Category Archives: Entertainment
POETIC TURN: Still Hope for New Life
Jul 20, 2025 at 01:56 PM
By Faith Nyabuto Sometimes, you must let things be—Accept that fate and destinyFlow beyond our reach,That change is life’s one certainty. You must come to know:Even voices once familiarCan fall silent,Conversations once comfortingCan curdle into dreamsYou’d rather not revisit. But still,There is hope for new beginnings. Let it go—Make room for rediscovery,New paths to wander,New […]
POETIC TURN: The Mouth That Spoke Too Much
Jul 18, 2025 at 05:30 PM
By Shem Onderi My mouth—You are my everything.You feed me:With food,With words,With everything in between. You taste it all,Chew it,Shape it for swallowing—Long before I think to digest. Your placement is no accident:Front and center,Where all humanity’s interest rests.What you speak comes to pass.Your voice carries command—Be it song, rebuke, or blessing. Through you, I […]
Kennedy Odede from Kibera wins 2025 UN Nelson Mandela Prize
Jul 18, 2025 at 04:58 PM
By KPC Reporter in New York A Kenyan, Kennedy Odede, was on Friday awarded the prestigious 2025 United Nations Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Prize at a ceremony in the General Assembly Hall of UN Headquarters in New York. Odede, the visionary founder of Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) that has a huge presence in Kenya, becomes […]
POETIC TURN: Not Today
Jul 15, 2025 at 01:59 PM
By Chipanga Daniel “Not today,”My dancing master always said,In the twilight of his years—Still believing he had more time to live. He rose with his walking stick,Hoping to command nature’s pace,A smile creasing his wrinkled faceAs memories of better days flickered behind his eyes. When the sun dipped low,He’d step out to admire God’s brushwork,Knowing […]
POETIC TURN: African Child
Jul 15, 2025 at 01:06 PM
By Shem Onderi Threatened from periphery to core,your tough skin is your shield.You walk barefoot for years—seeking food, chasing education. The African child needs a home,money to fill an empty belly,to silence the hunger pangs,to fund the dream of school. The mother’s kitchen needs firewoodto cook what little food there is—but the forest stands bare,stripped […]
From Chapati to Cocktails: A Review of De Posh Restaurant, Kisii
Jul 11, 2025 at 02:10 PM
By Faith Nyabuto De Posh Restaurant, which is located at the Capital Roundabout in Kisii Town is quickly becoming the go-to spot for evening meet-ups and casual dining. Since its launch on 7 February 2025, it has drawn attention for its fresh cocktails, live music, and famously flavorful chicken wings. Upon arrival, you’re greeted by […]
Kenya Joins 30 Nations in Arusha Media Summit for Ethics
Jul 11, 2025 at 10:21 AM
By KPC Reporter Media professionals, regulators, and policy experts from across Africa and beyond will convene in Arusha for the 2nd Pan-African Media Councils’ Summit next week. The conference will be hosted under the theme “Advancing Media and Communication Regulations for Journalism Excellence in Africa.” It will run from 14–17 July at the Arusha International […]
POETIC TURN: Deep Affection
Jul 10, 2025 at 01:31 PM
By Obaigwa Alex It feels so wonderful to see your friendly face—It makes me dream of whisking you away to another place, Where no one can find us, no one can intrude,Just you and me wrapped in eternal solitude.You’re the only one whose love comes without a price—Thank you, my love, for giving me a […]
POETIC TURN: Choices
Jul 10, 2025 at 01:07 PM
By Chipanga Daniel I will always choose to be happy—A positive thought of myself,Knowing that problems are just bumps in life,So I treasure every moment I have. They say money can’t buy happiness,But I beg to differ,Because wealth can bring—Joy, love, peace, and even respect. I have my own life idols,I admire their wisdom and […]
POETIC TURN: No Youths for Tomorrow
Jul 10, 2025 at 08:33 AM
By Dories Kwamboka We were not born in peace.We were born in the smoke of tear gas,In the silence of unpaid school fees,In homes where hunger speaks louder than sleep. We are the children of broken promises—Of ballots that meant nothing,Of streets painted with the blood of our friends,And walls that echo with the names […]