By KPC Reporter The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) has issued a stern call to the government to respect and uphold the constitutional right to peaceful assembly. NCCK statement on Sunday came as Kenyans prepared to mark the 35th anniversary of the historic Saba Saba protests on Monday. NCCK Chairman Rev. Dr. Elias […]

By Chris Koroba Kisii County is taking bold steps toward reshaping its justice landscape by developing a localized County Action Plan on Alternative Justice Systems (AJS). This is a people-centered framework designed to make justice more accessible, culturally relevant, and community-driven. Also, the AJS taps into traditional dispute resolution mechanisms that have existed for generations, […]

By Robert Nyasato In Kenya, political slogans are more than catchy phrases—they’re cultural currency. From independence to modern-day campaigns, slogans have shaped political identities, galvanized support, and defined eras. Whether it was “Harambee” under Jomo Kenyatta, “Nyayo” with Daniel arap Moi, or “Yote Yawezekana Bila Moi” during Mwai Kibaki’s opposition wave, each slogan carried weight […]

By KPC Reporter The ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy on Thursday defended the newly proposed Code of Conduct for Media Practice 2025 before the Committee on Delegated Legislation. Cabinet Secretary (CS) William Kabogo Gitau, and Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke appeared before the committee, chaired by Samuel Chepkong’a, MP for Ainabkoi. The committee […]

By James Mwalimu A growing number of young Kenyans are misusing the internet—not out of malice, but due to a lack of awareness. This was the central message during a digital marketing training held in Malindi, Kilifi County, aimed at equipping hundreds of youth with smarter ways to navigate the digital world. Alan Munga, a […]

By Dories Kwamboka Blogger and computer scientist Ndiang’ui Kinyagia has resurfaced after several days of uncertainty, appearing before the Milimani Law Courts on Thursday morning under heightened public and judicial scrutiny. Kinyagia, known for his outspoken criticism of government policy, vanished shortly after posting a protest strategy linked to the recent anti-finance bill demonstrations held […]

By Faith Nyabuto Former Chief Justice David Maraga has urged national leaders to unite and steer Kenya back to constitutionalism, warning that the country is veering dangerously off course. Maraga emphasized the need for a government anchored in the Constitution, which he described as one of the most progressive in the world. “The Kenyan Constitution […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha The Public Order (Amendment) Bill, 2025, proposed by Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris, seeks to outlaw all public meetings and processions within 100 metres of Parliament, State House, the courts, and other protected areas. It also gives sweeping powers to the Interior Cabinet Secretary, in consultation with county governments, to designate […]

By Alex Obaigwa The very first time that we met, We were caught in friendships net. Bound together from the start, You quickly found a place in my heart. Whenever I found myself in a fix, You were the one I’d always pick. I’d ring your bell—no need to explain— And you’d show up, again […]

By KPC Reporter More than KSh 60 million in compensation has been disbursed to communities in Kilifi County for losses suffered from human–wildlife conflicts. The funds cover claims dating back to 2014 through October 2020, specifically addressing human fatalities. The government pledged to resolve all outstanding compensation claims, reaffirming its duty under the Wildlife Conservation […]