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First of all let me start by congratulating our young man from Kogelo who is moving the world, well done President Obama you fought a good fight in the Democratic nomination race, You fought a good fight against the senior republican and now we want...
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THE CORNERSTONE
It was said,
Though still it was acclaimed,
Through all means,
It was also felt,
Everybody knew,
That the cornerstone had been stolen,
When I first heard it,
I couldn’t believe people were now aware,
Life now is no longer at...
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In mid-2006, as the Kenyan Press buckled under Government repression, then US Senator Barack Obama visited the country and expressed solidarity with journalists.
Several journalists were on trial for libel and a raft of other charges.
Then of course...
Learning was paralysed in most parts of the country on Monday as both Government and Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) dug in over the salary offer disagreement.
A dozen teachers were arrested
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President Barack Obama becomes the 44th President of the United States Of America.
On his shoulders, he is carrying a lot of responsibility which comes hand in hand with a lot of inherited troubles from the Bush Administration and other previous...
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Amnesty International has began a campaign named “Obama 100 days” to get him to disband the infamous Guantanamo prison for “war against terror” campaign.
This campaign intends to make President Obama influence close down of...
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One Sherri Granto has listed a number of things that a woman finds sexy.
The PM considers the development as a slap in the face after he had publicly assured Kenyans that the President would not append his signature to the controversial Bill.
President Kibaki has signed into law the controversial Communications (Amendment) Bill 2008, which the media and human rights groups say is draconian and retrogressive.
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