In a recent high-profile visit, Kenya hosted His Majesty King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, marking the Dutch royal couple’s first official state visit to Kenya. The visit was characterized by a broad agenda aimed at reinforcing bilateral ties, expanding economic cooperation, and fostering mutual interests in areas ranging from trade to climate…
Vietnam: The family of Margaret Nduta remains hopeful as they continue to push for her safe return to Kenya. The emotional plea for justice and mercy has touched many hearts as relatives and friends gather in unwavering solidarity, urging the government to do everything possible to bring her home. A Family’s Heartfelt Plea On Tuesday, March 18,…
Ndindi Nyoro, outgoing Chairman of Kenya’s National Assembly Budget and Appropriations Committee, provided insights into his journey, achievements, and the challenges he faced during his time in office. Speaking with gratitude and humility, Nyoro emphasized his commitment to public service and his personal growth throughout his tenure. Commitment to Transparency and Purpose Ndindi Nyoro outlinined…
Meru County ushered in a new chapter of leadership as Isaac Mutuma was sworn in as governor, replacing the impeached Kawira Mwangaza. The swearing-in ceremony, held at Mwendantu Grounds in Meru on Monday, marked the culmination of a tumultuous political battle that saw Mwangazaousted from office after a protracted legal and legislative process. A Rocky Transition of Power The political turmoil in…
The heartbreaking story of Mercy Nyasaka has come to light, shedding a painful spotlight on the silent battles that many endure behind closed doors. Mercy, a woman who, by all outward appearances, seemed to have a thriving life, was struggling internally with immeasurable grief and emotional turmoil. Two years after the devastating loss of her child, Mercy’s…
Speaking at the launch of the Kenya Diaspora Policy 2024, Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia Mudavadi emphasized that Kenya can no longer rely on external donors to underwrite critical services. He likened the withdrawal of U.S. donor funding for health programs to an earthquake and called for a…
By Raphael Wanjala Kenya’s public sector is on the brink of a significant disruption as civil servants, represented by various unions, have threatened to initiate a nationwide strike on March 18, 2025. The core of their grievances lies in the alleged inefficiencies and mismanagement of the newly established Social Health Authority (SHA), which has replaced…
The body of a Kenyan police officer who lost his life in Haiti while serving under the United Nations-backed Multinational Security Support (MSS) Mission arrived in Kenya on Monday evening, marking a solemn moment for the country. Samuel Tompoi Kaetuai, a dedicated officer committed to restoring peace and stability in the conflict-ridden Caribbean nation, was tragically killed last month while…
BY Raphael Wanjala In today’s fast-paced financial landscape, Kenyan investors seek ways to grow their capital while maintaining liquidity and minimizing risk. One of the most effective investment vehicles to achieve this balance is a money market fund. These funds offer a secure and convenient option for individuals and businesses to park their cash while…
By Raphael Wanjala Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka has commended the recent political agreement between President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga, hailing it as a crucial step toward national stability and development. Speaking at the AIC Annex Fellowship Church in Eldoret on Sunday, Lusaka expressed full support for the move, emphasizing that a united…