Hunger in Schools: Starving Our Future? Government Budget Cuts Leave Kenyan Pupils Hungry And Helpless In a deeply troubling move the Kenyan Government has slashed funding for the serious school feeding program, exit thousands of public school learners particularly in ASAL counties like Turkana, Garissa, and Baringo to face hunger in classrooms. This budget cut … Read more
Mt Kenya Rift? Is Oscar Sudi Shaking Up Ruto’s Mt Kenya Base? Oscar Sudi’s surprising Sh145 million “empowerment blitz” in Mt Kenya has ignited political tremors in President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza coalition. Once viewed as a Rift Valley power broker Sudi’s aggressive grassroots campaign is now reshaping the political dynamics of Central Kenya and … Read more
What Is the G7 and why does it matter? The Group of Seven (G7) is an elite bloc of advanced economies shaping the global political and financial agenda. The member countries are:United States,United Kingdom,Canada,France,Germany,Italy,Japan and (European Union as a non-enumerated participant).Together they influence more than 40% of the world GDP. What they decide at the summit … Read more
Beyond the Price Tag: Why You Should Worry About More Than Just Price In a world where food prices are constantly rising, many consumers particularly in budget-conscious households are prioritizing affordability over quality. However when it comes to chicken, the most consumed meat universal the cheapest option can often come through the highest health risks. … Read more
Inside the Fierce Bangladesh–Sri Lanka Rivalry In 2025, the cricket rivalry between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka has escalated into one of the most intense showdowns in Asian cricket. Fueled by dramatic finishes , player confrontations and fierce fan reactions, this cricket feud is now grabbing headlines from Dhaka to Colombo and even trending in India and Pakistan. A … Read more
Broken Promises: A Dream Deferred Again In 2021, amid a global scramble for COVID-19 vaccines Kenya made an ambitious declaration: it would build a state-of-the-art vaccine built-up plant to ensure national and regional self-sufficiency. Fast forward over 1,000 days and not a single locally manufactured dose has been sent. What began as a promise of … Read more
Rape Arrest at British Army Base A New Rape Allegation at BATUK Sparks Outrage and Reopens Old Wounds in Kenya A British soldier stationed at the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) has been arrested following allegations of rape in Laikipia County. The incident has not only rocked the local community nearby Nanyuki, where BATUK … Read more
What Happened to Eliud Lagat? Eliud Lagat once hailed as a paragon of leadership in Kenyan public service is now trending across Kenya for all the wrong reasons. A decades long stellar career appears to be faltering under the weight of a controversial, thin skinned move that has ignited public backlash and high questions about … Read more
But Challenges Remain Can Kenya Teach the World How to Build Peace? Kenya, long regarded as a stabilizing force in East Africa has emerged as a key case study in post conflict recovery and community driven peace building. From addressing the trauma of post Election violence to spearheading public reconciliation campaigns Kenya’s Peace building hard … Read more
Gravel Adventure: From Far Beyond To Far Afield: Lachlan Morton Joins Kenya’s Ultimate Gravel Challenge World renowned pro cyclist Lachlan Morton is back in the saddle this time across the untamed savannahs of the Maasai Mara in Kenya challenging in the adrenaline fueled Migration Gravel Race 2025. Known for his unconventional racing spirit Lachy is … Read more