It is like a tradition that every end of the year, a section of Kenyans has to be uprooted from their homes due to ‘inter-community’ skirmishes.
In what is seemingly a deeply programmed malaise in the national psyche, these displacements...
On December 21, headlines of reputable publications worldwide brought to the fore an unusual view of a rare act in the fight against terrorism in Kenya.
The BBC headlined their story, Kenyan Muslims shield Christians in Mandera bus attack while...
Makueni Children Officer Rasto Omollo has decried the rising number of sexual abuse cases committed against young boys and girls in the county.
Omollo said in every two weeks a child related sexual abuse case is reported and attributed the...
When you log onto the internet, do you fully understand your rights as an internet user? Are you aware of your right to hold opinions without interference, your right to freedom of expression and information, your right to freedom...
'Pusu poltoy cho relach’ meaning, like clouds in the sky, new people will replace old ones but people will continue to exist.
This Pokot saying shows they believe in a future.
As the climate change debate continues and with COP 21...
As we mark the international human rights day this year, Kenya and the rest of the world is mourning the death of the 'Marsh Pride' who were poisoned in the Mara.
The death calls to mind the many deaths of...
Article 33 of the Constitution of Kenya states that every person has the right to freedom of expression, which includes freedom to seek, receive or impart information or ideas, freedom of artistic creativity, academic freedom and freedom of scientific...
Today, December 10th, the world marks the Human Rights Day and Kenya will join the rest of the international community to commemorate the day set aside by the United Nations General Assembly to highlight specific issues on human rights and...
By Malachi Motano
As many different school motto's read; Education is the Key to success, Knowledge is light, profession is power and the general belief that it is education that transforms young boys and girls into useful men and women...
By Malachi Motano
"Cutting girls is something our people have done for hundreds of years,"
Nashilu Lenteiyo, the senior Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) 'surgeon' in the Maasai community of Ol Donyo Nyokie, tells a reporter.
She adds,
"No one can convince us that...
