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  Kenya Mourns the Loss of Broadcasting Legend Leonard Mambo Mbotela Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenyan media landscape has fallen silent with the somber news of the passing of veteran broadcaster Leonard Mambo Mbotela. His daughter-in-law, Anne Mbotela, confirmed the news to The Star, stating that the iconic journalist passed away at approximately 9:30 am on Friday. Mbotela had been battling illness for some time, and his death marks the end of an era for Kenyan broadcasting. Mbotela, a name synonymous with Kenyan radio and television for decades, was a pioneer in the industry.  He has passed away aged 84 years. He was born in 1940, in Freetown Mombasa and had a good radio and TV career until his retirement and old age.   His distinctive voice and engaging storytelling captivated audiences for generations. He was particularly well-known for his long-running radio program, "Je, ni Kweli?", a platform that tackled social issues and fostered national dialogue.   ...

 As of January 25, 2025, here are some of the latest trending news and gossip in Kenya: Some of the news is good news, and others aren't so good as the political landscape in Mount Kenya seems to be taking a new course, and killings continue to create worries in the country. We have juicy gossip for you today about discrepancies in YouTube Monetization in Kenya regarding Abel Mutua's YouTube monetization. 1. Political Alliances and Opposition Movements Martha Karua and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have united to challenge what they term as President William Ruto's "dictatorship." This alliance signifies a notable shift in the political landscape, with leaders from the Mount Kenya region closing ranks to oppose the current administration's policies. 2. Human Body Parts Discovered in Nairobi In a disturbing incident, human body parts were found in a sack in Mathare River, Nairobi. The remains are believed to be linked to a woman who was killed in Huru...

  In recent months, Kenya has witnessed a concerning rise in the abduction of youths, particularly those involved in anti-government protests. Human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, have reported over 80 enforced disappearances since June 2024. Reuters These abductions are often clandestine, carried out by unidentified armed individuals. Many victims are young protesters advocating for economic reforms and expressing dissatisfaction with the government's policies. The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights has expressed alarm over these incidents, highlighting the lack of accountability and transparency in addressing such violations. KNCHR The government's response has been criticized for its heavy-handedness. Reports indicate that security forces have used excessive force during protests, leading to fatalities and injuries. Additionally, there are allegations of police involvement in these abductions, with some units accused of extrajudicial killings a...

Ever thought of starting/changing to a new career in nursing school at a later age? In today's rapidly evolving world, the idea of embarking on a new career journey, especially at a more mature age, might seem daunting. However, the stories shared by individuals who have taken the leap into new career paths later in life serve as powerful reminders that it's never too late to pursue your dreams.  In this post, we'll explore how people from various walks of life have embraced change and found success in starting new careers, inspiring readers to consider their own potential for growth and fulfillment. For example, a student nurse by the Name of Karnika took a leap of faith and enrolled in Nursing School at 38 years and everything has been blissful.  God's plan for you is aligned with your season. I didn’t become a nurse until my 30s because in my 20s, I didn’t have a caring spirit for others. I was young and selfish TiffG 🦋 🦋 It’s never too late!! I started at 39 😩and...