Features
Facing the Knife, Again: Bearing Witness to the Bagishu Circumcision...
As I bore witness to the young Bagishu men facing the knife, I felt a deep sense of kinship and...
News
Features
Court ruling signals tough times for online gender bullies
A woman leader will be soiled, accused of engaging in sexual activities to ascend to influential and powerful positions with...
Features
Business
Innovative financing emerges as Africa’s key to food security and...
Few sectors offer Kenya as much unexplored potential as agriculture does. Despite contributing to over a quarter of the country’s...
Features
Sci/Tech
Breathing for tomorrow a mother, a doctor, and Kenya’s war...
The air in the paediatric ward is thick with disinfectant and worry. A half-light spills through yellow curtains, softening the...
Sci/Tech
Features
A fever and a failing drug: The silent pandemic and...
When 9-year-old Amina Wanjiku developed a fever and cough in Nairobi’s Eastlands, her mother didn’t worry. It was the kind...
Features
Stolen futures: Childhood lost in the fields and streets of...
The morning mist hangs low over the lush green tea fields of Kericho. At first glance, the scene is idyllic rows...
Education
Features
Bushiangala TTI Breaks Barriers, Sets New Standards in Technical Education
Bushiangala Technical Training Institute (TTI) in Kakamega County has emerged as a shining example of excellence in Kenya’s Technical and...
Features
Grey before time: The science, the stigma, and the new...
When 27-year-old Miriam Achieng first spotted a silver strand glinting through her thick black hair, she thought it was a...
People
Features
CALEB ATEMI: Raila had a soft, tender personality
Baba was a gentle soul. His soft handshake and calm demeanour were a major contrast to the towering, abrasive, militant...
Features
People
Raila’s handshakes: How one man turned rivalry into reconciliation, saving...
When the cameras flashed at the steps of Harambee House on March 9, 2018, the image seemed almost unbelievable. There...