By Nyakang’o O’Nyamota The Gusii people stand at a historic crossroads, politically speaking. For decades, we have been a strong and hardworking community, contributing immensely to Kenya’s national progress. Yet, time and again, we have witnessed our political strength undermined, our unity tested, and our aspirations diluted by external forces seeking to divide us. Today, […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha Former Deputy President (DG) Rigathi Gachagua’s political journey is a galaxy of ups and downs. Gachagua served as Mathira MP for one term, then got catapulted to the second highest political office on the land. The story then took a dramatic turn, evolving him from a DG to a ‘martyr’ and […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha The announcement that Dr. Fred Matiang’i and Emeritus Chief Justice David Maraga, two influential sons of the Gusii community, are both eyeing the presidential seat in 2027, has created ripples in Kenyan politics. It has also sparked debates on their potential impact both within the Gusii region and on the national […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha The recent passing of His Highness Aga Khan Karim, whose global legacy stands as a beacon of selflessness and philanthropy, calls us to reflect on the values that truly define success. His work in fostering development, education, and health initiatives continues to inspire millions worldwide. In a world often driven by […]

By KPC Reporter National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has dismissed the High Court’s ruling on his dual role as Speaker and Party Leader of Ford Kenya, terming the decision as mere “ordinary comments” in law that are non-binding and have no practical effect. Through his legal advisor, Mr. Benson Milimo, Wetang’ula said that the court […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha In the ever-evolving world of Kenyan politics, the rivalry between President William Ruto and his former deputy, Rigathi Gachagua, has taken on the shape of a modern-day political drama. The fallout between the two, once staunch allies, offers a fascinating exploration of political strategies through the lens of the ancient Greek […]

By Shem Onderi Oh, Dispensary Bench, if you were human,So wide, so strong, your presence is proven.Built for comfort, you await with grace,As patients sit, in this quiet space. Placed by the wall, near the block,Not far from the doctor or the pharmacist’s walk,You rest in the hallway, often alone,Unnoticed at dusk, when the day’s […]

By Godwin Mose To those who have never known the real meaning of financial hardship, money means security, comfort, and the ability to enjoy life. But to those who have fought their way out of poverty, money is more than just a means to an end; money is survival itself. It is a fragile lifeline […]

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha The trial and incarceration of Kizza Besigye in the UPDF martial courts exemplify the growing crisis in Uganda’s judicial system under President Yoweri Museveni’s prolonged rule. Besigye, a civilian, is being tried in a military court, a clear violation of the 2005 Supreme Court ruling that declared such trials unconstitutional. This […]

By Arnold Ageta The African-led HIV Control Working Group (AHCWG) added its voice on American President Donald Trump’s decision to halt critical foreign aid to developing countries. In particular, the group took issue with the suspended Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). The 90-day freeze, implemented as from January 20th, 2025, has sent shockwaves […]