A growing number of young Kenyans are moving away from traditional university degrees and opting for short, technical courses instead. Rising tuition fees, a...
Siaya County is stepping firmly into Kenya’s digital future following the launch of the Siaya Community Digital Hub in Bondo town. The new facility,...
For decades, many Kenyan schools have relied on punishment ranging from caning to public shaming to enforce discipline. While it may produce short-term compliance,...
Dreaming of financial freedom? Choosing the right career can fast-track your journey to wealth. While hard work matters, picking a high-paying field gives you...
Investigating the government's plan to fund airport expansion using proceeds from privatizing the Kenya Pipeline Company, questioning the transparency of the deal and potential loss of strategic national assets.
Kenyan women took the spotlight as L’Oréal Paris introduced its globally recognised “Worth It” initiative to Nairobi. Through a bold event dubbed Walk Your...
Despite the US-Israel strikes on Iran, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has yet to provide a concrete evacuation roadmap for Kenyans in high-risk zones, leaving families in distress.
Families of deceased soldiers awarded Sh8 million following a recent crash demand transparency on why the amount is significantly lower than international standards and insurance benchmarks.
Despite the rise of streaming, massive Telegram groups are distributing 'leaked' albums from top Kenyan stars for free, costing the industry an estimated Sh500 million annually with zero government intervention.
Following the recent Kenya Theatre Awards where poetry stole the spotlight, an investigation into the 'SMS voting' model reveals how talented but poor artists are being sidelined by those who can afford massive PR budgets and bulk vote purchases.
