Feel-Good Stories

The comedian has cracked up Kenyans for his spot-on imitation of the DP.

Uhuru respected Kanze Dena's decision but also surprised her with another gift.

Others who joined them were Raila's wife - Ida Odinga - and Karua's friends.

The students from St Paul's University wowed the judges and the crowd, including Former US President Bill Clinton who was in attendance. 

The rider had trended during the post-electoral period for carrying an infant while working- a feat that one doesn't see very often.

"Yes, I came. You invited me and I'm here," the elated actress stated.

UDA has awarded five employees from the party offices to be part of County Assemblies as nominated MCAs.

Forbes Magazine recognised him as one of the most influential photographers in Africa. 

Marubu was unable to pursue further studies despite scoring a mean grade of C+.

The two were a gift to president William Ruto as he succeeds Uhuru.

The artist noted this painting was inspired by Ruto's increased influence in 2021.

19-year-old Jane Omenda Ndemo trekked 32 kilometres daily from Marani to Kisii town in search of funds to settle her University education. 

The man ran away as a teenager and swore never to return home after the altercation.

The 18-year-old teenager made history twice this year. 

Alex stated that he designed houses for Ruto, Mandera Senator Ali Roba and Soy MP David Kiplagat.

The actions by Nyaga saw him earn accolades from a section of online users who commended him for his kind gesture toward the police.

The young CEO was inspired to innovate a device that would revolutionise agriculture.

Mulli studied with Uhuru and Jeff Koinange at St Mary's school, Nairobi.

His sentiments on Solomonic wisdom gave much relief from the tense sessions that were ongoing at the Supreme Court.

She recalled that the US President disregarded a signal from his security detail to leave during a UN conference.

She argued that the IEBC chairperson Wafula Chebukati should be barred from conducting any further elections.

The agency noted that failure to comply would earn the leaders a fine of Ksh1 million.

At 17, his life, charmed up in the Coastal town of Mombasa, took a retrogressive path. Immigration officials booked him the next flight to the UK.

The world record holder joins his sister Zara, who also made history in the aviation industry earlier this year.

The former lecturer, who has a PhD, walked away from his job to concentrate on music composition.

The start-up beat over 1,200 entries from 99 countries globally to clinch the prize.