Mary Muoki
134 Articles
One year on, families still searching for loved ones lost in Gen Z protests
They marched for justice, but some never came home. One year after the Gen Z-led protests of June 2024, the pain remains raw for families still searching for missing loved ones. While the nation turns the page, dozens of parents continue to live in agonizing uncertainty—trapped between grief and hop...
Eldoret job scam: Dozens defrauded in shady overseas recruitment scheme
The company at the centre of the storm is Pro Line Travel Advisors Limited, which promised lucrative job placements in countries such as Canada and Sweden. Instead, victims allege they were handed fake documents, empty promises, and, in some cases, not even the courtesy of a proper explanation....
Police launch investigations to identify looters during Nairobi CBD protests
What began as a call for justice has, once again, left entrepreneurs picking up the pieces, quite literally. Police say they have launched investigations to identify the looters caught on tape vandalising shops in the CBD.
Ex-NHIF staff dealt blow in SHA jobs row
In a judgment delivered on May 29, 2025, Justice Byram Ongaya ruled that the recruitment carried out by SHA did not adhere to the constitution and the law, citing lack of transparency, fairness, and public participation.
KMPDU condemns threats to sack striking doctors in Kiambu
Dr. Atellah said the ongoing strike is legally protected and the medics are exercising their constitutional right.The doctors are protesting delayed statutory remittances, denial of sick leave, and poor working conditions, issues they say have persisted despite a similar strike last year....
Chogoria’s Mama Mbogas turn market inspectors in push for progress
Inspired by President William Ruto’s April visit to the region during his Mount Kenya development tour, the traders didn’t just applaud—they mobilized. Within days, they had formed a self-appointed “accountability squad” to monitor the project’s progress.
MPs raise concerns over teachers' promotions, cite lack of transparency
The National Assembly’s Education Committee has questioned the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) on the transparency of the interview process and the criteria used to determine who qualified for the promotions.
Citizen TV journalists honoured at AJEA Awards
It was a night of pride and prestige as Kenya’s top journalists were celebrated during the event hosted by the Media Council of Kenya.Among the evening's highlights was the Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Catherine Wamuyu of Inooro TV.
Polio, BCG vaccines to arrive in June after Gov’t releases Ksh.900M
The country has been facing an acute BCG and polio vaccine shortage, owing to the failure by the Treasury to release co-financing payments to international vaccine partners, Gavi and UNICEF.The shortage, which has prevailed for several months, has left thousands of ch...
Kayole: Shock as man brutally kills girlfriend while forcing her son to watch
The 40-year-old woman, identified as Sharon Cate, was brutally killed in front of her 11-year-old son, allegedly by her partner, following a domestic quarrel.The suspect, only identified as Sammy, fled the scene when the minor ran out to seek help. Police say they hav...