Bobby Gillespie Siblings: Get to Know Graham Gillespie

Robert Bernard Andrew Bobby Gillespie is a Scottish musician, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist best known as the lead singer, founding member, primary lyricist, and sole continuous member of the alternative rock band Primal Scream. Born on June 22, 1961, in Glasgow, Scotland, he grew up in a working-class family in the Springburn area before moving to [...] The post Bobby Gillespie Siblings: Get to Know Graham Gillespie appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Government orders crackdown on peanut butter brands over aflatoxin contamination

Government halts production and sale of Nutie, Kismat, Pannaj, and Muleka peanut butter products due to high aflatoxin levels, directs counties to ensure compliance.

CS Kagwe Announces New Rules Affecting All Livestock Exports

The CS has said that the changes are in line with the international standards for animal product traceability and will take effect immediately.

Masii: From sleepy town to fast-growing hub without sewerage system

As its skyline rises and businesses multiply, the town's rapid expansion is exposing glaring gaps.

Nyandarua leaders nudge potato farmers towards coffee

Nyandarua, known for its irish potatoes, is looking to join the coffee growing league.

Trump threatens to blow up Iran's energy sources in latest tirade

Trump also threatened to attack the desalination plants that supply clean water in Iran.

Kanu escalates fight to block auction over Sh212 million power debt

The independence party is challenging the planned sale of land to recover a Sh212.8 million...

Inside CAF's rigorous specifications for 2027 Afcon stadiums

CAF requires the host nation to provide six stadiums, along with one reserve stadium.

Mudavadi Details Govt's Stance on 'Relocating' Nairobi Amid Flooding Risks

Nairobi has faced severe challenges in recent weeks, including flooding, prompting calls to relocate Kenya's capital.

Governors demand withdrawal of 'illegal' early childhood teacher training merger

Students pursuing B.Ed. in ECDE are reportedly being excluded from government support.

Strait of Hormuz: Why hasn't Trump used force to secure it?

Iran's proximity to the Strait allows it to use low-cost drones and surface vessels that are...

Is lighter sleep a normal part of ageing?

Older brains still need to rest, but they find it harder and do it more superficially.

PS Oluga tells leaders to stop politicising SHA

Why do men sexually harass women at work? Expert insights

Research confirms sexual harassment is a mechanism for maintaining gender hierarchies.

Women love men that sell them a dream

A chance encounter at an elite Kileleshwa dinner party leads to an unlikely connection.

General without an army? Ruto's allies face public backlash in Mt Kenya

Political pundits warn that the 87pc dominance enjoyed by Ruto in 2022 is at risk due to...

Winnie Wadera: The woman rewriting the script on teen pregnancy

The mentor from Nyalenda who says Kenya is investing in schools and ignoring what happens at home

How covering Gen Z protests and East Africa crackdowns earned Madowo rights award 

'I don't consider myself a human rights defender, I'm just a journalist speaking truth to power.'

Women's Group Threaten to Boycott 2027 General Elections

The announcement comes at a time when the majority of Kenyans are gearing up for the highly anticipated 2027 general elections.

Partial government shutdown becomes the longest in US history

The partial US government shutdown has become the longest in American history, as lawmakers in Washington continue to fight over funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). On Sunday, the shutdown reached 44 days, surpassing the previous longest funding lapse, which ended in November 2025. The current impasse has led to chaos at airports, [...] The post Partial government shutdown becomes the longest in US history appeared first on Kahawatungu.