By Luchetu Likaka As discussions on constitutional reform gain momentum in Kenya, one issue demands urgent national attention: the introduction of mid-term elections for elected leaders. Although the Constitution of 2010 strengthened democratic governance, experience over the past decade and a half reveals gaps in accountability that limit voters when leaders fail to deliver on
By Winnie Ng’ete, founder of Scalp Therapy Ltd, and also a Family and Intentional parenting advocate. The Tachoni (meaning “We shall be back”) are Kalenjin who were assimilated by the Luhya people of western Kenya, sharing the land with the Bukusu tribe. They live mainly in Webuye, Chetambe Hills, and Ndivisi in Bungoma County, as well
By Francis Mwaura At roughly 12:10 in the morning on May 28, 2026, five girls walked quietly through the dormitory corridors of Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil, Nakuru County. Most of their fellow students were fast asleep. The night air was still. Nothing in the footage captured silently by CCTV cameras mounted along the corridor
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