Brenda Wanga
211 Articles
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Human rights groups want President Ruto to declare femicide a national disaster
FIDA, alongside LSK and eight other human rights bodies, have faulted the government for failing to address the murders with the seriousness they deserve.FIDA also intends to introduce femicide as a stand-alone crime within the penal code.
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Unemployment crisis revealed as job seekers flood KICC to fill Middle East vacancies
Job seekers were optimistic that they would secure positions in semi-skilled and menial jobs in the Middle East.
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MPs want CBC fully enacted to benefit learners
The National Assembly’s Committee on Education on Thursday voiced concerns that the rollout of the CBC continues to disenfranchise learners in public schools, which are yet to receive sufficient monetary and infrastructural support from the government.
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One-term MP, Deputy President, then civilian: The rise, rise, and fall of Rigathi Gachagua
When he took that oath of office two years ago, before a packed stadium in Kasarani, Gachagua cut the image of a man eager, almost impatient, to ascend to the second-highest office in the land.He had risen nearly meteorically from a businessman, one-term MP, and on to the presidency.
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A politician in a hospital bed during times of crises... the oldest trick in the book
The deputy president's sudden illness during a critical trial is however not the first incident of such. There have been similar incidents in the past.
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High Court bars Hillside Endarasha Academy from reopening boarding section
The school had been closed for more than a month following the fire tragedy that took the lives of 21 boys. The school has since tried to pick up the pieces and restore some semblance of normalcy and was preparing to resume learning for the boarding institution.
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Six more people killed in inter-clan clashes in Tana River
The fighting between the two communities began nearly a week ago in the Anole area before spreading to other villages, including Nanighi.Hundreds of residents from these villages have fled their homes in search of safety and refuge.
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Gachagua impeachment: Kenyans take advantage of public participation to read riot act to MPs
The second day of public participation on the motion to impeach the Deputy President saw the public turn their attention to the workings of their MPs, who led the exercise at the constituency level.
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Nyamira family in distress after five kin killed in one month
The latest tragedy hit the family last week when Jane Nyaboke, 67, and two of her daughters aged 39 and 45 went missing.Their bodies were found dumped in separate thickets within the county, sparking fears that the family may be targeted by persons with unknown motives....
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Parliament's Health Committee clears SHA ahead of rollout
The committee made this declaration after the Cabinet Secretary (CS) and Principal Secretary (PS) for Health provided a status update just hours before the October 1 rollout of SHA.