The Weekly Vision

29/06/2025

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27/06/2025

KDF deployment in maandamano sparks debate: Can Kenya balance security and rights?

By TWV Team The chaotic scenes during the first anniversary of the Gen-Z protests, marked by looting, mugging, property destruction,…

27/06/2025

A wave of confusion and tension has gripped Isiolo County following conflicting reports about the alleged impeachment of Governor Abdi Ibrahim Hassan Guyo.

On 16 June, Justice Heston Nyaga Mbogo issued a High Court conservatory order barring the County Assembly from admitting, processing,…

26/06/2025

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22/06/2025

Discover previously untold stories in this week’s edition of The Weekly Vision ePaper. Visit www.theweeklyvision.net, click on the red button, make your payment, and enjoy reading!

22/06/2025

5 Major Reasons Why the US Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites Could Severely Impact Kenya’s Economy.

By TWV Team In a dramatic escalation of tensions in the Middle East, the United States launched what President Donald…

17/06/2025

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16/06/2025

Forensic revelations in the mysterious death of blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang tear apart the official su***de story and expose a chilling web of torture, cover-ups, and unanswered questions. From broken bones to a possibly faked CCTV blackout, the trail leads straight to the heart of Kenya’s police system, and someone doesn’t want the truth out. Read The Weekly Vision’s exclusive investigation that’s shaking the corridors of power.

16/06/2025

Explosive investigations by The Weekly Vision expose shocking claims of tender manipulation, bribery, nepotism, and abuse of office within the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), the very body meant to fight graft. From inflated renovation contracts to Ksh100 million bribes and shady HR appointments, Integrity Centre may no longer live up to its name. Read the full exposé now and decide for yourself.

12/06/2025

If you can, kindly avoid Nairobi’s CBD for now. Gangs of mostly young men appear to have taken over the streets, harassing passers-by and snatching mobile phones from the public.