Entertainment

Timmy T Dat Announces Salvation at Nairobi Gospel Event

Patricia Waigwa February 3, 2026

Kenyan musician Timothy Owuor, known as Timmy T Dat, has declared his salvation. Consequently, his announcement shocked and inspired fans nationwide. The former secular artist revealed his decision during Eko Dyda’s album launch. The Nairobi event also doubled as the rapper’s birthday

International Sports

Charlton Athletic Sign Kenyan Defender Collins Sichenje

Patricia Waigwa February 3, 2026

Charlton Athletic have confirmed the signing of Kenyan defender Collins Sichenje. Consequently, the 22-year-old joins from Serbian side FK Vojvodina. The London club announced the transfer on February 2, 2026. He signed a three-and-a-half-year contract running until June 2029. Sichenje becomes Charlton’s seventh signing of the January window. Meanwhile, coach Nathan Jones

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Njoro Girls School Closed After Student Death Triggers Protests

Patricia Waigwa February 3, 2026

Njoro Girls Senior School in Nakuru County has closed indefinitely after deadly unrest. Consequently, authorities intervened following protests over a student’s death. Tensions rose on Monday as parents and residents gathered outside the school. They demanded answers surrounding the death of 18-year-old Brenda Akinyi. Police dispersed crowds after protesters stormed the

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Biez Kaviru Completes Kitui–State House Walk to Raise Cancer Awareness

Patricia Waigwa February 3, 2026

Kenyan musician and activist Biez Kaviru has completed a high-profile cancer awareness walk. As a result, his journey immediately sparked a national conversation about healthcare reform. Kaviru, born Eric Mutuku Mwinzi, trekked from Kitui to Nairobi in four days. Along the way, he mobilized communities across Kitui, Makueni, and Machakos counties. Supporters steadily

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CBK Warns Kenyans Against Defacing Notes in Money Bouquets

Patricia Waigwa February 3, 2026

The Central Bank of Kenya has warned the public against using banknotes for decorative displays. Consequently, money bouquets now attract legal scrutiny. In a notice dated February 2, 2026, CBK condemned folding, pinning, or gluing notes. Officials classified these acts as currency mutilation. The bank stressed that defaced notes undermine the integrity of Kenya’s

Politics

Oburu Odinga Clarifies DP Talks as ODM, UDA Intensify 2027 Negotiations

Patricia Waigwa February 2, 2026

ODM leader Oburu Odinga has dismissed claims that he wants the deputy president’s seat. However, he confirmed active negotiations with UDA ahead of 2027. Oburu spoke in Kisumu during the issuance of Nyota funds. He appeared alongside President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki. Oburu Addresses Deputy President Speculation Oburu assured Kindiki that ODM […]

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Thika Road and Outering Paralyzed as Matatu Strike Hits Nairobi

Patricia Waigwa February 2, 2026

Chaos engulfed Nairobi on Monday morning after some matatu operators ignored calls to suspend a planned strike.  Consequently, traffic along Thika Road and Outering Road came to a complete standstill. Kariobangi Roundabout Blockade Forward Travellers matatu operators reportedly parked vehicles across Kariobangi Roundabout. As a result, Outering Road became impassable. The

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Armed and Intoxicated: Concern Grows Over Police Pub Culture in Kenya

Patricia Waigwa February 2, 2026

Police officers in Kenya often relax in pubs after demanding shifts. However, uniformed drinking increasingly triggers safety risks and disciplinary trouble. Although socializing helps officers unwind, armed intoxication creates unpredictable public situations. Consequently, authorities warn that such behavior damages professional credibility. Rising Cases of Disciplinary

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Kenyan Schools Deploy Police Sniffer Dogs to Fight Drug Abuse

Patricia Waigwa February 2, 2026

Several Kenyan high schools now use police sniffer dogs to stop illegal substances entering campuses. Consequently, administrators report improved discipline and safer learning environments. This strategy follows repeated unrest and arson incidents linked to student drug abuse. Therefore, schools increasingly partner with security agencies for preventive inspections. Why

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The “Brick in the Bag” Soya Scam Exposes Traders to Heavy Losses

Patricia Waigwa February 1, 2026

Weight-Inflation Fraud Shakes Agricultural Trade Local traders are reporting major losses after discovering bricks hidden inside sacks of soya beans. The fraud artificially inflates weight and undermines trust within the agricultural supply chain. As a result, many honest merchants now face financial and reputational risks. The scheme remains simple but highly effective