Patricia Munyala wants justice for the recent violence against women in Usakos and Okahandja. The Walvis Bay youth leader spoke at a prayer event Thursday, offering comfort to families affected across the nation. She slammed the brutal killings and terror spreading through communities nationwide.
Munyala questioned why communities must live scared, with parents worried about children returning from school safely. She called for local systems through community partnerships to build awareness, trust, create education opportunities, and help people report warning signs. Munyala recalled when police regularly patrolled towns on weekends, creating safety for residents. She noted crime rates stayed lower during those times compared to...
Nigeria might lose Facebook and Instagram soon as Meta faces huge fines from local officials. Three Nigerian agencies want Meta to pay more than $290 million for breaking various rules. The company tried fighting these fines in court but lost its case. Meta said it may need to shut down both platforms to avoid more trouble.
Facebook is the main social media choice for millions of Nigerians, who use it daily for news and talking with friends. Small online shops across the country rely on it to reach customers. Consumer protection officials claim Meta used unfair business practices. The advertising watchdog says Meta ran ads without proper approval.
Data privacy officials demand that Meta ask permission before sending any Nigerian user...
James Kimoi married Ivy Meli at Ol Tukai Lodge in Amboseli with many special guests watching. His father, Gideon Moi, who leads the Kanu party, welcomed Ivy as a daughter during the beautiful event. Former President Uhuru Kenyatta came to see the young couple make promises to each other. Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka also joined the celebration, making it rare to see both leaders in the same place. The family took many pictures together on the happy day.
Gideon felt proud seeing his son start his marriage journey. He asked God to bless the new couple as they begin life together. Uhuru spent time talking with old friends, though he gave no speech. The private wedding brought political friends close again despite their different paths...
Kipchumba Murkomen warns leaders against stirring up trouble among Kenyans. He spoke at a security meeting in Baringo County about treating all troublemakers the same way. The government will act against anyone causing ethnic tension, regardless of their position. He plans to talk directly with politicians who create problems.
Police must work without political pressure when handling these cases. No special treatment exists for certain areas or political friends. Murkomen praised Operation Maliza Uhalifu for bringing peace to the Kerio Valley. Local groups help keep the peace through teamwork with officers. Security teams meet often to improve their plans.
The ministry held talks last week across Rift Valley counties. Regional...
Uhuru Kenyatta joined Kalonzo Musyoka at James Kimoi's wedding. They watched Gideon Moi celebrate his son's marriage to Ivy Meli. The private event brought family and friends together.
Both leaders made rare public appearances at the ceremony, and their visit showed lasting ties between these key political figures. James married in a mix of cultural traditions and modern style. Guests enjoyed the warm welcome from the Moi family hosts. Everyone noticed how the day centered on unity.
Kalonzo praised the couple during his speech, talking about how the Moi family keeps good values alive. Uhuru said nothing formal but chatted with many guests. The wedding caught the public's eye because famous people came. It reminded everyone how these...
Fred Matiangi returned home to huge crowds. People filled the streets across Kisii to see him. His car drove through several towns, where fans waved signs. Leaders from the area joined him during the trip. He thanked everyone for standing with him.
Matiangi told the cheering masses he wanted to lead Kenya. He plans to quit his World Bank job soon and promised to return for good after finishing his current work. Many view him as strict but fair from his time as the Interior Cabinet Secretary. Residents climbed onto the shops to see him pass.
Nyamira gave him the same warm welcome later that day. This marks his first major public event since leaving office. Based on the turnout, his power in the region remains strong. He asked people to...
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi feels enemies surround him everywhere. He claims people want him gone after his recent arrest for money problems. He blames corrupt groups and rival leaders for trying to remove him from office. He told people at Ngoliba market he would finish his five years despite these attacks. He gave out free fertilizer during this visit.
Wamatangi says his troubles come from fighting against land theft and money waste. He argues with lawmakers about who should build markets across the county. He believes this job belongs to county leaders, not national representatives. He says fights have broken out over these projects, with some people hurt. He refuses to give up control because local governments should handle...
Raila Odinga said no to changing laws for the NG-CDF fund. He spoke at a funeral in Thika against plans to change rules about money control. Parliament wants power over this cash that should help poor areas. The High Court has already ruled that this fund breaks the law.
MPs refuse to pass a bill giving counties their money unless they keep control of the fund. The law says counties should receive 15 percent of the national money. This battle stops road repairs as the treasury holds onto billions. Raila believes county governments should handle local projects without national interference.
He asks why national leaders build markets or houses when county teams can do this work. If they had full control, counties could use 35 percent of...
Fred Matiangi wants to be president. On May 2, he told people at Gusii Stadium that he would try for the top job in 2027. He plans to leave his World Bank job soon to start his campaign. Many asked him to run because they believed he could fix Kenya.
He will go abroad for three weeks to finish his current work before coming back for good. The former Cabinet Secretary reminded crowds that he works hard day or night. He asked the Gusii people to sign up as voters before the next election. His speech brought hope to many who feel the country has problems.
Large crowds forced him to change locations from Kisii Capital Roundabout to the stadium. People packed the streets to see him arrive in town, and businesses stopped as his car passed...
