By Our Reporter,Nairobi Controversial Kenyan businessman Paul Kobia, widely known by the nickname “Prezda,” has for years remained one of the most talked about and polarising figures linked to East Africa’s gold trade. His business
Courtesy of National Police Service Every year during International Women’s Day which was celebrated on March 8 the world celebrates women who redefine leadership, courage and service. Among them stands Eunice A. J. Dobby,a police
By Our Correspondent,Hamisi Archbishop John Lilege Saiya Chabuga is one of Kenya’s prominent indigenous church leaders. He has carried forward a powerful spiritual legacy that began more than seven decades ago. The ArchBishop was born
By Our Correspondent,Ngong Veteran Kiswahili scholar, author and language champion Wallah bin Wallah has risen from humble beginnings in western Kenya to become one of the most respected figures in the promotion of Kiswahili in
By Our Reporter,Kampala Ugandan music legend Jose Chameleone real name Joseph Mayanja was born on April 30, 1979, in Kampala, Uganda. He has built one of the most remarkable careers in African entertainment, rising from
By Our Reporters, DarEs-Salaam and Nairobi Tanzanian billionaire businessman Rostam Abdulrasul Azizi has taken control of Nation Media Group (NMG) after acquiring the 54.08 percent controlling stake previously owned by the Aga Khan Fund for
By HENRY IMBACHILA,BUNGOMA He quite so often refers to himself as some intelligent fly which would rather die in a pool of milk instead of in a pungent toilet. His electorate simply call him Kufwela,
By Our Sports Reporter,Nairobi Former Harambee Stars head coach Engin Firat died yesterday at the age of 55 after collapsing at an airport in Turkey. His desth brings to an end the life of a
By Our Correspondent,Siaya Dr. Ouma Oluga, the Principal Secretary for Medical Services in Kenya’s Ministry of Health, has steadily risen from a rural upbringing in Siaya County to become one of the country’s most influential
By Our Reporter,Nairobi For many journalists, the newsroom is a workplace. For Pastor Vincent Roy Agoya, it became something deeper, a calling he once described in one of his memorable teachings as “a pulpit where