday
President-elect William Ruto is set to be sworn in as the fifth president on Tuesday next week at the Kasarani…
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Leaders congratulate president-elect Ruto after Supreme Court verdict
Congratulatory messages to William Ruto began streaming in shortly after the Supreme Court upheld his victory as the president-elect. Uganda…
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Legendary Oliech call on president- elect Ruto to sort out football ‘mess’
Former Harambee Stars legend Dennis Oliech has called on the new crop of leadership led by president-elect William Ruto to…
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MCA-elect, wife tortured by thugs after home raid
Evurori ward Member of County Assembly Dan Mbui and his wife were yesterday tortured by thugs in his house at…
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