matters of importance affecting Kenya
(Photo courtesy The Standard) By Hilda Kavai (hildahnkavai@gmail.com) President William Ruto lifted a 10-year ban on Genetically Modified (GM) crops on October 4, 2022, allowing their importation into the country. As expected, the move has elicited mixed reactions from a variety of sources. Opponents of genetically modified foods have stated that President Ruto acted too […]
(Photo courtesy of Juliung Julius) By Wambui Mwaura Graduation is a special life event that many people look forward to. It is understandable that after the hustling and bustling of campus life; burning the midnight candles, hopping between classes and generally going through the vigor of higher education academic life, that one would want
By Angela Mutayi. The dawn of the 15th of October was not that of a new day alone but also a new phase for Kenyan communication. This is after thousands of unregistered Kenyan SIM cards were suspended by their various telecommunication companies following the set deadline by the Communications Authority of Kenya. Communications had been
{Photo courtesy of Victor Matara} By Nicole Waweru (Email: wanjirunicole28@gmail.com) On Monday 17, October, the selection parliamentary committee began vetting President William Ruto’s Cabinet nominees. The nominees are; Musalia Mudavadi, the former Amani National Congress (ANC) leader with a net worth of ksh.4 billion, Justin Muturi, former speaker of the National Assembly of Kenya with
By Nkatha Wainaina. The Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) on Tuesday night held its 5th edition of the KUZA Broadcasting Awards. KUZA Awards is an initiative of the CAK to recognize and fete broadcasters across Kenya, who demonstrate excellence in their broadcasts in line with the regulatory requirements. The annual event seeks to reward responsible
By Sumaya Hussein Kenyans may face another series of national power outages or rationing soon as the Ministry of Energy struggles to repair five main power towers that collapsed in December 2021. The Ministry of Energy disclosed that it has no funds to procure a tender to fix the Loiyangalani-Suswa transmission line that has been
