By Shem onderi Each one with his business and journey, people are catching flights, literally, Some arriving, after hours airborne, others are connecting, passengers and their kin Luggages, plane cargo, are moving fast. As some arrive, others are leaving The detecting machines, the sniffer dogs, strategically positioned, the guards, both Armed and private agents, well […]

By KPC Reporter When Jack Matara, popularly known as Askari ni Rafiki is given a chance to sing during public meetings in Gusii region, he gives it his all. Matara who is a police officer uses his talent to preach the gospel and make friends. His signature line, Askari ni Rafiki (a police officer is […]

By Nyang’au Araka Kenyans have been asked to exercise their rights as outlined in the data protection laws and deter misuse by organizations. The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) said that it is committed to receive complaints and conclusively investigate them. “This will lead to determinations that provide legal recourse, transparency, and promote […]

By Stacy Miruka Practicing journalists based in Gusii region have been encouraged to take accreditation by the Media Council of Kenya (MCK) seriously as it is a professional requirement to do so. The call was made my Gusii Scribes Welfare Association (GUSWA) chairman Nyang’au Araka during an accreditation sensation session by MCK at the Kisii […]

By Courtesy and KPC The Kitale Museum Library now hosts the newly established Ken Walibora Corner, a dedicated section for preserving and archiving the works of the late literary icon. Kibabii University Vice Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Ipara Odeo led the launching ceremony on Wednesday. The launch of the resource center is a key outcome of […]

By Shem Onderi Arrive, baby, in your mother’s womb, that she may be respected,and your father valued among his peers. Your grandmother awaits your arrival,eager to welcome you to the world. Grow, baby, and take shape, that your mother may visit the prenatal clinic, just like the others,and prepare for your birth. The village is […]

By Shem Onderi Oh, eye, you were created to see, To behold all that’s visible in day and night’s decree. But when darkness falls, you struggle to perceive, Leaving the nocturnals to navigate with ease. You see all, even when you’re not meant to, A constant observer, never at rest. You examine and scrutinize, then […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha The new found political dalliance between President William Ruto and Kenya’s longtime opposition leader Raila Odinga leaves a lot to be desired. On Friday, the two used their respective political vessels, the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to formally ink a power-sharing agreement, sending shockwaves across […]

By Shem Onderi In the day, you hide from sight,Visitors arrive, and you take flight.I’ve tried to clear you out, but you won’t depart,You squeeze into small spaces, a clever art. At night, you emerge, in numbers so grand,Feasting on leftovers, in this culinary land.You rest by day, digesting with glee,Converting food to energy, a […]

KPC Editor’s Pick What happens when a global icon revisits his roots and discovers an old mentor still working at 80? For Michael Jordan, this visit to his high school in Wilmington, North Carolina, would turn out to be far more than a trip down memory lane. Here is more: It was a sunny afternoon […]