Author: Judy Kendi

**Judy Kendi** is a digital journalist with experience in news writing, content production, and hosting. She is passionate about storytelling and delivering engaging, informative content across digital platforms. With a keen interest in current affairs and digital media, Judy brings a professional and relatable approach to journalism, connecting audiences with stories that inform, educate, and spark conversation.

Kalonzo Accuses Ruto Government of Violating Rights After Journalist’s Arrest During Fuel Protests

Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka has criticised President William Ruto’s administration following the reported arrest of Citizen TV journalist Francis Ode while covering...

Leaders Remembers Gen Z Protesters as Ruto Leads Mashujaa Day Celebrations in Eldoret

Mashujaa Day celebrations in Eldoret have brought together tributes to Kenya’s independence fighters, young people who protested for change, political leaders and ordinary citizens...

Ruto Government’s Infrastructure Push Takes Centre Stage as Gladys Shollei Highlights Regional Projects

National Assembly Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss Shollei has defended President William Ruto’s development agenda, pointing to road construction, affordable housing, healthcare reforms and agricultural...

UK Deploys Typhoon Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia Amid Rising Houthi Threat

The United Kingdom is preparing to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s air defences with RAF Typhoon fighter jets and additional military support amid escalating missile and...

From Nairobi to the Counties: The Story Behind Kenya’s Devolved National Holidays

Kenya’s national celebrations have increasingly become a platform for counties to showcase their identity, culture and economic potential beyond the capital. As Uasin Gishu,...

‘Usawa ni Sawa’: Kindiki Calls for Equity and Shared Prosperity in Kenya

As Kenya marks Mashujaa Day, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has reflected on the country’s democratic journey, economic development and the need to improve living...

Over 100 Killed in Sudan Drone Strikes as Attacks Hit Khartoum and Darfur

More than 100 people have reportedly been killed in a series of drone strikes across Sudan, including attacks in the capital, Khartoum, and areas...

Ruto Explains Meaning of “Usawa Ni Sawa,” Cites Jobs, Housing and Farmers’ Earnings

President William Ruto has explained the meaning behind his popular phrase “Usawa Ni Sawa,” linking it to his administration’s efforts to reduce economic inequality...

Shakahola Cult Case: Court Finds Paul Mackenzie Guilty as Sentencing Set for November

The Shakahola tragedy has reached a major legal milestone after the High Court in Malindi convicted self-proclaimed pastor Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 28 others...

No Property Stolen: Police Probe Killing of Elderly Couple in Nyamira Village

83-year-old Jacob Ragera and his wife died after a suspected attack at their home in Enchoro village. Neighbours believe the incident happened during heavy rain...

Shakahola Massacre: Court Set to Deliver Verdict in Paul Mackenzie’s 191-Murder Trial

Three years after the discovery of mass graves in Shakahola Forest shocked Kenya and drew international attention, a Mombasa court is expected to deliver...

Macron Rejects Interior Minister’s Resignation After Deadly Protests Rock France

French President Emmanuel Macron is facing mounting pressure following a wave of violent demonstrations over the cost of living that left thousands arrested and...

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