Nairobi's senator unveiled his 2027 vehicle on Oct. 4 with former ODM figures at his side, only days before Kenya marks a year without Raila Odinga. Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna now leads a party of his own, and several leaders who once carried ODM's flag stood beside him when he unveiled it.
Ruto Heads to New York for an Unpredictable Kenyan Diaspora Meeting and UNGA
The Sept. 20 meeting with the diaspora comes a few weeks after his controversial statement banning immigrant hawkers from owning shops in Kenya, a move some in the diaspora view as endangering their lives.
Why AI is Still a Distant Promise for Deaf Students
Kenya is developing AI tools for Kenyan Sign Language, but many teachers say the technology remains more promise than reality
At 90, Veteran Lawyer John Khaminwa Still Works Hard and Dances
The veteran human rights lawyer marked nine decades with a Luhya folk song and five decades of cases that shaped Kenya's constitution.
Kenya Apologizes and Backtracks on Foreign-Trader Crackdown After Attacks on Burundians
Days after President Ruto ordered foreign hawkers to close shop, Burundian traders were attacked. The government has now apologized, opened a registration window, and pushed enforcement back 90 days.
Ruto’s Xenophobic War on Foreign Hawkers Is a Distraction From His Own Jobs Failure
In an act of brazen hypocrisy, the president who built a foreign policy on exporting Kenyan labor now wants to restrict foreign labor at home.
Kenya’s Goon Economy: How Political Violence Became a Business
Profiting from political violence. A rate card born in 1992 has resurfaced, leaving a trail of death and destroyed property, and it still prices bloodshed in Kenya today, though no financier has ever answered for it in court.
A Kenyan School Lunch Programme Wins International Prize in Berlin
The programme started with 25 children and now feeds 660,000 across Kenya, pays local farmers, and employs thousands.
Cyanide Poisoning Suspected in Deaths of 16 Amboseli Elephants
Regulators cleared the tomato farms blamed for 16 elephant deaths, and a new state audit shows why Kenya's pesticide oversight cannot yet answer the question that matters.
The Utumishi Girls Fire Tragedy That Claimed 16 Young Lives
Investigators say forensic analysis of CCTV footage points to a deliberate act of arson. As families mourn, Kenya is once again forced to confront uncomfortable questions about school safety, student welfare and a troubling history of dormitory fires.









