Ruto, Uhuru and the noisy political divorce that has refused to die

They started off as allies, won the presidency but have become bitter rivals.

Traditional divorce: How Luo, Kamba communities untied marriages

Among the Kamba, after marriage was formally dissolved, the husband lost customary rights over...

The 2027 elections and beyond 2030 blueprint debate awakens our alumni group

I have been appointed as the coordinator for Beyond 2030 in Mwisho wa Lami and its environs.

Running in the shadows: Sports stars and invisible battle with mental health issues

Lethal combination of sudden financial ruin and community shaming often drives athletes toward...

Why did they have to die? Blood trail of Ol Kalou poll

A month later, at least three mothers are still mourning their sons.

How courts are reshaping Ruto government

Courts are increasingly intervening in areas traditionally left to the Executive and Parliament.

40,000 dead in 10 years: What ails Kenya's roads

NTSA reckons that rapid increases in human and vehicle populations are part of causes for the...

Embu, Narok and Wajir lead county fiscal performance but lack clear gender budgets

A Council of Governors analysis calls for well-resourced gender departments to improve...

How far has Kenya come in terms of women's representation in politics?

Political battle for Western Kenya gains momentum as Kenya Kwanza closes ranks

Makueni: Seven people die after a minibus overturned and rolled in Kalamba

Senator Boni Khalwale mourns the death of his wife Gloria Sekeiyan

Presidential aspirant panics over AI image of military formation

Those close to him watched, amused, as the politician bemoaned his crumbling ambitions.

Effort to entrench public participation in law vital

Public entities will be held accountable and can be sued if they fail to conduct effective...

Stop tutors' online abuse

Online misconduct sets a dangerous precedent as the children easily copy what these adults do.