Compensation without justice is a recipe for more State impunity

The government's announcement that it will compensate victims of protests has stirred deep unease, which is rooted in the reality that compensation without justice is an empty gesture.

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Second term is not a right, Ruto must earn it through results

To the masses, Ruto’s campaign felt like a refreshing break from the entitled, parasitic political class that had long thrived on exclusion.

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Why Ruto should earn, not inherit a second term

A troubling narrative has been gaining traction among President Ruto’s close allies that he must be granted a second term simply because his predecessors, served two terms.

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Conclave meet; Africa and Asia may hold the key to the future of Catholics

The conclave is among the most geographically diverse in history, mirroring a Church where Africa and Asia account for a growing share of the 1.4 billion global Catholic population.

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Uproar over police promotions as officers allege bias and favoritism

Nairobi Region Commander Adamson Bungei has faced scrutiny for his rapid rise, with critics noting he was promoted three ranks in just 30 months—a climb that typically takes a decade.

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The elusive dream: Is the world ready for a Pope from 'fast rising' Africa?

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Compensation without justice is a recipe for more State impunity

The government's announcement that it will compensate victims of protests has stirred deep unease, which is rooted in the reality that compensation without justice is an empty gesture.

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Second term is not a right, Ruto must earn it through results

To the masses, Ruto’s campaign felt like a refreshing break from the entitled, parasitic political class that had long thrived on exclusion.

By 1 month ago

Why Ruto should earn, not inherit a second term

A troubling narrative has been gaining traction among President Ruto’s close allies that he must be granted a second term simply because his predecessors, served two terms.

By 1 month ago

Conclave meet; Africa and Asia may hold the key to the future of Catholics

The conclave is among the most geographically diverse in history, mirroring a Church where Africa and Asia account for a growing share of the 1.4 billion global Catholic population.

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Uproar over police promotions as officers allege bias and favoritism

Nairobi Region Commander Adamson Bungei has faced scrutiny for his rapid rise, with critics noting he was promoted three ranks in just 30 months—a climb that typically takes a decade.

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The elusive dream: Is the world ready for a Pope from 'fast rising' Africa?

Is the world ready for a Pope from ‘fast rising’ Africa?

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Compensation without justice is a recipe for more State impunity

The government's announcement that it will compensate victims of protests has stirred deep unease, which is rooted in the reality that compensation without justice is an empty gesture.

By 1 month ago

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Second term is not a right, Ruto must earn it through results

To the masses, Ruto’s campaign felt like a refreshing break from the entitled, parasitic political class that had long thrived on exclusion.

By 1 month ago

Why Ruto should earn, not inherit a second term

A troubling narrative has been gaining traction among President Ruto’s close allies that he must be granted a second term simply because his predecessors, served two terms.

By 1 month ago

Conclave meet; Africa and Asia may hold the key to the future of Catholics

The conclave is among the most geographically diverse in history, mirroring a Church where Africa and Asia account for a growing share of the 1.4 billion global Catholic population.

By 4 months ago

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Uproar over police promotions as officers allege bias and favoritism

Nairobi Region Commander Adamson Bungei has faced scrutiny for his rapid rise, with critics noting he was promoted three ranks in just 30 months—a climb that typically takes a decade.

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The elusive dream: Is the world ready for a Pope from 'fast rising' Africa?

Is the world ready for a Pope from ‘fast rising’ Africa?

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The elusive dream: Is the world ready for a Pope from 'fast rising' Africa?

Is the world ready for a Pope from 'fast rising' Africa?

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How Gen Z protesters were abducted, extorted by armed hooded men

They would snatch young Kenyans off the streets, from their estates or homes, and vanish with them followed by hours of terror, confusion, and desperate pleas for survival.

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Price of press freedom: Nyaruri's widow opens up on struggles to take care of sons

Journalist Francis Nyaruri's widow shares her struggles and the pain of raising her two sons alone. Francis Nyaruri worked for privately-owned Weekly Citizen newspaper before he went missing

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AI technologies: The double-edged sword of innovation and media capture

Experts fear this technological revolution could be a double-edged sword of innovation and a new toolkit for media censorship.

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No justice for journalists killed and brutalised by police officers

Documented cases of police brutality against journalists reveal a troubling trend of shoddy or nonexistent investigations.

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In France, who do you hate least?

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