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The treatment of the two men in Rumuewhara reflects broader societal views in many parts of Nigeria, where homosexuality is not only criminalized but also seen as taboo within the culture. Public reactions to such incidents often involve extreme measures, as seen in this case, where community members took it upon themselves to punish the men. These actions are fueled by both legal frameworks and deep-rooted cultural norms that condemn homosexuality. Nigeria’s Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act, passed in 2014, further enforces this by making homosexual relationships punishable by up to 14 years in prison. Despite the legal and cultural opposition,…

Peter Salasya, the MP for Mumias East, has made his stance clear regarding the impeachment motion against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. In a fiery speech, Salasya emphasized that the people of Mumias East are fully behind the “Fagia Wote” slogan, a campaign advocating for a complete overhaul of the current leadership. Salasya’s passionate outburst has caught the attention of many, as he strongly supports holding leaders accountable, and he isn’t shying away from expressing his dissatisfaction with Gachagua’s performance. Salasya’s call for the impeachment motion has resonated with many who share similar frustrations about the Deputy President. He has accused…

Reports have surfaced indicating that some vendors are using sulphuric acid to cook groundnuts in an attempt to avoid the rising costs of charcoal. This alarming practice, which poses a serious health risk to consumers, is said to be a result of the increasing prices of traditional fuel sources, making it more expensive to roast groundnuts using charcoal. The use of sulphuric acid, a highly corrosive and toxic substance, has shocked many, as it could lead to severe health complications if ingested. In an effort to cut down on costs, unscrupulous traders have resorted to this dangerous method, prioritizing profit…

Morara Kebaso Snr recently made his first public appearance after a violent attack during a public participation event at Bomas of Kenya concerning Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s impeachment. The attack, which involved goons throwing chairs and physically assaulting him, occurred as he was preparing to speak at the forum. The situation escalated rapidly, leaving Morara shaken and injured. He later shared that he was hurt and needed medical attention following the incident. The attack has sparked widespread outrage, with many Kenyans condemning the violence and calling for accountability. The event, meant to be a platform for civic engagement, was marred…

President William Ruto faced an unusual scenario during a church service at AIC Milimani, where he addressed a congregation with several empty seats. The low turnout was attributed to poor mobilization and increasing public dissatisfaction, particularly due to the controversial Finance Bill 2024. Ruto has traditionally drawn large church crowds, often relying on these settings to convey his political messages. However, this shift suggests a waning public interest, possibly fueled by growing frustrations over economic policies such as harsh taxation and unfulfilled promises. Churches, which have been strongholds of support for Ruto in the past, are now being impacted by…

During a recent event in Nakuru, university students took the opportunity to challenge UDA leaders, giving them a stern lecture that resembled how primary school students might be addressed. The students raised concerns about unfulfilled promises made by UDA leaders and pointed out the disconnect between political rhetoric and the reality they face on the ground. In particular, the students demanded accountability on key issues such as the high cost of living, youth unemployment, and the state of education in the country. Their bold questioning of the leaders was a reflection of their frustration, as they emphasized the gap between…

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua recently made a public plea for forgiveness from President William Ruto during a church service at his Karen residence. Gachagua expressed that if he had wronged the president in any way during their work, he sought forgiveness, emphasizing that his actions were always in service of their leadership goals. He extended this apology not only to Ruto but also to Kenyans and MPs, acknowledging any offense his words or actions may have caused during his time in office​. This comes at a time when Gachagua is facing an impeachment motion, with accusations ranging from constitutional violations…

The accident at the Likoni Ferry crossing has caused panic and concern among witnesses and ferry users. The Chania Executive bus, loaded with passengers from Nairobi to Ukunda, faced mechanical difficulties as it approached the ferry ramp. The bus lost control, swerved, and plunged into the Indian Ocean, partially submerging in the water. The scene was chaotic as rescuers quickly mobilized to respond to the emergency. Initial reports highlight that Kenya Ferry Services divers managed to pull six women to safety, with the help of local volunteers and the Kenya Red Cross​. Rescue operations are ongoing, with divers and first…

Kimani Ichung’wah, the National Assembly Majority Leader, recently found himself caught in political turmoil during a visit to Kiambu County Hall. The tension surrounding him stemmed from the brewing impeachment motion against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Ichung’wah, who has been a prominent figure within the ruling coalition, was targeted by a mob who opposed the motion, highlighting the deep divisions within Kenya’s political landscape. The impeachment motion, spearheaded by various MPs, accuses Gachagua of undermining constitutional principles and engaging in corrupt activities. Critics allege that his inflammatory public remarks have threatened national unity and peace. Gachagua’s supporters, on the other…

The current political atmosphere in Kenya has been highly charged, especially surrounding the impeachment attempts against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Public participation sessions held to gather views on the matter have been marked by disruptions and chaos. For instance, in Nakuru, angry residents chased away officials conducting the sessions, refusing to engage in the impeachment process. These public hearings, intended to be a platform for civil discussion, have instead become battlegrounds of frustration, with many citizens openly protesting against Gachagua and President Ruto’s leadership. Slogans such as “Ruto must go” were chanted, reflecting deep-seated discontent among sections of the public.…