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Recently, Kieni MP Njoroge Wainaina faced the anger of grieving parents at Hillside Academy in Endarasha, following a devastating fire that claimed the lives of 17 pupils. The tragedy occurred during the night when a dormitory caught fire, and the young victims were unable to escape. Many of the students were burned beyond recognition, while others were rushed to the hospital with severe injuries. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but the tragedy has sparked outrage and heartbreak within the community. Parents confronted the MP, demanding accountability and expressing frustration over the lack of safety measures in…

An apartment with a sign reading “THIS APARTMENT IS NOT OWNED BY RUTO” likely reflects concerns among property owners about public misconceptions that their buildings or businesses are linked to prominent political figures like President William Ruto. Over the years, Ruto has been associated with various high-profile properties and business ventures, including real estate investments such as the Osere flats in Rongai, which are said to be worth millions​ The owner of this apartment might want to distance themselves from such associations to avoid unwanted attention, including political or social scrutiny. In some cases, businesses and properties perceived to belong…

The viral video that you’re referring to involves a humorous moment where Gaucho, an outspoken political figure with a grassroots following, was seen trying to advise lawyer Morara Kebaso. Gaucho, who reportedly dropped out of school early, is often seen engaging in political commentary and activism within ODM (Orange Democratic Movement). In contrast, Kebaso is a first-class honors lawyer who has gained attention for his civic engagement through satire and viral skits imitating President William Ruto. Kebaso has used humor and social media to spark important discussions on government accountability. His viral videos, where he mimics political figures, appeal especially…

A recent video has resurfaced showing the 2020 shooting incident involving Embakasi East MP Babu Owino and DJ Evolve (Felix Orinda). The incident occurred at a popular club in Nairobi, where DJ Evolve sustained serious injuries after being shot in the neck. The video reignited discussions around the case, which has been ongoing for four years. At the time of the shooting, Babu Owino was arrested and charged with attempted murder. However, in 2021, DJ Evolve applied to withdraw the charges against Owino. As part of a private settlement, Owino agreed to cover DJ Evolve’s medical expenses, support his family,…

Tensions were high in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) as police were deployed heavily ahead of planned university student protests. The protests, driven by dissatisfaction with government policies and actions, prompted a large deployment of law enforcement officers across key areas in the city. Riot police, equipped with tear gas and clubs, were stationed along major streets such as Kenyatta Avenue and near popular gathering spots like the Archives, which often serves as a focal point for demonstrations. Many businesses in the CBD closed their doors early, fearing potential clashes between protesters and police. The uncertainty surrounding the situation left…

Today, a bus accident occurred at the Roysambu roundabout along Thika Road in Nairobi. The bus, full of passengers, overturned, causing chaos and injuring several people. Emergency services quickly responded, and many of the injured were taken to nearby hospitals. The accident, which happened around 4 PM, reportedly occurred after the driver tried to avoid hitting a pedestrian, losing control of the vehicle in the process. The exact number of casualties has not been confirmed, but witnesses said some passengers were trapped inside the bus before being rescued by emergency crews and bystanders. The incident caused significant traffic disruption in…

Students from the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) joined a nationwide protest on September 9, 2024, as part of a broader campaign against the new university funding model recently introduced by the Kenyan government. The protest, part of the “Tisa Tisa” movement, calls for significant reforms in how higher education is financed, particularly for low-income students who struggle to afford tuition under the current system. These protests are not unique to TUM, as students from several universities across Kenya, including Kenyatta University and Mount Kenya University, are also participating​. The protests stem from frustration with the new funding model, which…

In a shocking incident, a lorry carrying building stones overturned while traveling from Kenol to Murang’a, leaving the driver stranded and in need of urgent assistance. Instead of offering help, local residents quickly gathered at the scene but not for the reason one might expect. Within minutes, they started looting the stones from the overturned vehicle, ignoring the plight of the injured driver. Witnesses report that the situation escalated as more people joined in, taking advantage of the chaos. The overturned lorry had blocked part of the road, but this did little to deter the looters, who carried away as…

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua recently made headlines with his statement, “I must start walking with the wise and stop walking with fools,” during a public event. The statement, made at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), reflected a moment of self-reflection as Gachagua alluded to the need to align himself with people of wisdom and integrity to guide his political and personal journey. This remark appeared to emphasize the importance of surrounding oneself with positive influences and individuals who offer constructive advice, distancing from those who might lead to distractions or poor decisions. Gachagua’s comment also ties into his broader…

Lang’ata MP Phelix Odiwuor, popularly known as Jalang’o, faced a backlash from angry youth during a visit to Nyayo Highrise Ward. The tension arose due to disagreements about employment opportunities and local development projects. Many young people felt sidelined in job allocations, particularly in government and event projects. Jalang’o had previously pushed for 50% of job opportunities at events held in Lang’ata to go to local youth, a move that was met with mixed reactions. While some praised him for attempting to prioritize locals, others, including event organizers, saw it as unfair and impractical​. Additionally, his association with President William…