Features
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Abubakar Zein Remembered for His Role in Kenya’s 2010 Constitution
“There is no struggle without culture,” he once said, arguing that culture was not separate from politics, justice or constitutional reform.
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From Mumias to the WNBA: Madina Okot’s big moment puts Kenya on the map
Okot was picked 13th overall, becoming one of the top names called in this year’s draft and putting herself firmly among Kenya’s rising stars in global sport.
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Ngorongoro reports could worsen Maasai land dispute, warns lawyer Denis Oleshangay
Oleshangay said the recommendations appear to push toward removing people from Ngorongoro instead of addressing the concerns raised by residents.
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Winnie Odinga Brings Home Raila’s White Hat, A Symbol, Memory and Legacy
For years, the white hat has been part of Raila’s visual identity, seen at rallies, church services and state events, making it instantly recognizable to supporters.
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Ratiba ya Mazishi ya Raila Odinga
Maandalizi haya yanakusudia kuheshimu wosia wa Raila aliyeelekeza azikwe ndani ya saa 72 tangu kifo chake
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Jane Goodall: Mwanamke aliyewapa Sokwe sauti na kuigusa dunia
Goodall, aliyebobea katika utafiti wa sokwe pori na baadaye kuwa mwanaharakati wa mazingira, alibadilisha mapenzi yake ya wanyamapori kuwa kampeni ya maisha yote. Safari yake ilimtoa kutoka kijiji cha pwani kusini mwa Uingereza hadi Afrika,…
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“I Protested Corruption Naked in Front of Parliament!”- Norah Kobusingye’s Story of Shame, Courage & Defiance
Norah works with communities, movements and activists across the country to fight corruption, push for gender equality and demand justice
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How Mwanase Ahmed Is Rewriting What It Means to Lead with Love and Fire
She has faced several challenges like being arrested, followed and threatened but she still remains determined to show up and fight for justice.
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“Activism Is Not a Title, It’s a Necessity”- Aloikin Praise Opoloje
Aloikin has led and participated in several anti-corruption protests, spoken up about military detention of civilians and continues to challenge Uganda’s political system through both grassroots and digital activism.
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Asha-Rose Migiro Makes History as CCM’s First Female Secretary-General
Analysts say her experience on the world stage could help reposition CCM as it seeks to appeal not only to Tanzanian voters but also to the wider international community.
