Editor's Review

Text by KPC Editor, Pictures by Courtesy/ Hillary Henry Mageka This year’s National Prayer Breakfast is currently happening at the Safari Park, Nairobi. President William Ruto is leading the nation in the prayers. Also Read Tusker Backs Prinsloo Sevens with KES 1.5 Million Boost as National Sevens Circuit Kicks Off Mutiga Takes Over at Stanbic […]

President William Ruto (r) and his deputy, Kithure Kindiki.

Text by KPC Editor, Pictures by Courtesy/ Hillary Henry Mageka

This year’s National Prayer Breakfast is currently happening at the Safari Park, Nairobi.

President William Ruto is leading the nation in the prayers.

Caught between solemn reflections and candid laughter, the event offers more than just speeches and supplications.

It captures the spirit of a nation seeking unity in both faith and fellowship.

These moments, snapped in between sips of tea and spontaneous embraces, remind us that behind the formality, Kenyans share hope for a better tomorrow.

Here’s a glimpse into the grace, the gestures, and the quiet power of prayer in action.