Infographics
Tracking PrEP Initiations in Kenya (2018-2025)
As a result, many of the people and regions most affected by HIV remain largely unprotected, despite the drug being free
Radio Generation
Politics
Lawyer Makhanu: Sifuna emerging as strongest threat to Ruto's re-election bid
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Thursday, he argued that Sifuna consistently attracts large crowds without handing out cash, branded merchandise, or campaign attire, a rare feat in Kenyan politics
Coast
Where business meets culture: Firi Festival opens in Mombasa
Organised by Radio Generation and Asmali Media, the festival aims to strengthen local enterprise, promote cross-cultural integration and provide businesses with a platform to connect directly with consumers
News
Mulamba urges Kenyans to prioritise integrity over charisma in leadership choices
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Monday, Mulamba said Kenya's future would be shaped not by the religious affiliation or public image of political leaders, but by whether citizens carefully assess their character, values and track record before electing them
Nairobi
TACC annual sale draws customers to Nairobi's Lavington
The event, supported by Radio Generation, drew customers looking for bargains on furniture, bathroom fittings, tiles, kitchens, and home décor. Organisers reported a steady turnout on the opening day and said they expect customer numbers to continue growing as the sale progresses
Exclusives
'100 per cent give': Charity cycling founders explain their fundraising formula
The Meindertsmas estimated that between 200 and 300 people provide direct financial support, while thousands more encourage them through social media and by following their journey
Health and Wellness
Psychologist says unresolved childhood trauma shapes adult relationships and behaviour
The doctor encouraged those struggling with emotional wounds to seek professional help, explaining that therapy often uncovers deeper issues hidden beneath everyday challenges and provides a pathway towards lasting recovery
Africa
Historian: South Africa's anti-migrant violence is xenophobia, not afrophobia
According to the historian, the end of apartheid brought political freedom but failed to fundamentally transform economic realities for many South Africans
News
KHRC legal officer questions compensation plan for protest victims, calls for accountability first
KHRC senior legal officer John Mundia Mundia acknowledged that compensation could provide some relief to affected families but argued that the larger issues of accountability and institutional reform risk being overlooked
Nairobi
Bob Omamo flags urban pressure, poor planning in Kileleshwa ward bid
Kileleshwa Ward is one of five wards in Dagoretti North Constituency under Nairobi County. It includes areas such as Kileleshwa, Riverside, Muthangari and parts of Chiromo.The ward is represented in the Nairobi County Assembly by Robert Alai, while the area’s Member of Parliament is Beatrice Elachi.
Education and Career
Educationist calls for consultative approach to discipline in schools
He emphasized communication, parental involvement, and learner participation in rule-making as key to preventing conflict, improving behaviour, and strengthening responsibility across educational institutions in Kenya
Politics
Kasmuel dismisses Linda Mwananchi as separate political outfit amid ODM tensions
The movement is associated with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, Siaya Governor James Orengo, Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino among other leaders
Exclusives
Death, addiction and wake-up call: Comedian Onjiri’s recovery from alcoholism
According to the comedian, his introduction to alcohol started when his family moved from Nairobi to the countryside while he was in Class Six.
Politics
MP Amisi: I brought together young leaders behind Linda Mwananchi
He maintained that this structure helped establish Sifuna as a visible youth-focused figure within the party’s internal reform agenda
Business
Kenya’s salary bill still exceeds Sh1 trillion as SRC warns of fiscal strain
He attributed the pressure to overstaffing, duplicated functions, and staffing imbalances, noting that while best practice recommends a ratio of 70 percent technical staff to 30 percent support staff
News
PLO Lumumba warns of vigilante violence as xenophobic hostility rises in South Africa
Lumumba rejected claims that African migrants were responsible for unemployment in South Africa, arguing instead that many had become entrepreneurs and employers
Education and Career
Expert links school unrest to parenting gaps as wave of disruptions spreads
Dr. Fernandes remarks comes as a wave of student unrest is disrupting learning in several Kenyan secondary schools, with incidents ranging from dormitory fires to protests over school management and examinations.
Education and Career
Alfred Omenya: Overcrowding and poor dormitory design heighten risks in boarding schools
Omenya said the problem is widespread and not limited to a few schools, pointing to a system where safety standards are either weak or poorly enforced across the boarding education sector.
News
Prof Mak’Ochieng calls for structured, predictable government communication in Kenya
He outlines that weak communication undermines accountability and public trust, noting that government messaging is often reactive rather than strategic, despite extensive policy activity across ministries and agencies.
Politics
Malala accuses Kenya Kwanza of broken promises, wasteful spending and high fuel costs
Malala also pointed to what he described as a wide gap between the landed cost of fuel and retail prices, saying taxation was driving up costs at the pump.
News
Linda Mwananchi youth leader blames multiple fuel taxes for cost of living
Wambua said fuel remains a key driver of the economy and should not be subjected to what he described as excessive taxation due to its central role in production and daily life.
News
Performance Strategist, Salami urges Africa to focus on results, not political declarations
Abiola Salami of TPP Africa says African leaders should prioritise execution and measurable results, warning that summits can become symbolic without monitoring, evaluation and communication. He called for visible policy reforms in service delivery and trade.
Film/Tv
Mutua: My tenure at KFCB shaped Kenya’s modern media landscape
Mutua acknowledged that his decisions often sparked public debate and legal disputes but insisted that they were made within the confines of the law and consistently upheld in court.
Education and Career
Governance commentator says wealth creation in Kenya not tied to formal education
Governance commentator Abdulahi Alas further stated that some political systems operate through “anointment by hired elders” rather than open competition, saying this has strengthened elite control while limiting opportunities for qualified leaders.
Politics
Governance expert urges shift from insults to service delivery politics
Governance expert Duke Mainga Echate, speaking on Radio Generation, says Kenya’s elections should shift to issue-based leadership. He cites electricity reliability, cost of living and unemployment, as he seeks the MP seat for Bomachoge Borabu.
Politics
“Called at Midnight”: Tuju reveals how Uhuru recruited him for Jubilee politics
In a Radio Generation interview, former Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju said former President Uhuru Kenyatta called him almost midnight in 2016 to help prepare the Jubilee Party for the 2017 elections.
Politics
Sifuna’s political rise grounded in action, not labels, says Manyora
Political analyst Prof. Herman Manyora, on Radio Generation, dismissed claims that Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is weak, saying his rise reflects ODM party engagement and electoral visibility.
Health and Wellness
Dr Mercy Korir: Why accurate health reporting is becoming critical in Kenya
In a Radio Generation interview on Tuesday, Willow Health Media CEO Dr. Mercy Korir said accurate health information helps people seek proper care, while misinformation can push them to unsafe alternatives.
Health and Wellness
Advisor, Global Health Diplomacy, MFA Dr. Nicholas Muraguri: Invest in local vaccine production to strengthen Africa’s health security
Global health diplomacy adviser Nicholas Muraguri, speaking on Radio Generation, says Africa’s recovery from COVID-19 remains uneven. He urges local vaccine production, resilient supply chains, and stronger health systems as a national security and economic priority.
Top Stories
Cancer Researcher Dr. Omar Abdihamid warn late diagnosis driving prostate cancer deaths among men
Dr. Abdihamid said age and gender are the strongest risk factors, with family history also playing a role in increasing vulnerability. He stressed that routine screening is key to detecting the disease early, particularly through the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test.