Sossion reveals state orchestrated his removal as KNUT Secretary General
On 25th June this year, Wilson Sossion surrendered and bowed out of the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) as the Secretary General. This is…
Articles by Gideon Okware
The uncertainty of IEBC as 2022 approaches
The electoral agency is yet to secure funding for the preparations of the next general elections as 2022 approaches. There will be at least 20,000…
Chief Executive Officer of KFCB Dr Ezekiel Mutua replaced
The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) has appointed Christopher Wambua as its acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) replacing Dr Ezekiel Mutua, with effect from Friday,…
Where will Messi land?
Lionel Messi is now considering other offers with new Football Clubs after the striker’s contract with his club Barcelona came to an end. Yesterday, the…
ANC party accomplishes first phase of grassroots polls
The Political Party Amani National Congress (ANC) led by Musalia Mudavadi has concluded the first phase of its grassroots elections ahead of 2022 polls. This…
President Uhuru nominates 4 IEBC Commissioners
President Uhuru Kenyatta has nominated Juliana Chirera, Francis Wanderi, Irene Cherop and Justus Abonyo Nyangaya to serve as Commissioners in the Independent Electoral and Boundaries…
Abel Kipsang smashes the Olympic record and joins Cheruiyot in 1500m final
Kenya’s star Abel Kipsang set a new Olympic record today as he raced to the final of the 1500m. Kipsang posted 3:31.65, winning the second…
High Court extends orders impeding impeachment of Vihiga deputy governor
The High Court has extended provisional orders by one month and 16 days blocking the impeachment of Vihiga Deputy Governor Dr Patrick Saisi. Justice William Musyoka…
Rihanna is now the wealthiest female musician in the world
According to Forbes, the pop star is worth $1.7 billion (£1.2 billion), with an estimated $1.4 billion coming from the value of her Fenty Beauty…
National Treasury directs ministries to set aside money to cover salary increases for civil servants
The civil servants have something to smile about after the National Treasury ordered ministries to set aside money to cover salary increases for those servants…