Businesswoman Mary Wambui fights city luxury hotel auction over Sh8bn debt

Court battle revives debate on whether lenders should first go for the assets of the principal...

Inside ODM's 'Linda Ground' plan to protect party strongholds

The initiative involves a series of political activities aimed at consolidating the party's...

Treasury rules out tech upgrade for elections amid low IEBC public trust

Advanced voting technology would allow eligible voters to cast ballots remotely without...

National schools' low intake of Grade 10 learners reveals gaps

Sub-county and county schools enrolled nearly half of the learners, data from the Ministry of...

Milk deliveries to factories hit record 1bn litres in 2025

Farmers respond to better prices and rising demand for processed products.

'We feel blamed': What men really think about misogyny prevention

New research reveals that prevention efforts which seem to blame men trigger defensiveness and...

Hundreds of thousands without power as winter storm hits US

Hundreds of thousands of households in the US have no power as a major storm rolls across the country, which is also leading to flight cancellations and road closures. Snow, ice and freezing rain are creating life threatening conditions stretching from Texas to New England that could last for several days, according to the National [...] The post Hundreds of thousands without power as winter storm hits US appeared first on Kahawatungu.

NRA stress right to carry weapons in wake of Minneapolis shooting

The National Rifle Association (NRA) has joined other US gun lobby groups in calling for a full investigation by the Trump administration into the killing of Alex Pretti in Minnesota. Comments from the NRA come after a border agent fatally shot Pretti registered nurse at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Minneapolis on Saturday. [...] The post NRA stress right to carry weapons in wake of Minneapolis shooting appeared first on Kahawatungu.

People cling to treetops as 'worst floods in a generation' sweep Mozambique

Tens of thousands of people in Mozambique are being rescued as rising waters continue to devastate the southern African nation the worst flooding in a generation. Teams from Brazil, South Africa and the UK have been helping with life-saving rescue operations. For me, this is the first time I have experienced a calamity of [...] The post People cling to treetops as worst floods in a generation sweep Mozambique appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Gachagua: I survived assassination attempt inside a church

Ida Odinga thanks Ruto for UNEP job nomination

Azam dims Nairobi United's chances of reaching Confed Cup quarters

Naibois fall to third consecutive loss in tourney's group stage.

Revamp football league

In Kenyan football, as in life, a change can be as good as a rest.

Ruto order on school enrolment is welcome

The president says no child should be locked out of school over fees or lack of uniforms.

Is Trump making US a subject of ridicule?

Currently, the presidency in Washington exhibits a transactional and domineering demeanour.

Cruel policies are denying Kenyan children education

Many children in rural schools access education under difficult circumstances.

Firefighters striking the match

Kenya has long been governed by presidential whisperers and informal courtiers.

To survive, ODM must go back to its roots

While competition within a political party is normal, the optics of a family-centred contest...

To deliver Singapore dream, Ruto must reshuffle his team

The officials should not be people who only think about their home regions and religions.

Sir Mark Tully, the BBC's 'voice of India', dies aged 90

The broadcaster and journalist Sir Mark Tully for many years known as the BBCs voice of India has died at the age of 90. For decades, the rich, warm tones of Sir Mark were familiar to BBC audiences in Britain and around the world a much-admired foreign correspondent and respected reporter and [...] The post Sir Mark Tully, the BBCs voice of India, dies aged 90 appeared first on Kahawatungu.