The Battle for Laikipia, a documentary you cannot UNSEE
At the end of the documentary, you feel that something you have seen cannot be unseen. Most of the white people in the audience hurriedly left, piqued.
Business anxious as courts stop DP Gachagua’s removal
Kenyan companies are worried about the implication of a protracted political tension and the challenge of having top state officials working at cross purposes.
Kenyans uproot tea in protest of global price fixing enslaving farmers
The colonial crop has been unable to shed its extractive nature, fixing prices through gatekeeping brokers that has left farmers no choice but to exit this market, for alternatives as free people.
The Price of Justice in Kenya: Journey of SGBV Survivors
Cases of sexual and gender-based violence are frequently mishandled or dismissed due to insufficient evidence, procedural errors, or even bias against the survivor. The burden of proof is placed squarely on the survivor’s shoulders, requiring them to relive their trauma repeatedly in
Black girl Magic
As we made plans for the next five years of our lives, it was clear to us how different they must look. All of us are closer to our 50’s than to our 20’s. The stakes are different. We planned more carefully
Part 2: The Bonus Tea party, Inyali farmers uproot tea bushes
“In tea, everyone who does not grow tea makes money, from the muzungu, the local leaders,, the directors, the brokers, the private, the lorries, it is just the farmer who gets nothing,” one of the farmers said.
Tuju Hotel auctioned for Kes450 million
Mr Tuju and the regional bank were entangled in a web of litigation for almost half a decade, through all manner of courts locally and abroad, taking the case all the way to the Supreme Court.
Why forty slurps different
In my perfect world, I was to have been married to a tall, dark, and handsome man. Living in Lavington with two kids who would be in school at Braeburn and taking a holiday out of the country once a year.
Absa returns to Kisumu day to roll out Foundation programme
Absa Bank launched Absa Kenya Foundation (AKF), its corporate social arm with a seed funding of Sh500 million and a commitment of 1.5 per cent of its annual earnings
DP Gachagua’s accused of killing confidence in Kenyan state in NIS attack
The detail of the investigations, bank account numbers, nature of transactions and trail of the networks used by Gachagua to steal taxes show the hand of the National Intelligence Service