Ann Nyathira
311 Articles
Machakos County rolls out new road machinery in bid to speed up rural connectivity
Machakos County has unveiled a new fleet of road construction machinery as it seeks to speed up road maintenance and improve connectivity across its wards amid long-standing infrastructure challenges.
Pet cremation: The pain, grief and hard decisions when pawed loved ones die
For many families, it can mirror the pain of losing a close loved one. Some pet owners choose to bury their animals at home, while others choose cremation.
You cannot fight corruption if you practice it every day - Fred Matiang'i
Jubilee Party presidential aspirant Dr Fred Matiang’i speaks candidly on his listening tour, growing public anger over over-taxation, corruption, and what he calls deep dissatisfaction with the current administration.
Pauline Njoroge: Power, politics, and the price of speaking out
Pauline Njoroge shares her lessons on power, Kenyan politics, and the cost of speaking out.
CS Eric Mugaa: The 'village boy' navigating the murky waters of leadership
In this candid conversation, he speaks on patience in government, stalled water projects, climate shocks, and why completing what’s started is a moral duty.
Linus Kaikai: My journey to the Bar, meeting Mandela and the weight of public interest
For Kaikai, law was not a new path, but the original one.
Leo Wa Muthende reflects on his victory in tight Mbeere North race
Wa Muthende has dismissed his opponents’ claims that the by election was rigged.
Beatrice Elachi: Losing my son Elvis, dealing with cyber bullying and Ruto’s reign so far
In an exclusive interview with Citizen Digital, Elachi opened up about Elvis’ death, how it affected her as a mother and leader, and what it means for her family.
Governor George Natembeya unfiltered: Handcuffs for a political point?
Natembeya has vehemently denied any wrongdoing, saying the charges against him are politically motivated to silence him against criticising the government of the day.
I didn’t shoot the suspect - Githurai cop Katitu speaks after prison life
I was only allowed to make a 2-minute phone call every month in prison.