Former Nairobi governor acquires limited-edition tri-fold smartphone, one of 500 units produced globally, highlighting the premium push in foldable devices. Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has reportedly purchased Kenya’s first Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold, a limited-edition smartphone priced at KSh 609,000 (around USD 5,300). Only 500 units of the device…
Nanyuki Hosts Successful Non-Profit Badminton CSR Tournament as Nina’s Products Leads Nutrition Sponsorship.
The nonprofit badminton corporate social responsibility and youth development tournament that was held last weekend in Nanyuki strategically positioned several brands and leaving behind an impactful milestone as teams and communities promoted their products The tournament that brought together young athletes, corporate partners, and community stakeholders in a powerful celebration…
LDP Warns of Imminent Collapse at Kenyatta National Hospital, Blames Governance Failures
LDP Warns of Imminent Collapse at Kenyatta National Hospital, Blames Governance Failures Nairobi — The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has raised alarm over what it describes as the imminent collapse of Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), warning that continued mismanagement at the country’s largest referral and teaching hospital poses a serious…
JKUAT responds to Student’s Portal Hacking
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has firmly rejected widespread social media reports alleging that its student portal was hacked, resulting in the deletion of fee balances and academic records. The claims circulated over the weekend after students reported that their portals were either inaccessible or displaying missing…
AG Urges Treasury to Halt Collecting Ksh.50 e-Citizen Convenience Fee
The Attorney General Dorcas Oduor has recommended the Cabinet Secretary for Treasury and Economic Planning John Mbadi to fully observe with the orders delivered by Justice Chacha Mwita stumbling the collection of the KSh50 e-Citizen expediency fee. This order follows a recent decision by the Court of Appeal, which terminated…
Embu JSS Intern Teachers Threaten January 2026 Strike Over Delayed Confirmations
By Murugi Ndwiga Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers in Embu County, under the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), have threatened to strike in January 2026 over the delayed confirmation of 20,000 intern teachers. KUPPET is demanding that the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and the Ministry of Education…
Embu Women Traders Cry Out Over Sexual Harassment and Extortion by County Askaris
By Murugi Ndwiga Over a hundred women traders in Embu Town are crying out for justice after enduring what they describe as rampant sexual harassment, intimidation, and extortion by county council askaris, locally known as “Kanju.” The traders, who operate in various markets across the town, say the officers have…
Embu Dairy Sector Gets KSh 77.9 Million Boost in Modern Milk Coolers
By Murugi Ndwiga Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Mutahi Kagwe, has urged dairy farmers in Embu County to scale up milk production and take advantage of the growing market for dairy products both locally and regionally. Speaking in Kanja and Kairuri grounds in Embu County, during the flagging-off…
Mbadi urges striking dons to accept dues in bids
The National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary FCPA John Mbadi have urged dons to accept their owed payments in instalments due to existing fiscal constraints in the government While appearing before the Education Parliamentary Committee on the lecturers’ strike on Tuesday 4th 9 October, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi said that…
Delay in Orthodox Line Costs Rukuriri Tea Factory Millions in Farmer Bonuses
By Murugi Ndwiga Rukuriri Tea Factory has voiced frustration over delays in completing its long-awaited orthodox tea processing line, saying the setback has denied farmers the opportunity to earn higher bonuses this year. Speaking during a meeting with tea buying centre committee members, Factory Board Chairperson Joseph Rwanjau said the…