Elijah Maingi

Elijah Maingi is a trained Journalist with an extensive expertise in newspaper reporting, freelance and feature writing, sub-editing among others.

Sifuna Raises Concerns About Prolonged Closure of Uhuru Park

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has expressed unease regarding the extended closure of Uhuru Park. Since September 2021, the iconic park has remained shut for renovation and rejuvenation efforts led by the Kenya Defence Forces. In a letter directed to Defence Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, Senator Sifuna highlighted receiving complaints about …

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Nairobi Resident Challenges Mandatory Retirement Age in Court

A resident of Nairobi has initiated legal proceedings to contest the establishment of the mandatory retirement age at 60 years and 65 years for individuals with disabilities. Charles Chege Chege has petitioned the court to declare the compulsory retirement age, applicable in both public and private sectors, as illegal. Chege …

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Gachagua Responds to Uhuru’s Criticism with a Gentle Rebuttal

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has offered a nuanced reply to Former President Uhuru Kenyatta following his critique of President William Ruto’s governance approach. Speaking during a joint National Executive Retreat and Parliamentary group consultative meeting in Naivasha on Monday, the DP encouraged Ruto to ensure inclusivity in his policies by …

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16 Children Rescued from a Residence in Kayole

Authorities in the Embakasi area successfully rescued 16 children found in a dwelling in Soweto, Kayole, earlier this week. A police report obtained by media indicates that Daniel Odongo, a children’s protection officer in the Embakasi Central constituency, alerted law enforcement to the situation. Odongo notified the police of the …

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The Power of Decision-Making: Insights from Liberty Church in Nairobi

In a bustling neighborhood of Kibute, Nairobi, amidst the dynamic energy of Kenya’s capital, Liberty Church stands as a beacon of spiritual guidance and empowerment. Led by Pastor Dr. Steve Waithaka, the church echoes with wisdom drawn from scripture, offering profound insights into the transformative power of decision-making. At the …

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Citizen TV to Lose Seasoned Journalists Hassan Mugambi and Chemutai Goin

Hassan Mugambi and Chemutai Goin are poised to depart from their roles at Citizen TV, marking a notable change in Kenya’s media landscape as they transition to new positions within the government. Insider information reveals that both Mugambi and Goin are in the process of serving their resignation notices and …

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MCK Emphasizes Radio’s Vital Role in Information Dissemination

The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has emphasized the vital role of radio as a crucial tool for disseminating information to the public. Joseph Mecha, the MCK Nakuru Regional Coordinator, stressed the importance of journalists adhering to ethical standards and prioritizing accurate reporting in their professional duties. “Media practitioners bear …

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Mombasa Port Cargo Resurgence Amid Dar es Salaam Competition

Last year witnessed a notable rebound in cargo throughput at the Mombasa port, with a growth of 6.23 percent, a trend attributed to the government’s renewed efforts to enhance efficiency amid increasing competition from Dar es Salaam. According to data compiled by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), East …

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Illicit Alcohol Claims Two More Lives in Kirinyaga

The death toll rose by two on Thursday following the consumption of suspected illicit alcohol in Kandongu village, Kirinyaga. The town has recently witnessed a surge in fatalities attributed to illicit alcohol consumption. According to reports, one of the deceased, a middle-aged man, succumbed to severe stomach pains while being …

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Court Halts Leasing of State-Owned Sugar Companies

A recent international tender inviting bids for long leases of state-owned sugar companies has been temporarily halted by the High Court. Justice Chacha Mwita issued an order suspending the tender, which was advertised by the Ministry of Agriculture on January 16, following an urgent application. The decision to halt the …

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