Brian Okello
46 Articles
Top student forced to repeat class after missing school fees for Grade 10
Just days after President William Ruto declared that no learner eligible to join Grade 10 should be kept at home due to a lack of school fees, a painful reality has unfolded in Rongo, Migori County.
Mwaura: Kenya shifts from recovery to growth as reforms create jobs
He noted that macroeconomic indicators point to growing stability, with inflation falling sharply from 9.6 per cent to 4.6 per cent.
PS Omollo urges Kenyans to reclaim civic responsibility amid security concerns
PS Omollo urged Kenyans to reflect on their civic duties, embrace a sense of ownership of national security, and actively play their rightful role in safeguarding the country.
Mwaura to Kenyans: Let’s use Jamhuri Day to reflect on unity
Mwaura also provided an update on the activities held during this year’s Jamhuri Day Thematic Week.
Kenya unveils National Plastics Action Partnership to power green growth
The initiative builds on Kenya’s longstanding environmental leadership, including its pioneering ban on plastic bags.
PS Sing’oei urges Kenyan youth to take lead in shaping foreign policy
Dr Sing’oei emphasised that young people are not passive observers in foreign policy formulation but are its creators, implementers, and future custodians.
Sam Nyamweya to outline football vision in FKF presidential bid
The event will feature keynote addresses from prominent football stakeholders, including football legends and influential figures from the sports community.
Celebrating elephants: The pain of being the ‘Big Guy’ in the jungle
Elephants are among the most intelligent creatures on Earth, with complex social structures and the capacity for deep emotional experiences. In honouring elephants, we must recognize the pain of being the "big guy" in the jungle—a pain that is as real and profound as the awe they inspire....
Expert: Gachagua exposes Ruto as relying on unfounded rumors
According to Kokeyo, Gachagua’s statement highlighted that the NIS is currently a demotivated team unable to execute its mandate effectively.
Misplaced blame: DP Gachagua's criticism of NIS director Noordin Haji
The Deputy President's remarks can have far-reaching implications on the morale and functioning of the NIS. Publicly undermining the competence of the intelligence chief could erode trust and confidence within the service, potentially hampering its effectiveness.