The ongoing military blockade of Nation Media Group Uganda (NMGU) has entered a critical phase following the first formal government explanation regarding the multi-agency operation. Armed security personnel continue to surround the country’s largest Read More
Infrastructure projects are supposed to be symbols of national progress, tangible testaments to a government’s ability to turn tax revenue into public utility. Yet, the 25.3-kilometer stretch of the A104 highway from James Gichuru Read More
When the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) warned that conditions are increasingly favouring the development of El Niño later this year, it was more than another seasonal weather forecast. For a country still recovering from Read More
The shutdown of Uganda’s Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda has drawn condemnation because it raises concerns about press freedom, the rule of law, and whether governments can silence independent media without due legal process. Read More
Uganda’s media landscape was thrown into unprecedented turmoil on Sunday morning after a sweeping, overnight military operation forced the nation’s leading independent news outlets off the air and into a state of total Read More
Every politician eventually faces a defining moment that shapes how voters remember them. Sometimes it comes after delivering a powerful speech, championing a transformative policy, or leading during a national crisis. Other times, the defining Read More
A drive through parts of the Mau Forest Complex reveals more than towering indigenous trees and winding roads disappearing into thick vegetation. Streams emerge quietly from the hills, farmers cultivate nearby land, and communities depend Read More
Okiya Omtatah’s scrutiny of a Sh101 billion budget allocation highlights the importance of transparency, accountability, and public oversight in Kenya. National budgets rarely dominate everyday conversations. Most people pay attention to tax changes, fuel Read More
The race to succeed Justice Daniel Musinga as the President of the Court of Appeal has entered a critical stage, emerging as a major battlefront that will shape the trajectory of Kenya’s second-highest court. Read More
Kenya is entering a critical fiscal moment as President William Ruto prepares to sign the Finance Bill 2026 into law on June 23, 2026. The announcement confirms the final stage of a legislative process that has dominated national Read More
