James Simiti

Planned Saba Saba Protests Could Harm Economy, Trade Ministry Warns

Saba Saba Day is observed every year on July 7 to commemorate the 1990 protests that led to Kenya’s transition to multiparty democracy. But authorities are worried this year’s will turn into chaos.

DCI Investigates Gachagua as Oscar Sudi Hints at Looming Arrest

This comes as Kenya Kwanza’s leadership is divided and tensions are high after the June 25 protests which saw destruction of public and private property.

Morara Kebaso Hints Return to Politics Two Weeks After Exit

Kebaso, a civic educator turned politician, had earlier announced his decision to step aside, citing personal exhaustion and disillusionment with the political environment.

Chinese Football Club Fined for Using ‘Evil Spirits’ to Curse Opponents

According to the CFA, the third-tier club used “feudal superstition items”—yellow paper talismans—before their home game against Shanxi Chongde Ronghai on Saturday.

Albert Ojwang’s Uncles Send Message to His Father on How He Should Handle His Mum or Face the Music

The family member also acknowledged past issues in the couple’s relationship and encouraged open communication.
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