Reporter and staff writer at Getembe News.
Why displaying wealth in rural communities can attract envy, financial expectations and social pressure, making quiet prosperity more appealing than flashy displays of success.
Onyonka wants broad opposition partnerships, but his own shifting loyalties invite scrutiny. Is it principle or political convenience?
As the government's promised completion date approaches, motorists are still waiting for clarity on when the long-delayed dual carriageway will deliver lasting relief from congestion.
Bayern and Ajax are coming to Nairobi, but Harambee Stars allowances remain a concern. Can Kenya balance football glamour with its obligations to local sport?
Kisii has a new park where a dumpsite once stood, but families still struggle to find burial land. Who will answer for the missing cemetery space?
Bomet University graduates its first class, but a charter is only the beginning. Have Ruto’s promises to Kenya’s universities become tangible results?
Over 1.2 million learners are sitting KJSEA, but are senior schools ready? Staffing, labs, funding and career guidance gaps will decide how the second Grade 10 cohort fares.
Leaving a station, leaving journalism and reinventing a career are three different things. Okwara’s departure invites Kenyan media to ask what it is doing to keep its best talent.
Yvonne Okwara has bid farewell to Citizen TV after eight years, telling Kenyans she is “not done building” and urging journalists to keep holding power to account.
More than two years after human remains were found at Kware dumpsite, only five victims have been publicly identified and the prime suspect remains at large. Families are still waiting for answers.