Rachael Otuoma, widow of the late Kenyan footballer Ezekiel Otuoma, addresses criticism over her decision to move forward with a new relationship just months after her husband’s passing. In a candid TikTok live session, she defends her choice to find happiness again, sparking a broader conversation about grief, societal expectations, and personal healing.
Jubilee Party leader Uhuru Kenyatta announced a Special National Delegates Conference to be held at Jockey Club, Nairobi, at the end of the month, focusing on party strategy and policy.
MPs voted against Nominated MP Sabina Chege’s motion to compel State officers to seek treatment in public hospitals, leaving them free to choose private or public facilities.
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah declared his net worth between Ksh.100 million and Ksh.200 million, emphasizing non-monetary campaign strategies for 2027.
President William Ruto has declared himself Kenya’s most accomplished leader, pledging to accelerate his development agenda and deliver transformative projects across the country.
The Auditor General revealed financial irregularities in the eCitizen platform, including KSh128 million diversion and KSh1.8 billion in unauthorized fees, prompting PAC action.
Kenyan comedian YY breaks his silence following the viral wedding of his ex-partner Marya Okoth to lawyer Okula Jack. This article explores YY’s response, the public’s reaction, and the couple’s past, offering an in-depth look at the unfolding drama in Kenya’s celebrity scene.
DCP Deputy Party Leader Cleo Malala is set to appear before the DCI in Kakamega on Friday following a helicopter landing at Mumias Sports Complex during a school game final.
A new report highlights a significant surge in kidney disease across Kenya, with an estimated 4 to 5 million Kenyans affected, particularly young people, many unaware of their condition.
Kenyan businessman Kennedy Rapudo responds to viral cheating allegations, clarifying a misrepresented encounter and defending his relationship with Amber Ray. This article delves into the controversy, his response, and the couple’s history, offering a detailed look at the unfolding drama.
Kenyan comedian Crazy Kennar and his partner Natalie Asewe celebrate the arrival of their baby girl, a moment of profound joy following the heartbreaking loss of their son in 2023. This article explores their journey through grief, resilience, and the hope brought by their newborn daughter.
The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) is warning Muslims to be vigilant against fraudsters posing as legitimate Hajj travel agents. Victims risk losing thousands to fake pilgrimage packages.
