Wananchi Reporter
347 Articles
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Likoni: Family in agony as body of boy who drowned yet to be retrieved
A family in Likoni constituency, Mombasa county, is in agony as it is yet to trace the body of their 12-year-old son who drowned near Senti Kumi beach.
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WANANCHI OPINION: Kayole demolitions: Gov't must factor human element and re-evaluate affordable housing
It is essential to consider the broader context of housing in Nairobi.
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WANANCHI OPINION: The dos and don'ts to avoid becoming broke this festive season
Thoughtful gifting doesn’t have to be expensive. Handmade presents, personalized items, or experiences like spending quality time together often carry more meaning than costly, impersonal purchases.
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Donkey owners stage a 'meat strike' after surge in animal theft during Christmas festivities
Nancy Chepkurui, another local, said residents will stage a demonstration against the perpetrators, adding that they will go on a meat strike so that there is no market for the donkey meat.
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Wananchi Opinion: It’s time we digitized our art more to ensure creative posterity
It is not enough that Kenyans are among the leading users of smartphones in the world – with numbers of users hitting a crescendo.
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WANANCHI OPINION: Men, empowered women are not a threat to your masculinity
On December 10, concerned citizens participated in the #EndFemicide march to demand an end to the escalating cases of gender-based violence (GBV), particularly femicide.
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Body of unidentified man found in the Indian Ocean
The body has been taken to Coast General Hospital mortuary.
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Dear Gen Z, don't forget the events that have shaped the year; pick the lessons
It’s high time I wrote to remind you of lessons that, although loud and evident, are often quickly forgotten.
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Pangani footbridge: Daredevil pedestrians risk life and limb trying to save minutes
Many people are reportedly avoiding using the footbridge claiming the structure is too long and winding, therefore taking away precious minutes.
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Christmas travel rush: Nairobians dash to book buses amid shortage
A number of public transport service providers in Nairobi have often taken advantage of the situation, charging exorbitant fares upcountry leading to chaos and suffering.