The Shanzu Law Courts in Mombasa have recently made a significant ruling regarding the ban on shisha in Kenya, declaring it unconstitutional. Senior Principal Magistrate Joe Mkutu delivered this decision on Thursday, March 28, highlighting that the prohibition on the use, production, and sale of shisha lacks validity and legality. Consequently, 48 individuals who were […]
As the doctors’ strike in Kenya stretches into its fifteenth day, prospects for a prompt resolution remain bleak, with ongoing concerns about the impact on patients nationwide. Despite attempts to reach a resolution, the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacist and Dentists Union (KMPDU) has accused the government of lacking commitment to addressing their grievances. In response, […]
A recent incident in Kenya has shed light on the challenges some individuals face in allowing consenting adults to enjoy private moments without interference. The incident was brought to attention through the release of CCTV footage capturing a young man, reportedly a motorcycle taxi (Boda) rider, engaging in an intimate encounter with a woman immediately […]
The government has unveiled plans to conduct a widespread registration initiative encompassing private security officers, bouncers, stewards, and close protection officers nationwide. Administered through the Private Security Regulatory Authority (PSRA), the registration drive is set to take place at Uhuru Park in Nairobi on March 30, 2024, commencing at 9 am. Interior Principal Secretary, Dr. […]
In many African societies, including Kenya, the concept of same-sex marriage is not just unheard of but is also vehemently opposed, often considered taboo and even abominable. This cultural stance has led to the ostracization of LGBTQ advocates within numerous Kenyan communities and religious groups. However, there exists a unique cultural practice within the Kuria […]
Pope Francis made a poignant gesture of humility and service during Holy Week as he visited a prison in Rome on Holy Thursday, March 28. This visit included a symbolic foot-washing ceremony, a tradition observed during Easter’s Holy Week. Reflecting on the biblical account of Jesus washing the feet of his 12 apostles at the […]
The Kenyan government has recently issued a directive mandating all Ministries, State Departments, and State Corporations to refrain from purchasing branded promotional materials such as cups, T-shirts, umbrellas, and other items. This initiative, disclosed in a circular released on March 27, 2024, by the head of Public Service, Felix Koskei, is primarily aimed at curbing […]