Obado impeachment motion flops again, speaker claims life is in danger

The County Assembly Speaker Boaz Okoth surprised members who were calmly seated when he adjourned the session, claiming his life was in danger.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 5 years ago

Fishermen protest as Tanzanian authorities seize boats

Sources said the fishermen were apprehended for allegedly trespassing into Tanzania water but they were released after protesting.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 5 years ago

Sugarcane farmers’ unions, millers differ over zoning plan

Taskforce has grouped producers into five regions to address poaching conflict.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 5 years ago

Sony Sugar workers strike demanding salary arrears

They camped outside the offices and the gate leading to the MD’s office for hours chanting "No cash! No pay! No work!"

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 6 years ago

MPs: We'll ensure DP Ruto does not win poll

The leaders said Raila was the best suited to take over from President Uhuru Kenyatta.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 6 years ago

Migori Senate candidates warned against poll chaos

Authorities have warned candidates in the Migori senatorial by-election of dire consequences as incidents of violence mar the campaigns.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Police to hoist Kenyan flag in Migingo

Last week's claims that the Kenyan flag had been brought down were blamed for stoking the conflict.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

We'll sue over Raila name use, rivals told

Party officials threatened to sue candidates from other parties who have used Raila on their campaign materials.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Raila rallies party MPs to secure win in Migori

Legislators to conduct funds drive and mount formidable campaign to upstage rivals in Senate by-election

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Inside ODM's Migori campaign machine against Obado

Orange party has lined up more than 30 MPs, 20 governors and senators to lead campaigns against rival candidates.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Split in Raila party over choice for Migori seat

The electoral board has rejected the nomination of a former Cabinet minister by branch delegates.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

County losing Sh90 million a year on ghost workers

Migori County has been paying up to Sh90m to workers who died or retired years ago.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Raila’s hand in Obado, Ayacko ceasefire

ODM leader Raila Odinga reconciles political foes Migori Governor Okoth Obado (right) and Ochillo Ayacko during the burial of Migori Senator the late

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Why KCSE candidate killed herself

A KCSE candidate committed suicide after her parents allegedly scolded her for scoring a C-

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 7 years ago

Fishermen decry arrests in Lake

Fishermen in Sori, Muhuru Bay, Tagache and Lwanda Konyango beaches have complained of harassment by Ugandan police.

By Kepher Otieno and Caleb Kingwara 8 years ago

This is why we are still stuck in the 80s

Now that we are months into the general elections, shall we result into the same old and do things the same way, or shall we...

By Fred Muriuki 9 years ago

This is why campus students are in a big mess

Attaining a university degree is considered to be the epitome of a successful life. The modern day university student, however, seems to be changing the script for which these institutions are best known for.

By Fred Muriuki 9 years ago

This is the price you will pay for not filing your tax

Taxpayers who fail to file their returns will  accrue charges of 1, 000 shillings  for every day that counts. However, the charges will stop accruing at 50,000 shillings...

By Fred Muriuki 9 years ago

Is this the only way to court publicity in Kenyan politics?

Being the talk of town in the political arena is not an easy feat. Even after meeting the threshold for the entry into national politics (a university degree), remaining relevant in the game is somewhat of a code to crack...

By Fred Muriuki 9 years ago

Meet the "microcomrades"

Sources from two renowned public universities indicate that students who reside in university hostels have come to accept bedbugs or “microcomrades” as they are popularly referred to in the academic arena, as fellow roommates

By Fred Muriuki 9 years ago