By James Obuchere Following the death of Maureen Nyadida-Lukoye, wife of Professor Lukoye W’ Atwoli, his decision to have her cremated in accordance with her wishes has sparked discussion over traditional Luhya funeral practices and cultural obligations. Professor Lukoye W’ Atwoli’s decision to cremate his late wife as per her will must have surprised many,
By Benedict Were There is something deeply troubling about the sight of Burundians lining up outside their embassy in Nairobi with bags and suitcases amid uncertainty over whether Kenya will remain home. I am disturbed by the images from the immigration story, which raise a fundamental question about what kind of country Kenya wants to
By Otieno Ayodo, Lawyer For decades, James Aggrey Bob Orengo has dominated national headlines and daily newspapers, cementing his legacy as a titan of Kenyan politics. His illustrious career spans from serving as one of the longest-serving Members of Parliament for Ugenya Constituency to making history as the pioneer Senator for Siaya County following the
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