- 26 July, 2025
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KENYA TO START VACCINATIONS FOR PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS
Children under the age of 18 years could be vaccinated against COVID-19 starting January next year. Dr. Willis Akhwale who chairs the National Task Force
FORMER PRISON OFFICER ARRESTED FOR STABBING A TEACHER TO DEATH JUST FOR LOVE
Panic gripped Baringo valley and its environs, Nyota ward in Kuresoi North sub-county of Nakuru county, after a primary school deputy headteacher in his forties
JASON DERULO BREAKS UP WITH JENA FRUMES
Jason Derulo announces the break up with Jena Fumes months after baby boy’s birth. American singer Jason Derulo and Jena Frumes have split. “She is an amazing mother
JEFF KOINANGE AND NICK ODHIAMBO LAUNCHES A NEW HOT 96’S STUDIO
Hot 96 has unveiled a new studio where Jeff Koinange and Nick Odhiambo had the pleasure of hosting the first show in the newly revamped
OFFICER WAKES FROM 9-MONTHS COMA, FINDS HE WAS DESMISSED FROM NPS
Constable Rueben Kimutai Lel who was based at Jogoo Road police station has come out of a nine-month coma at Kenyatta National Hospital where he
MUDAVADI UNVEILS NEW PARTY SECRETARY GENERAL
Musalia Mudavadi unveils new party secretary general, promises to work with youth.The Amani National Congress party (ANC) has unveiled a new secretary-general to fill the
COVID-19 KENYA
Kenya administers 3.5 vaccines as death toll hits 5,045.Kenya has so far administered 3,507,836 vaccines across the country, the Ministry of Health has announced. Of
ODM Questions Jimmy Wanjigi
ODM questions Jimi Wanjigi motive as fight for presidential ticket looms.ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna plans to present to the National Executive Council (NEC) businessman
Father Declines Government scholarship Because of His Children’s Age-Senegal
Brainy girls- Senegalese 13-year-old twin sisters Aminata (R) and Ramtoulaye (L) Diaw, both graduated high school with a diploma in life and earth science in
Africa Deserves a Permanent UN Security Council – Malawi President.
“We want Africa to have at least one permanent seat on the UN Security Council.” The President of Malawi Lazarus Chakwera tells Larry Madowo that
