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Fabian Kaburu’s story is one of resilience and determination, showcasing how far hard work and perseverance can take someone. Born in a humble background, Kaburu had to drop out of high school in 2001 due to financial difficulties, despite being a top student in his class. After moving to Nairobi in search of better opportunities, he worked various odd jobs, including as a shamba boy, before landing a security guard position. During his time as a guard, Kaburu made the bold decision to return to school and complete his secondary education as a private candidate in 2016.​ By 2017, Kaburu…

Morara Kebaso, a prominent activist and lawyer, has garnered widespread attention for his efforts to hold the government accountable by exposing stalled projects across Kenya. In a recent event in Githurai, he was warmly received by residents due to his vocal criticism of unfinished development projects initiated by the government. His investigations revealed that many projects, including roads and other infrastructure, had been launched multiple times without being completed. This resonated with many Kenyans who feel frustrated by the slow pace of development. In Githurai, Morara’s message of transparency and accountability struck a chord, with people appreciating his bold stance…

The remark, “MP Ruku, unaonekana kichwa yako ni kubwa lakini mafikra iko kando ya kichwa chako,” was part of an incident where an Embu elder publicly criticized MP Ruku. The elder’s words, though humorous, conveyed deep dissatisfaction with the MP’s actions or leadership. The elder essentially pointed out a gap between the MP’s perceived intelligence or leadership based on his appearance and the actual decisions or actions he was taking. This occurred during a community event where the elder spoke on behalf of other residents, voicing their frustrations with MP Ruku’s performance in office. The phrase became a symbolic way…

The students of St. Charles Lwanga School, Kitui, recently displayed immense warmth and appreciation when they welcomed their principal back after his recovery from illness. This joyous occasion highlighted the deep bond between the students and their principal, a figure they respect for his leadership and guidance. The event was more than just a reunion; it was a celebration of resilience and a reminder of the school’s strong community spirit. The principal’s absence had been felt across the school, and his return signified the continuity of leadership and a renewed sense of hope. Such moments reflect the core values of…

A fire broke out at the Migori County Assembly store on the evening of September 18, 2024, prompting a police investigation. The blaze started around 6 p.m. and is believed to have been caused by a county employee burning waste at a collection point nearby. Unfortunately, the flames spread quickly to the assembly’s makeshift store, completely engulfing it before the county firefighting team managed to bring the situation under control. The fire destroyed property of yet undetermined value​. Authorities are continuing to probe the incident, though early reports suggest no foul play. However, the fire raised concerns as it occurred…

A recent incident in Nigeria involved a man who allegedly killed a police officer, creating confusion during his apprehension. When authorities attempted to arrest him, bystanders mistook the arrest for an abduction, leading to significant public interference and making the arrest more difficult. Such incidents reflect ongoing concerns about law enforcement operations and public safety in Nigeria, where misunderstandings between citizens and police can complicate matters. In another related event, the Nigerian police arrested a suspect involved in the kidnapping and murder of a young student. Public perception of arrests can sometimes lead to unexpected complications, as in this case,…

Bradley Marongo, popularly known as the ‘Goliath Gen Z,’ has captivated the public with his remarkable height of 8 feet, which makes him stand out in any crowd. Born and raised in Kenya, Marongo has become a well-known figure, especially after gaining attention during the protests against the Finance Bill 2024. His imposing presence during these events, where even police were intrigued by his size, catapulted him into the limelight. At just 27 years old, Marongo has leveraged his newfound fame to secure several brand deals, collaborating with companies like Khushi Motors and Robimax Auto Trading. These partnerships are helping…

A burial ceremony in Kapseret turned chaotic when a nominated MP was chased away by angry mourners after he began making political remarks during the solemn occasion. The incident occurred as tensions rose, with attendees objecting to the MP’s decision to politicize what was meant to be a respectful farewell. This kind of disruption is not uncommon in Kenya, where political figures often face backlash when they divert attention from the occasion at hand to promote their political agendas. Mourners in Kapseret expressed their frustration by demanding the MP leave, emphasizing that the burial was not the right place for…

Goliath Otesa, known as “Bungoma Goliath,” shared his difficult journey when he traveled to Nairobi with hopes of meeting his brother, Bradley Marongo, popularly known as the “Gen Z Goliath.” Otesa, who stands at 8.4 feet tall, made this journey in search of better opportunities and recognition, especially after seeing the success Bradley had garnered during the protests against the Finance Bill, which brought him attention and brand deals. However, Otesa’s time in Nairobi did not turn out as he had hoped. Despite getting some new clothes and shoes, his expectations of meeting Bradley or achieving similar recognition fell short.…

The incident at Karatina University involves fellow lecturers using vuvuzelas to disrupt classes where some lecturers were found teaching during a strike. This disruption is part of a broader strike led by the Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) and Kenya Universities Staff Union (KUSU), who are protesting delayed salaries and unmet demands from their collective bargaining agreement (CBA). The strike, which began on September 18, 2024, has led to widespread disruption across multiple public universities, including Karatina University, as lecturers demand better pay and fulfillment of prior agreements. Lecturers have been particularly vocal about the lack of salary adjustments promised…