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Married Man Struggles to Mourn His Side Chic Without His Wife Finding Out A married man has spoken openly about a deep emotional struggle that many people rarely admit to—mourning the death of someone he secretly loved. The man, who chose to remain anonymous, revealed that he is dealing with intense grief after the sudden death of a young woman he had been romantically involved with outside his marriage. He described the experience as something he “never imagined” would happen in his life. Who Was the Woman He Loved in Secret? According to a story shared by Naomi Nancy, the…

A heartbreaking incident from Kisumu has taken a new and disturbing turn after one of the women allegedly assaulted by Kibuye Market chairlady, Nyaramba, reportedly lost her pregnancy following the attack. The case, which has already sparked widespread public outrage, continues to raise serious concerns about violence, leadership disputes, and justice for women traders. How the Assault Happened A viral video showed Nyaramba beating two traders — Mercy Okoth and Rozette Adhiambo — using a rod in the open market. The clip, filmed by bystanders, spread quickly across social media and left many Kenyans shocked by the severity of the…

Activist Julius Kamau Arrested After Attempting to Interrupt Ruto’s State of the Nation Address Human rights activist Julius Kamau was arrested outside the National Assembly on Thursday, just moments before President William Ruto delivered his State of the Nation Address. The dramatic arrest happened along Parliament Road, where security had been tightened for the high-profile national event. How Julius Kamau Was Arrested Kamau positioned himself along Parliament Road shortly before the president arrived. His intention, according to witnesses, seemed to be staging a peaceful protest as the Head of State prepared to address the nation. However, police officers manning the…

LIVE: State of the Nation Address – Ruto Marks Third Year in Office President William Ruto has arrived in Parliament to deliver the 13th State of the Nation Address, a moment that comes at a politically unique time, especially after his unexpected “handshake” with the late Raila Odinga earlier this year. This shift has created a broader and more cooperative political atmosphere, compared to last year when the opposition, led by the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), openly pushed back against many of Ruto’s policies. Today, however, the mood in Parliament is noticeably different, with leaders anticipating a more unified national…

President William Ruto has been honoured with the prestigious Confederation of African Football (CAF) President’s Outstanding Achievement Award, presented on Wednesday night, November 19. Although he did not attend the ceremony in person, the award was received on his behalf by Kenya’s Ambassador to Morocco, Jessica Gakinya. The award recognises the Kenyan government’s strong commitment to supporting and expanding sports across Africa. This includes improving sports infrastructure, investing in new facilities, and creating a solid support system to uplift athletes at all levels. During the ceremony, CAF President Patrice Motsepe praised the role that African governments are playing in boosting…

For the last three years of the Kenya Kwanza administration, many Kenyans have questioned why President William Ruto and his Cabinet rarely use the traditional State House boardrooms. Instead, they often hold meetings in open-air spaces just beside the President’s official podium. For a long time, the public speculated about the unusual setup. Some believed the outdoor location was chosen simply to give the Cabinet a bit of fresh air, while others assumed it was a symbolic gesture. But on Wednesday, during the Taxpayers’ Dinner, President Ruto finally explained the real reason behind the shift—shedding light on internal government decisions…

Several students from Samoei Boys High School spent Wednesday night in police custody after they were arrested for allegedly causing chaos and attempting to burn parts of their school. The incident created tension in the area as officers moved in quickly to stop the situation from getting out of control. According to people who witnessed the events, the unrest started at around 8pm when a group of Form Four candidates reportedly tried to set some school buildings on fire. The students are said to have been frustrated during the ongoing Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams. Sources revealed that…

Kenya Condemns New York Times Report Linking Ruto’s Government to Alleged Exploitation of Migrant Workers Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs CS Musalia Mudavadi has strongly dismissed a recent New York Times report suggesting that the Kenya Kwanza administration is involved in activities resembling a “slave trade.” He argued that such claims are false, irresponsible, and intended to mislead the public. Speaking on Wednesday, November 19, after appearing before the National Assembly, Mudavadi assured lawmakers that the government has put firm structures in place to protect every Kenyan working abroad. He stressed that any narrative painting the government as neglecting…

Former Chief Justice David Maraga has launched a strong attack on President William Ruto over the government’s growing labour export programme, which has recently advertised jobs abroad paying up to Ksh200,000 per month. In a detailed statement released on Thursday, November 20, Maraga promised that if he were ever elected President, he would completely abolish the labour export initiative. He described the programme as a form of “modern-day slavery,” arguing that sending Kenyans abroad in search of jobs is not the kind of leadership the country deserves. Maraga said Africa has never fully healed from the painful history of losing…

Governor Orengo Clarifies Remarks on Alleged Call for Nationwide Protests Siaya Governor James Orengo has come out to address claims that he called for nationwide protests, insisting that his words were misunderstood and taken out of context. Speaking on Wednesday, November 19, during an interview on Ramogi TV, Orengo explained that he never asked Kenyans to take to the streets. Instead, he said his earlier remarks were simply a caution to the government about respecting its responsibilities. Orengo emphasised that his statements were misinterpreted, explaining that he meant Kenyans only have the right to protest if the government fails to…