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Uhuru Kenyatta can pull some fancy footwork. He delivered his keynote speech at the launch of his new party TNA in a formal business suit, then doffed jacket and tie to join the youngsters at the music concert. Read more…
High growth rates, technology parks, colourful airports, modern commuter trains, more fibre optics, more power, more jobs, and more engineers. That is Kenya’s Vision 2030 dream before reality kicks in. Read more…
The Anglican Church in Kenya has banned politicians from taking political campaigns to its places of worship. Read more…
Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta on Sunday launched The National Alliance TNA party amid pomp and colour. Read more…
The market for traditional sweet potatoes and arrowroots has never been so good. Urban Kenyans have started to understand the ill effects of refined, fatty, salty and sugary breakfasts. Read more…
In the recent past, Kenyans have been waking up to news of high profile cancer patients in the country.
Only recently, veteran politician Martin Shikuku was admitted to a Nairobi hospital after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Public Health Minister Beth Mugo, her Medical Services counterpart, Anyang’ Nyong’o, former chairman of the defunct Electoral Commission of Kenya, Samuel Kivuitu, East African Community Permanent Secretary, David Nalo, and various other personalities are battling with various forms of cancer. Read more…