Hard truths.
Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Monday, Haro said discussions on issues affecting North Eastern, particularly security and development, are often dominated by commentators from outside the r...
The Muslim leaders emphasized that the proposal is not a new initiative but one that has been discussed and recommended in various education policies, commissions, and reform reports over several decades.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Mucendu pointed to the 1965 Sessional Paper No. 10, a post-independence policy document widely criticised for prioritising investment in areas deemed to have high economi...
Abdi Noor Mohamed claims billions allocated to the region have failed to translate into meaningful development, leaving residents without essential services despite substantial public investment
In his Madaraka Day address in Wajir County, President William Ruto said long-term security in Northern Kenya depends on citizenship inclusion, education, youth jobs and pastoral support, alongside reforms to d...
President William Ruto said at the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations that a fully functional civilian terminal at Wajir International Airport will be ready before end-2026 and that government funding will support...
Gachagua accused some leaders from the region of failing their constituents and instead supporting empty political promises. He insisted that leaders must explain the continued lack of essential services.
He highlighted developments at Merti Vocational Training Centre, noting increased student enrollment alongside improved staffing and infrastructure.
Speaking during Madaraka Day celebrations held in Wajir County on June 1,2026, Ruto said the changes are intended to end what he described as “long-standing discrimination” against communities in northern and b...
The President announced expanded government programmes targeting livestock recovery and productivity, including restocking efforts, mass vaccination drives, and breeding support meant to rebuild herds affected...
The Deputy President further noted that long-standing barriers in access to national documentation had been removed, saying this had restored dignity to residents who had previously felt excluded.
Speaking at the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations in Wajir, the President said the reforms were necessary to address long-standing exclusion in access to education.