Author: winnie mabel

I am Winnie Mabel, a seasoned journalist with over 10 years of experience in the media and communications industry, including 5 years specializing in digital communications. My skills range from crafting compelling stories and managing content with precision to formulating content strategy and effective audience engagement.

In recent years, anti-riot water cannon vehicles have become a visible symbol during protests worldwide, including in Kenya, where they are deployed by law enforcement agencies to manage crowds and maintain public order. These vehicles are equipped with specialized features designed to disperse crowds and provide non-lethal control in tense situations. Here are some key features and specifications of these anti-riot vehicles: Water Capacity and Shooting Systems Cabin Features Control and Chemical Capabilities Additional Features Follow our Facebook page for more updates Development and Manufacturers The development of anti-riot water cannon vehicles varies by country and manufacturer. These vehicles are…

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Kenyans have reacted with anger to a video showing Bishop David Njoroge of Neema Lema Church and congregants singing while cleansing the vandalized house of Molo MP, accusing them of hindering the country from revolution. In the video, the bishop stood on a raised balcony of the MP’s lavish residence, addressing congregants in the compound, remarks that have angered many Kenyans, including Gen Zs. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: After the singing subsided, the bishop is heard urging youth to respect the government, emphasizing that humility will lead to development. Thousands of Kenyans flooded the comments section, criticizing…

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‘Kigogo,’ a set book that has been a staple in Kenyan high school literature curriculums, has recently been highlighted as a significant factor in the political reawakening among the country’s Gen Z population. The book, which primarily critiques corrupt leadership, has resonated deeply with young Kenyans and is credited with inspiring recent protests, including the dramatic storming of Parliament and calls for President William Ruto’s resignation. Overview of ‘Kigogo’ Authored by Pauline Kea, ‘Kigogo’ delves into the lives of fictional characters who navigate a society plagued by corruption, exploitation, and abuse of power. The narrative revolves around the reign of…

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Parliamentarians who voted in favor of the Finance Bill, despite clear opposition from Kenyans, are now reversing their stance following near-violent protests that almost led to the burning of the parliament building. In a surprising move, Nakuru East MP David Gikaria and his wife wore t-shirts branded with a “Sorry for Voting Yes to Finance Bill” message in an effort to mend their relationship with their constituents, who have vowed to boycott them until their term ends. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: This act sends a strong message that MPs are now regretting their decision and realizing the…

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Renowned city preacher Pastor James Ng’ang’a has harshly criticized Nyali MP Mohammed Ali for voting in favor of the Finance Bill. Speaking with evident anger, Ng’ang’a questioned how Ali, once an investigative journalist known for exposing government shortcomings, could support such a controversial bill. He accused Ali of accepting bribes to vote yes and called him a liar. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Ng’ang’a expressed that he had heard the disappointment from Ali’s constituents, who had hoped he would be at the forefront of rejecting the bill. He criticized Ali’s former investigative TV show, Jicho Pevu, which was…

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In response to threats from Kenyan youth to boycott Safaricom over allegations that the company was leaking customer information to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Safaricom has launched a new data bundle package called ‘Gen Z Offers.’ This package includes a special plan exclusively for TikTok, where a significant portion of this demographic is active. The Gen Z Offers include 1.5 GB of data for Ksh 20, 1 GB of TikTok data for Ksh 10, 1.2 GB for Ksh 20 with an additional free game, and 1.5 GB of data for Ksh 50, which lasts for 3 hours and…

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Maina Wanjigi, the father of businessman Jimi Wanjigi and a towering figure in Kenya’s political and economic history, passed away at Nairobi Hospital at the age of 92. Known for his extensive career as a Cabinet minister and his contributions to various sectors, Wanjigi was instrumental in developing the expansive Gikomba Market and establishing the jua kali business sector in Shauri Moyo. He was a visionary leader who advocated for free primary education in 1973, a goal realized 30 years later, and played a crucial role in settling thousands of landless citizens during his tenure as the Director of Settlement.…

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In a heart-wrenching scene, the first protester against the Finance Bill 2024, Evans Kiratu, was buried in a somber ceremony. Kiratu’s mother fell and wailed with grief as she viewed her son’s body, the pain on her face telling the story of a mother shattered by her son’s untimely death. Kiratu, struck by a tear gas canister in his groin during the anti-Finance Bill protests in Nairobi on June 20, succumbed to his injuries at Kenyatta National Hospital. An emotional video captured the moment Evans Kiratu’s mother broke down as his body was prepared for burial. Follow our Facebook page…

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Veteran journalist Mutegi Njau, a respected figure in Kenya’s media landscape, has passed away. Njau died peacefully on Thursday evening at around 7 pm, as confirmed by his family. “Dad was a remarkable man whose generosity, sense of humour, and dedication to his career left a lasting impact on everyone he met,” the family stated. Njau’s illustrious career began in 1979 and spanned several decades, during which he worked at leading media houses, including Royal Media Services. He was a resident analyst on Citizen TV’s ‘Cheche’ power breakfast show. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: His passion for journalism…

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Kenyan Gen Zs are relentless in their mission to send William Ruto back to Sugoi, recently joining a live stream by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to demand his prosecution. The ICC was caught off guard as Kenyans flooded the live stream with comments asking for intervention to save Kenya. A screenshot shared on TikTok shows how the live stream, typically focused on prosecuting figures like the president, was interrupted and halted by the scathing comments. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The attention is now on Kenya, with the comments not going unnoticed. Many senior US leaders and…

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