John Cook Siblings: Getting to Know Cathy Cook

John Cook is a highly accomplished American professional golfer known for his smooth swing, consistency under pressure, and longevity in the game. Born John Neuman Cook on October 2, 1957, in Toledo, Ohio, he grew up primarily in Southern California, where he honed his skills at courses like Mission Hills and received early mentorship from [...] The post John Cook Siblings: Getting to Know Cathy Cook appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Senator Raises Suspicions Over Fuel Pricing After EPRA Cuts Ksh9.87 on Petrol

His concerns come amid controversy over fuel prices in the country, following EPRA's announcement of a Ksh 9.37 reduction in petrol price and a Ksh 10.21 reduction in diesel per litre.

IMF Warns Kenya After Govt Cuts VAT, Expands Fuel Subsidy

IMF has taken issue with the incentive, which saw Kenyans handed a slight reprieve at the pump where petroleum prices had surged past the Ksh200 mark, dealing a threat to livelihoods and product prices.

Billy Andrade Siblings: Getting to Know Jane Andrade

Billy Andrade is a respected American professional golfer celebrated for his precision, short game, and philanthropic efforts in the sport. Born William Thomas Andrade on January 25, 1964, in Bristol, Rhode Island, he grew up in a tight-knit family that instilled strong values of kindness and community. Andrade excelled as a junior golfer, earning the [...] The post Billy Andrade Siblings: Getting to Know Jane Andrade appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Transport Ministry Gives Update on Construction of 3 New 770KM Expressways

The three expressways are expected to modernise Kenya's transport sector, reduce travel times and stimulate economic growth by improving movement.

TSC on High Alert as Mass Teacher Retirements Loom

Principal retirements, limited deputy principals and teacher shortages are creating administrative gaps in secondary schools.

Concern for Kenyans as BBC Announces Mass Layoffs

On April 12 Deputy Registrar of Companies announced the dissolution of over 1,300 companies, sparking further concerns of job losses for Kenyans.

Bungoma man claims he died, met Jesus, came back with powers

Bishop Zakayo Ingana claims to have met Jesus Christ at least five times in his lifetime.

Catholic Bishops Demand Immediate Changes to CBC

Their concerns come amid public concern about the rollout of the entire system, even as students plan their return for the second term in April.

I earn Sh60,000 but have no savings. Where is the leak?

'I work hard, but I seem to be living paycheck to paycheck.'

Meet Bishop Zakayo Ingana, the Bungoma man who has 'gone to heaven' and 'chats with Jesus'

Bishop Zakayo Ingana claims to have met Jesus Christ at least five times in his lifetime.

Britam Unveils Ksh500,000 Funeral Cover for as Low as Ksh1,850 a Year

For as little as Ksh1,000 a year, the Heshima Farewell Plan covers your family's last expenses, up to Ksh100,000 per person, claimable multiple times.

High Court Orders Demolition, Halt to Affordable Housing Project

The construction has been the subject of legal debate and a standoff between the government and the community, who have argued that they were not consulted.

How to Withdraw Affordable Housing Contributions

Contributors who decide to opt out and withdraw their contributions are encouraged to ensure their account details are correct to avoid delays during processing.

Marriage isn't a deadline: The cost of rushing

Explainer: Why is Sudan at war, and what is the impact?

Competing regional interests have hindered efforts to stop the conflict.

Iran offers proposal allowing ships to exit Oman side of Hormuz free of attack

Hundreds of tankers and other ships have been stuck inside the Gulf since the war began on...

Can Iran legally impose tolls on the Strait of Hormuz?

Iran has demanded the right to collect tolls as a precondition to ending the war.

African Catholics recoil at Trump's spat with Pope Leo

The first US-born pope has been an outspoken critic of the war that began with US-Israeli...

Arsenal roasted as school drama festival turns Gunners into punchline

The team's trophy drought turned comedy gold at the festival in Nyeri.