matters of importance affecting Kenya
BY TRACY KAVAI, nyaberakavai@gmail.com The government, through the Ministry of Public Service and Human Capital Development, has extended the medical insurance cover for civil servants until November 21, 2024. Public Service Principal Secretary (PS) Amos Gathecha confirmed that the extension of the Comprehensive Medical Insurance Scheme (CMIS) will ensure “seamless transition and effective service delivery” […]
BY TRACY KAVAI, nyaberakavai@gmail.com Nairobi, October 8,2024- In a historic turn of events, Kenya’s Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was impeached by the National Assembly on October 8, 2024, marking the first such impeachment under the 2010 Constitution. The motion, which garnered overwhelming support, saw 281 members of Parliament vote in favor of his removal, a
By Helga Mbodze Hasmukh Patel, the founder and owner of Mombasa Cement Company, passed away on Thursday, 29th August 2024, at Premier Hospital in Nyali, Mombasa County. Patel had been battling complications for some time before his demise. A philanthropist at heart, Patel made a lasting impact on the coastal region of
by Leeroy Wuone contact info: leeroywuone02@gmail.com {image by KenyaInsights} The late Dr. Joyce Cherono Laboso defeated Isaac Kiprono Ruto to become the first female Governor of Bomet County in the 2017 general elections, running on a Jubilee ticket. Dr. Joyce Laboso took over as the Member of parliament for Sotik constituency after the
By Valarie Maingi. {image by illest} Youths have been revolutionizing governments through protest by challenging systems and demanding justice for a better future. Streets are filled with peaceful youth demonstrators with a mindset of acquiring their rights. Young people have used their voices to challenge the status quo and demand change since way back.
by Ben Ayuko contact info: benayuko@gmail.com {image by GettyImages} If you studied the Kenyan Syllabus, then you have probably heard of the Mangrove Forest and its breathing roots. For those who don’t know, the Mangrove Forest is an interconnected system of trees found on Kenya’s coastline. They really like hot temperatures and swampy areas
