Author: Steve Ireri

Steve is a seasoned digital multimedia journalist, with a background of over three years in digital content creation and masterful storytelling. He is accredited by the Media Council of Kenya and holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. Steve has previously worked for reputable publications and media houses including the Kenya Management Magazine, Burudani Africa News and the Kenya News Agency. Email: steve@nairobipost.co.ke

The recent unveiling of luxury coaches on the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) has sparked a wave of disbelief and disapproval among Kenyans. With the new premium tickets priced at Ksh 12,000 for a one-way journey and up to Ksh 20,000 for a return trip, many are questioning the value of spending six hours on a train when a flight to Mombasa costs less and takes only 45 minutes. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The SGR, which has introduced 20 new coaches, including four premium ones, was expected to enhance rail travel. However, the high ticket prices have left…

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Two people have died, and three others have been seriously injured following a collision between two trucks on Nairobi’s Southern Bypass, near the Ole Sereni Hotel. The incident, which has occurred at around 6:30 a.m., involved an Isuzu FRR truck traveling from Kikuyu that has lost control and collided head-on with an oncoming trailer. The impact has been catastrophic, with both truck drivers dying instantly. The trailer has caught fire, and the driver has burned beyond recognition. National Police Service Spokesperson Resila Onyango has reported, “The two drivers have died on the spot while the trailer has caught fire, making…

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The National Police Service (NPS) has reiterated its commitment to maintaining public safety and national security in accordance with Article 37 of the Constitution. In light of the planned public demonstrations on July 23, 2024, the NPS has issued a firm reminder to the public regarding the legal boundaries governing access to protected areas. The Protected Areas Act Cap 204, under the Laws of Kenya, prohibits unauthorized entry into designated protected areas. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Specifically, the Protected Areas Order, clarified under Legal Notice No. 9 of 2011, includes key locations such as the LPG Plant,…

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Kenya has taken a significant step in the fight against tuberculosis, with the first group of citizens receiving the M72/AS01E vaccine candidate on July 12, 2024. This marks a crucial phase in the development of what could be the first TB vaccine in nearly a century. The vaccination trials are taking place in Kisumu, Kilifi, Machakos, and Nairobi, involving a series of two intramuscular injections administered a month apart. The Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) is spearheading the Phase 3 trial, which is the final stage before the vaccine can be considered for widespread use. Dr. Videlis Nduba, Senior Research…

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A truck carrying hazardous sodium cyanide overturned along the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, prompting an urgent warning from the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) and the Ministry of Health (MoH). The incident occurred in the Kambembe area of Rironi, where several containers of the highly toxic chemical, sodium cyanide, spilled onto the roadway. Sodium cyanide, known for its harmful effects on human health and the environment, was described by NEMA as a white substance in pellet form. Public Safety Warning NEMA cautioned the public against coming into contact with the spilled substance, emphasizing the severe health risks involved. Follow our Facebook page…

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23-year-old forex trader Kenyan Prince has unveiled his ambitious plans to vie for the Starehe parliamentary seat in the 2027 general elections. The outspoken trader, who is also a sensation on social media, particularly TikTok, revealed his intentions through a campaign poster featuring his picture and manifesto, which he shared on Instagram. Accompanying the poster was a caption in which he asked God to fulfill his wishes to clinch the seat in the 2027 elections, committing his plans to divine guidance. Kenyan Prince, whose real name is Raymond Omosa, hails from Kisii and gained fame for flaunting money, expensive gadgets,…

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Controversial gospel musician Embarambamba has formally requested renowned city televangelist Bishop Ng’ang’a to allow him to perform some of his latest hits for the church congregation. The singer, who was recently scrutinized by the Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) over ‘inappropriate’ songs, made his heartfelt plea in a video, asking the televangelist to choose which songs he would like him to perform. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Embarambamba listed three songs he intends to perform at Ng’ang’a’s church: “Nikumwagie,” “Nataka Kupupu,” and “Kupanua.” He explained that he had noticed a significant presence of his Kisii tribe members…

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The Ugandan government has issued a strong warning to Generation Z members planning to occupy Parliament on July 23, 2024, in protest against rampant corruption. Mobilizing through social media, the youth aim to express their dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of corruption cases. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: However, government spokesman Dr. Chris Baryomunsi cautioned against the planned demonstrations, emphasizing that “Uganda is not Kenya” and warning of harsh consequences for those who disrupt public order. Authorities Emphasize Alternatives to Protests In a video statement by NBS Television, Dr. Baryomunsi reiterated that the government would not tolerate any…

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Renowned media personality Oga Obinna has impressed Kenyans by dancing to Diamond Platnumz’s song “Comosava” with his four children. The kids were all in their school uniforms, hinting they were on their way home when their father invited them to join the challenge. In a video circulating on social media, the family danced nearly perfectly to the song, which has become a popular TikTok challenge. Obinna led the dance from the center, with his children following smoothly, kicking their legs and shoving their hands after taking three steps forward. The kids seemed to enjoy the dance even more than their…

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Shiksha Arora has taken to social media to give thanks to colleagues at KBC who had become her family, even as she announced her departure from the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) after a successful three-year tenure. “It’s hard to say goodbye,” Shiksha wrote, reflecting on the mixed emotions of leaving a beloved workplace. She extended her thanks to viewers and colleagues who accompanied her on “an incredible journey” during her time hosting “Easy Friday.” Shiksha reminisced about her experiences at KBC, from covering elections to dancing with Kenyan entertainment icons, and interviewing over a hundred celebrities and artists on her…

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