Wananchi Reporter
354 Articles
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An open letter to Kenya's leaders: Don't let our country be reduced to a theatre of tragic comedy
Gone are the days when leadership was a badge of honour, worn with dignity and upheld by moral standards. Today, leadership is defined by theatrics, a spectacle of lies, corruption, public indecency, and verbal abuse. It has become a contest of who can steal public resources the most efficiently, wh...
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Wananchi Opinion: What you should do now that KCSE results are out
Not all students will meet their academic goals, and some may experience disappointment or frustration.
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Fresh travel chaos as thousands troop back to the city after festivities
Many of those returning to Nairobi and cities like Mombasa have had to be creative; taking vehicles plying short routes, before connecting to Nairobi.
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Wananchi Opinion: This is how to manage your money in January
Begin by reviewing your bank statements, credit card balances, and any other financial obligations. Take note of your income, expenses, savings, and debts.
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Probe into mysterious death of girl who went to church on Christmas Day and body found days later with injuries
Investigations have began in Busia following the mysterious death of a girl, whose body was discovered by neighbours with injuries.
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WANANCHI OPINION: Urgent action needs to be taken against cases of incest during the festive season
By addressing the sociocultural, economic, and psychological factors that contribute to this problem, Kenyan society can create safer environments for families.
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Busia: Body of man who went missing on Thursday found in a river in Teso
Charles Oteba was last seen on Thursday at Simba Chai market.
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Likoni: Family in agony as body of boy who drowned yet to be retrieved
A family in Likoni constituency, Mombasa county, is in agony as it is yet to trace the body of their 12-year-old son who drowned near Senti Kumi beach.
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WANANCHI OPINION: Kayole demolitions: Gov't must factor human element and re-evaluate affordable housing
It is essential to consider the broader context of housing in Nairobi.
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WANANCHI OPINION: The dos and don'ts to avoid becoming broke this festive season
Thoughtful gifting doesn’t have to be expensive. Handmade presents, personalized items, or experiences like spending quality time together often carry more meaning than costly, impersonal purchases.