Author: Steve Ireri

Kenyan President William Ruto has been ranked the second most corrupt leader globally, trailing only Syria’s ousted President Bashar al-Assad, according to the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). The explosive report revealed that Ruto garnered the highest number of nominations—over 40,000—by frustrated Kenyans decrying rampant corruption, economic mismanagement, and political oppression. The revelation has intensified scrutiny of his administration, already plagued by scandals and public dissent. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The OCCRP’s damning report cited widespread disillusionment among Kenyans, many of whom highlighted corruption-driven failures in health, education, and economic policies. See Also: 1: Tensions…

A shocking incident in Kitheuni, Yatta, Machakos County, has left locals reeling after 24-year-old Kamende Ngwili took the extraordinary step of digging his own grave inside his house and inviting neighbors to his funeral, scheduled for January 1, 2025. The young man’s actions have alarmed the community, prompting local authorities to intervene and arrange counselling services to address his apparent mental health crisis. The bizarre story came to light when a concerned village elder alerted the area assistant chief on Sunday morning. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Upon visiting Ngwili’s home, the chief found the freshly dug grave…

The streets of Kenya are set to erupt today as Generation Z, backed by human rights organizations, survivors, and activists, stages countrywide protests against a chilling surge in abductions and enforced disappearances. Demonstrators from all 47 counties will gather to demand justice for over 80 people abducted this year, including more than 10 in December alone. What began as isolated outcries has swelled into a national movement fueled by frustration and fear. Activist Shakira Wafula encapsulated the mood: “It’s Occupy Everywhere, because the youths who have disappeared come from all walks of life. Follow our Facebook page for more updates:…

European SaaS startup Zapio has officially entered the Kenyan market, unveiling its AI-driven Customer Experience (CX) solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of local businesses. The company, which has gained prominence in Europe for its transformative AI capabilities, is targeting key industries like banking, insurance, and telecom. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: “Kenya is a dynamic hub for innovation and customer-centric strategies, making it the perfect market for Zapio’s expansion into Africa,” said Sebastien Strauss, Zapio’s CEO, in an exclusive interview with Nairobipost.co.ke. “We are committed to helping businesses here harness the power of data to drive…

At least 179 lives have been lost after a passenger plane skidded off the runway and crashed while attempting to land at Muan International Airport in South Korea. This catastrophic accident, one of the country’s deadliest aviation disasters, occurred on Sunday at 9:03 a.m. local time (00:03 GMT). The Jeju Air flight, carrying 175 passengers and six crew members, was en route from Bangkok, Thailand, when it met its devastating end at the airport, located 290 kilometers (180 miles) southwest of Seoul. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The National Fire Agency confirmed the grim toll: 179 individuals—85 women,…

European SaaS startup Zapio has officially entered the Kenyan market, unveiling its AI-driven Customer Experience (CX) solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of local businesses. The company, which has gained prominence in Europe for its transformative AI capabilities, is targeting key industries like banking, insurance, and telecom. “Kenya is a dynamic hub for innovation and customer-centric strategies, making it the perfect market for Zapio’s expansion into Africa,” said Sebastien Strauss, Zapio’s CEO, in an exclusive interview with Nairobipost.co.ke. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: “We are committed to helping businesses here harness the power of data to drive…

Michelle Ntalami, the celebrated entrepreneur and CEO of Marini Naturals, has opened up about the transformative journey she embarked on after dedicating her life to Christ. Marking one year of salvation, Ntalami shared an emotional testimony of letting go of habits, possessions, and practices that she believed no longer aligned with her newfound faith. In a video shared on her social media, Michelle detailed the steps she took to cleanse her life and embrace a God-centered path. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: “God led me to burn and tear down altars of things and items that were either…

Gathered at the foot of Mt. Kenya, Kikuyu elders turned their annual prayer ritual into a powerful call for divine intervention, urging God to address the wave of abductions troubling the nation. Facing the sacred mountain on Friday, the elders expressed deep concern over the rise of insecurity under President William Ruto’s leadership, lamenting the pain inflicted on families and communities. The ceremony, led by Samuel Kamitha, Director of the Gikuyu and Mumbi Cultural Museum, carried a somber tone as the elders highlighted the growing crisis. Reports indicate that abductions have reached an alarming twenty-nine cases this year, leaving a…

Tragedy struck on Christmas Day in Holo, Kisumu County, when Sharon Otieno, a local second-hand clothes trader, discovered her 9-month-old baby had been stolen—allegedly by a woman she trusted. Speaking through tears, Ms. Otieno revealed that the suspect, a regular customer, had cunningly timed her absence to carry out the heartbreaking act. “I never thought someone I knew and welcomed into my life could betray me like this,” she lamented. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The mother of two says she had briefly left her younger son in the care of his 4-year-old sibling while attending to a…

A somber day turned chaotic in Kagaki village, Ndia Constituency, Kirinyaga County, when an area assistant chief dramatically stopped the burial of 70-year-old Joseph Muchoki, causing a stir among villagers. Mary Muthoni, the deceased’s sister-in-law, had been attempting to fulfill a promise made to her late husband by burying Muchoki immediately after his death. Financially strained, Muthoni enlisted eight local youths to craft a makeshift coffin from leftover wood to give her brother-in-law a hasty burial. However, the plan was thwarted when the assistant chief intervened, citing concerns over the rushed nature of the burial. According to Muthoni, she had…