By Ashford Kimani Listening to Prof. Laban Ayiro, the Vice Chancellor of Daystar University, deliver the keynote address during this year’s Archdiocese of Nairobi Teachers Day at St. Mary’s School, Msongari, was nothing short of transformative. His message was not just about systems or institutions – it was about values. It was about modelling leadership […]

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 […]

By Obaigwa Alex In a world driven by creativity and innovation, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful assistant, reshaping communication and transforming the media landscape in ways previously unimaginable. The arrival of the AI era has revolutionized how journalists gather, analyze, and share information. With tools powered by natural language processing (NLP) and […]

  By KPC Reporter in Arusha The second edition of the Pan-African Media Councils summit is currently underway in Arusha, Tanzania, bringing together media regulators, journalists, scholars, and press freedom advocates from across Africa and the globe. The high-level summit, whose delegates arrived on Sunday, will run until Friday. The forum whose venues are Lush […]

  By KPC Reporter in Arusha The second edition of the Pan-African Media Councils summit is currently underway in Arusha, Tanzania, bringing together media regulators, journalists, scholars, and press freedom advocates from across Africa and the globe. The high-level summit, whose delegates arrived on Sunday, will run until Friday. The forum whose venues are Lush […]

 By KPC Reporter Former Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) Chief Executive Officer Ezekiel Mutua to refund Sh27.6 million, paid to him as a salary increment that was deemed irregular. The State Corporations Appeal Tribunal upheld a surcharge issued by the Inspectorate of State Corporations, which had found that Mutua’s salary was improperly increased from Sh348,840 […]

By Shem Onderi The man—That man—Born to act, to overact for results.Expected to love, to rise for family,Before the rooster crows,Though he barely slept.If he lingers,The night thief may snatchThe little he’s scraped together. Lucky, sometimes, to eat breakfast at home,He may spend the day jostling for a biteSo his children might eat something.He bears […]

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 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 aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the comforting clink of cutlery is now available in Kisii Town, thanks to Java House, East Africa’s leading casual dining restaurant. For residents who’ve long yearned for the signature Java experience, complete with cozy ambiance, gourmet meals, and steaming mugs of joy, the wait is […]