An Indian gay-themed film titled ‘Badhaai Do’ has been banned for exhibition, distribution, and broadcasting in Kenya. The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) on Monday announced the banning of the drama-comedy film. According to a statement signed by KFCB acting
MoreThe Judiciary will soon set up a small claims court that will be mandated to settle commercial disputes whose value is below Ksh1million. Chief Justice Martha Koome is expected to officially commission the court on February 21st. Eldoret High Court
MoreHearing and determination of commercial disputes whose value is below Ksh1 million within the North Rift region are set to be expedited soon. This follows ongoing plans to establish a Small Claims Court that will be mandated to handle such
MoreThe National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) has urged Kenyans to maintain peace during this election period. NCCK chairperson in the North Rift Region Daniel Barno has also urged Kenyans to avoid being bribed by politicians, and instead, ensure
MoreIn a bid to mitigate climate change effects, the United Kingdom has pledged to inject Ksh4 billion into the expansion of the Eldoret solar power plant. Through British High Commission, Head of Economic Development and Climate – Kenya Mr. Mike Foster, the
MorePostgraduate and undergraduate students at the Moi University College of Health Sciences have a reason to smile. This is after the Kenya Medical Practitioners, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) reached an agreement with the university to end their 77-day strike. The
MoreA number of politicians have been going around the country promising Kenyans that should they form the next government, they will abolish the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). I agree with the opinion of the National Parents Association chairperson Nicholas Maiyo that
MoreA section of education stakeholders has strongly opposed threats by some politicians to do away with the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) education system. According to the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Rift Valley region secretary Jacob Arusei, instead of abandoning
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