Author: Judith Mwaura
Judith Mwaura is a dedicated journalist specializing in current affairs and breaking news. She is passionate about delivering accurate, timely, and well-researched stories on politics, business, and social issues. Her commitment to journalism ensures readers stay informed with engaging and impactful news.
Today in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD), Hanifa and a growing number of individuals were arrested while participating in a peaceful protest. The demonstration, which began as a call for governmental accountability and economic reforms, quickly garnered attention as security forces intervened. Witnesses report that the protesters were chanting slogans and holding signs advocating for various social issues, including job creation and improved public services. Read Also As the crowd swelled, the police presence intensified, leading to heightened tensions. Despite the peaceful nature of the protest, law enforcement officers moved in to disperse the group, citing public order concerns. The…
A grandmother named Beatrice Shem has gone viral online with how she celebrated her grandson The elderly woman stormed the pitch when her grandson scored his penalty during the secondary school games Heartwarming photos captured the grandma running across the field to hug the young player for a job well done An elated grandmother invaded the pitch to celebrate her grandson’s goal during the secondary school games in Trans Nzoia County, Cherangany Sub County, Kipsaina Zone. The granny named Beatrice Shem was celebrating 17-year-old Linus from Kapsara Secondary School. What took the match into penalties? Her joy was uncontainable when…
Today marks the start of our mission to cleanse our government of political thugs, incompetents, and tax robbers. Kenya belongs to all of us, and it’s our duty to ensure it is governed with integrity and transparency. Standing Against Corruption For too long, our country has suffered under the weight of corruption. Leaders who were entrusted with the power to serve the people have instead served their own interests, siphoning off resources and enriching themselves at the expense of the nation. We can no longer tolerate this betrayal. We must hold these individuals accountable and ensure that those who represent…
A man was apprehended for trespassing in the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Barracks, and the consequences were immediate and severe. Security personnel swiftly detained him, emphasizing the seriousness with which military installations treat unauthorized entry. The man’s ordeal did not end with just being held; he was subjected to a disciplinary measure reminiscent of the rigorous training exercises reserved for recruits. In an attempt to teach him a lesson and deter future trespassers, the man was forced to roll in dirty water, mimicking a notorious drill used during basic training to instill discipline and resilience in new recruits. This humiliating…
Prisoners to be paid salaries and pay tax in new reforms In a groundbreaking move, the Kenyan government has announced reforms that will see prisoners earning salaries and paying taxes while serving their sentences. This initiative aims to transform the prison system into a productive and rehabilitative environment, ensuring that inmates contribute to society both during and after their incarceration. The government has partnered with development organizations, including the Chandaria Foundation, to spearhead the construction of bakeries and the modernization of workshops within prison facilities. Correctional Services Principal Secretary Dr. Salome Beacco revealed that eight key priority areas have been…
On Monday, June 17, a speeding passenger train collided with a stationed Kanchanjungha Express Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her shock over the tragic accident in the Phansidewa area Eight people died on the spot, while over 20 were seriously injured as the rescue team continued providing medical assistance India – Eight people have been confirmed dead following an accident involving two trains on Monday, June 17. The horrible accident occurred early in the morning when a speeding freight train collided with the stationed Kanchanjungha Express. How many people were injured in the train accident? The impact severely damaged three…
A road accident on the dawn of Saturday, June 15, claimed four lives, including that of a police officer A personal vehicle headed for Migori rammed into a canter and other vehicles on the Kisii-Migori Highway after a suspected brake failure Six others sustained injuries of varied degrees on the head, mouth, chest, legs and hands, and were rushed to the Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital for treatment Four fatalities have been confirmed in a tragic road crash at a spot on the Kisii-Migori Highway on the dawn of Saturday, June 15. Police said the crash happened near the Choma…
Honorable DP Gachagua, our nation needs financial policies that prioritize the welfare of all its citizens, not burden them with unjustifiable taxes. When we pass bills like the Finance Bill 2024, we must consider their impact on ordinary Kenyans. This is not the time to impose excessive taxes that exceed their ability to pay. The Finance Bill 2024 contains numerous problematic elements that will do more harm than good. Therefore, I cannot stand by and watch as Kenyans suffer due to unproductive legislation. I will vote NO! It is our duty as leaders to ensure that every decision we make…
Recently, Kenyans gathered at Quiver Lounge were captured on video singing a spirited rendition of “Yote yawezekana bila Ruto,” which translates to “Everything is possible without Ruto.” This phrase has become a popular chant among those expressing dissatisfaction with President William Ruto’s administration. The atmosphere in the lounge was electric, with patrons passionately joining in the chorus, showcasing a growing sentiment among a section of the populace. The song, originally a gospel tune adapted for political purposes, has evolved into a rallying cry for critics of the government. The scene at Quiver Lounge reflects the increasing public frustration over various…
Grandma’s discontent reflects a growing frustration among many citizens who feel betrayed by unfulfilled government promises. The merchandise she once wore with pride has become a symbol of her dashed hopes and broken trust. Burning her UDA merchandise is not just an act of protest but a powerful statement of her disillusionment. For her, the promises of economic growth, improved healthcare, and better infrastructure were more than just campaign slogans—they were assurances of a better future for her grandchildren. In her small village, where news travels fast and the impact of government policies is felt deeply, Grandma’s decision has stirred…
