The Silent Majority

04/03/2025

The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) has announced plans to form a team to negotiate with counties regarding issues related to the Social Health Authority (SHA) and significant medical supplies pending bills.

24/02/2025

Haiti mission

19/02/2025

Dictator himselfu..

19/02/2025

Sudan warning Kenyan government.

14/02/2025

35,000 workers lost jobs, 72,000 HIV patients affected after USAID funding freeze - civil society
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Kenyan civil societies have announced that the 90-day suspension of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) funding has...

14/02/2025

Data from the National Syndemic Disease Control Council (NSDCC) indicates that of the 16,000 new HIV infections reported last year, at least 73 per cent were of people aged 15 to 34.

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Data from the National Syndemic Disease Control Council indicates that of the 16,000 new HIV infections reported last year, at least 73 per cent...

13/02/2025

Important update:
According to the African Union’s election rules, a candidate must secure a two-thirds majority to win. Should no candidate reach that threshold after three rounds of voting, only the two leading candidates will proceed to the final rounds.

13/02/2025

“I’m overqualified to be President of the Republic of Kenya, my age mates are already Presidents. Look at Burkina Faso, the gentleman is 36 years old, he’s already a President…” – MP Babu Owino
Babu Owino

13/02/2025

FORMER Kiambu Governor Waititu fined Sh53.5m or serve 12 years in jail for receiving kicks from contractor for Sh588m road tender; barred from holding public office.

13/02/2025

AUC candidates biographies.
Who is the best candidate?

13/02/2025

SADC has advised their 16 Member States to back Madagascar Candidate Richard Riamandrato in the Saturday AUC Election.

13/02/2025

Nelson Havi: Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has disobeyed a court order. The decision by the three-judge bench was clear—the Speaker does not have the power to determine who is the majority in the National Assembly. But what does he do? He goes ahead and does exactly that.