By Mandere Onyinkwa Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has called on Kenya’s Social Health Authority (SHA) to include analogue insulin pens in its benefits package. MSF argued that the move would significantly improve diabetes management and health outcomes for thousands of patients across the country. The humanitarian medical organisation says analogue insulin pens offer a more […]

By Ongaga Ongaga The Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) has issued provisional registration certificates to eight political parties after they met the legal requirements set out under Kenya’s Political Parties Act. The certificates were presented during a ceremony held at the ORPP headquarters in Nairobi and presided over by the Registrar of […]

By Nyang’au Araka When Brian Nyambega died last month at a cancer hospital in Kisii, doctors, nurses, caregivers and even fellow patients joined his family and friends in weeping after they saw him breathe his last. For many healthcare workers, death is an unfortunate but familiar part of their profession, but Brian’s passing was different. […]

By KPC Reporter A yellowing letter sent to President Daniel arap Moi on July 30, 1990, captures a defining moment in Kenya’s struggle for democracy. Yet more than three decades later, the concerns expressed in that correspondence remain strikingly relevant, highlighting both the progress the country has made and the challenges that continue to test […]

By Abigael Kibanga Nyamira Town remained calm and largely unaffected on Monday as businesses, transport services and public institutions continued operating normally despite calls for Saba Saba demonstrations in various parts of the country. A spot check across the town showed traders opening their shops early, public service vehicles operating on schedule and residents going […]

By Kurian Musa By the time the flames were extinguished at Nduru Boys Senior High School in Nyamira County, 68 students had lost virtually everything they owned. Their beds, uniforms, books, certificates and personal belongings had been reduced to ashes. Two students were admitted to Nduru Level 4 Hospital after suffering smoke inhalation. Thankfully, no […]

By Staff Reporter Chief Justice Martha Koome has led the Judiciary in mourning retired High Court Judge Justice Omondi Tunya who died recently. Koome described him as a distinguished judicial officer whose decades of service strengthened Kenya’s justice system and the rule of law. In a condolence message issued on Tuesday, Koome expressed sorrow over […]

By Monica Nashon Mining stakeholders have welcomed the government’s move to review mining laws and policies, saying the proposed changes will improve safety, strengthen governance and make Kenya more attractive to investors. Principal State Counsel Patricia Mabil said the State Department for Mining is currently conducting public participation on three key documents ahead of their […]

By Mandere Onyinkwa The Ministry of Co-operatives has dismissed reports that the government plans to use SACCO deposits to finance infrastructure projects. The ministry said claims that more than KSh1 trillion held by Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs) would be tapped for public projects are false and misleading. In a statement, Principal Secretary for […]

By Kurian Musa Gusii-bred journalist and Press Club Chairperson Nyang’au Araka has earned national recognition for his impactful health reporting. He emerged as the First Runner-Up in the Digital Media category at the inaugural Voices of Impact: HIV & STIs Reporting Media Awards 2026. The prestigious national awards, organized by Aids Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Kenya […]