Stories by: Ian Mwebia

Omtatah’s choice to prominently wear the Rosary since declaring his presidential aspirations is a calculated move. For devout Catholics, the Rosary is more than an accessory—it is a representation of their identity, devotion, & spiritual journey. By align

The Somali community, once granted control over Eastleigh—a neglected swamp—has transformed it into a thriving economic hub. In stark contrast, Kikuyu-managed areas like River Road and Tom Mboya Street remain stagnant.

Just a year ago, Ruto was hailed as a symbol of change—a man who defied the odds to become president. Today, however, the enthusiasm has faded, replaced by growing frustration. This isn’t new. Former President Uhuru Kenyatta faced a similar arc, vilified

Originally designed as a modern highway with features like a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, Outer Ring Road was meant to ease congestion and improve connectivity. Instead, it has created a calamity as pedestrians cross the road, motorcyclist riding on th

Through his athletic achievements, Ian has become a symbol of Rwanda’s new generation of leaders—one that blends tradition and modernity, national service and personal ambition, public responsibility and global awareness. His leadership on the field mirro

When Kenyatta passed away in 1978, Njonjo was pivotal in ensuring Moi’s smooth succession. His legal acumen and political maneuvering silenced opposition to Moi’s ascension, including outlawing discussions of Kenyatta’s death and constitutional amendments

Barron, the youngest child of Donald and Melania Trump, has spent much of his life shielded from the public eye.

Lies have become a tool of trade and part of the entire political game; the bishops’ words reflect what many Kenyans have been feeling for some time now. The political landscape has become one where lies are not only tolerated but accepted as part of the