Kenya’s Democracy Is Being Tested — And Many Fear It’s Quietly Slipping Away
GETUMAOKEMWA For decades, Kenya has been held up as one of East Africa’s most resilient democracies.…
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Kenya’s 2027 General Election is shaping up to be one of the most economically significant…
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Politics in Kenya is often associated with elections, rallies, court battles, and elite power struggles.…
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Kenya is protesting again. For many citizens, that sentence barely registers anymore. Protests no longer…
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Why the Cost of Living Debate Refuses to Go Away In Kenya today, few conversations…
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Kenya is a young country. Walk through any estate, scroll through social media, or sit…
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Kenya in 2026 does not feel dramatic. There is no single breaking moment. No defining…
Read MoreKCSE Results Shock: Why Your Grades Might Not Decide Your Future After All
As KCSE results continue to shape conversations across homes, schools, and social media platforms, thousands…
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A major public health shift, uneasy economic signals, changing digital habits, and growing public pressure…
Read MoreKenya Wakes Up to High Drama in Sports: Tennis Uproar, League Battles, and Global Glory Hopes
Kenya woke up this morning to a sports landscape charged with controversy, pressure, and global…
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