As the battle rages on land, air, city and villages, the world is turning a blind eye. The warring sides are breaking all known records of warfare, destroying property and killing civilians.
The communication containing 16 names of Kenyatta family members was posted on social media.
Bamboo's copyright claim was in respect of songs “Mama Africa”, “Yes Indeed” and “Move on.” Court had earlier concluded that Safaricom had infringed on his copyright.
Telecommunication giant Safaricom has slammed breaks on musician Bamboo’s celebration after he won a nine-year-old Sh4.5 million worth of copyright claim against it.
For three years, Ngunyi fired acerbic volleys at Ruto’s political side. Nothing good could come out of Ruto’s political wing. They were idiots, murderers, boring, gays, fellowship of thugs et cetera.
The five days were so memorable that the camp staff have been unable to fold the carpet and pull down the lights.
Lopeyok is among the many Turkana intellectuals who have shed off their lofty intellectual garbs and opted, in the old literary words, “to take Makerere back to the people.”
In space and time, Dr Lopeyok was born in the most auspicious of places under the sun; the cradle of mankind, and that is a consciousness he loves to keep.
That a community afflicted by so much adversity- banditry, famine, marginalisation- puts all that aside to celebrate themselves is a great testament that Turkana is indeed a special place.
The Constitution guarantees media freedom, but state actors have greatly eroded this right through attacks on journalists.
Charcoal production is prohibited in Kenya but it goes on unabated with state actors condoning it. Ruto lifted a moratorium on logging but the High Court temporarily suspended the move.
Africa alone has more than enough people needed to solve the labour gap in Europe but the politics of the whole thing is not easy.
For the better part of the year, Ruto pushed a hard bargain in international politics, whether in climate financing, world financial system, over-reliance on the dollar, or international trade.
Except for his broken English and beguiling Swahili which confined him to Kenya, cult leader Paul Makenzi would have gone international.
Editors want the State to emphasize media sustainability and journalists’ welfare, among others term idea of giving one newspaper a contract to circulate government adverts is legal
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