Radio Kikao Kenya

24/08/2026

Ruto threatens Gen-Z after the June 25th nationwide protests.

22/08/2026

From a powerful OCS to an inmate. Former Ruaraka OCS Nahashon Mutua is serving a life sentence after a suspect died in his police station's cells.

21/08/2026

WATCH IT HERE: https://youtu.be/bmwZH2iGhsk

The Inside Story is officially here.

Our investigative documentary series makes its debut on YouTube with our very first episode exploring the story of Sheikh Makaburi.

Accused of financing and facilitating the movement of young men to Somalia, where they allegedly received militant training, Makaburi became one of the most controversial religious figures in Kenya’s recent history.

But what is the full story behind the headlines?

In this episode, we go beyond the allegations to examine his influence, the accusations against him, and the events that shaped his controversial legacy.

12/08/2026

Trying to lose weight but still want a drink? Here are some lower-calorie alcoholic options to know about. 🔞Not for persons under the legal drinking age.

12/08/2026

Trying to lose weight but still want a drink? Here are some lower-calorie alcoholic options to know about. 🔞 Not for persons under the legal drinking age.

03/08/2026

Swahili is a foreign language in Luo land, stay guided! 😂🤣

28/07/2026

Murder and Escape: Suspects' Flight from Kenya to Uganda Ends in Arrest

28/07/2026

13/07/2026

MIKE SONKO SNITCHES ON WAITITU
"WE USED TO SMOKE W**D TOGETHER IN PARLIAMENT TOILETS, HE WAS HIDING IT IN THE SOCKS”

Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko revealed in an interview that he and Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu used to smoke bhang in the parliament washrooms during their time as MPs.

Sonko mentioned that Waititu would hide rolls of bhang inside his socks and they would sneak into the washrooms to smoke. Sonko stated that he was a witness to this behavior, which occurred between 2008 and 2013.

10/07/2026

HOW BACHELORS OF NAMBALE WERE TRICKED INTO TESTING FOR HIV/AIDS WITH PROMISES OF WOMEN FROM UKAMBANI

It appears Kenyans love freebies as exemplified by reports in recent years of stampedes at stadia when entry for events is free, pushing and jumping the queues at relief food distribution centres and shoving each other in the face during promotional events as the public scramble for free t- shirts and caps...

So what happens when the public is invited or believe they have been invited for a ceremony where free wives would be dished out alongside free maize and cash handouts?

For Nambale residents there might have been no stampede following that announcement but the claimed point of distribution of the free wives was nonetheless a crowded zone on Sunday as men rushed to receive the-soon-to-be-distributed wives from the Ukambani region.

And as Judy Kosgei reports, the fact that all that turned out to be a hoax left a bitter aftertaste in the mouths of the men there.