Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has addressed the public after encountering loud boos during media personality Natalie Githinji’s Endometriosis Awareness Concert at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi.The politician was greeted with opposition chants as she took the stage at the event. Comedian and activist Eric Omondi attended the concert alongside thousands of supporters.
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“Tumechoka kuona wasichana wengi,” Why Pipeline tenants want to evict “Kevo,”
Tenants said they don't want to see him aroundThere was drama in Pipeline after tenants at Kyengo building around Transami area demanded an eviction of a young man identified as Kevo over claims of bringing different women to his bedsitter daily.According to residents, the man who reportedly works online from home is said to host up to three different ladies in a single day, something that has caused tension within the apartment block.
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Stars aligning – Gulf Energy /Auron Energy
I have been reading articles regarding the proposed Lamu refinery and the stars seems to be aligning faster than I can say two tutam .First some people bought Tullow oil – Turkana .For the last couple of weeks Dangote refinery talks are being discussed everywhere .This weekend some offshore rigs arrived pale Mombasa port since from the information flying around part of the Turkana crude will be refined pale Lamu .
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Koitalel arap Samoei
n 19 October 1905, Koitalel arap Samoei, the Orkoiyot and spiritual leader of the Nandi, was assassinated by the British during a meeting supposedly convened to negotiate peace.For years, the Nandi had resisted British attempts to seize their land and impose colonial rule. Koitalel stood at the centre of that resistance.
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Mainga leads high-level rail investment talks to boost trade and exports
The investment meeting also drew senior regional and international leadersKenya Railways Managing Director Philip Mainga has intensified efforts to position the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) as a key driver of trade, investment and regional economic integration after leading a high-level investment meeting with diplomats, Chinese investors and private sector leaders aboard the Madaraka Express from Nairobi to Naivasha.
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Mama Ngina Kenyatta
Mama Ngina Kenyatta — The Woman Who Married a President and Gave Birth to OneEarly Life and BackgroundNgina Muhoho, famously known as Mama Ngina Kenyatta, was born on June 24, 1933, in Ngenda, Gatundu, in present-day Kiambu County, Kenya. She was born into a respected Kikuyu family known for its discipline, hard work, and deep cultural values.
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Kangaroo Shuttle Story
Daniel Muri: Tired of Matatu Chaos, He Set Out to Build a Shuttle Company Where Discipline and Dignity MatterMany people who aspire to venture into the matatu sector are always attracted to the alluring thought of raking in thousands of shillings daily. However, this is not always the case given the challenges that have tightly gripped this industry.
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John Kimeli Kemei
Anyone from the older generation will remember John Kimeli Kemei. As a member of the Kenya Prisons Staff Choir, his patriotic and gospel songs once filled homes, churches, and public gatherings across the country.His best known songs include Tumikia Kenya, a call to serve the nation, and Utamanduni Wetu and Lugha Ya Mama, which celebrated Kenya's cultural traditions and language.
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Mathe wa Ngara
"Mathe wa Ngara", real name Nancy Indoveria Kigunzu, is a high-profile Kenyan businesswoman and suspected major drug dealer who gained widespread public attention following a massive anti-narcotics raid on her operations in Nairobi and Kiambu counties. The case captured the public's fascination primarily due to the discovery of Sh13.4 million (approx.
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Stabex International Limited
Who Owns Stabex? Who is Jackson Kiplimo Chebet ?Stabex International Limited was registered in Kenya on 16 January 2009 under the Companies Act, Cap 486. Although incorporated in Nairobi, the company did not establish any meaningful retail presence in Kenya at the start. Instead, its first operational move was across the border into Uganda, opening a single station in Nansana on Hoima Road.