Raymond Omollo has served as the Principal Secretary of the Ministry of Interior and National Administration since 2022.
In the past three years, Omollo has stood out as one of the most influential figures in security and governance, being tasked with overseeing some key transformations within the security sector.
In the history of distance running, few athletes have combined sheer dominance with the philosophical gravitas of Eliud Kipchoge.
The Kenyan legend didn't just break records; he broke the four-minute-mile-equivalent psychological barrier in the marathon, showing the world that perceived limits are merely mental constructs.
Born in Kapsisiywa on November 5, 1984, Kipchoge’s journey from a humble upbringing to global icon is a testament to discipline, resilience, and a voracious appetite for self-improvement.
Shee Kupi is a humanitarian and peacebuilder who hails from Lamu County. He serves as the Director for Disaster Risk Management and Peacebuilding in the Lamu County Government.
Maxwell Opondo, a 21-year-old Kenyan innovator, has emerged as one of Africa’s most promising young industrialists in 2025, earning global recognition for his groundbreaking work in assistive technology.
As the founder and CEO of Zerobionic, a Nairobi-based tech startup, Opondo has combined artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to create life-changing solutions for persons with disabilities.
Engineer Peter Waweru Njenga is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Kenya Electricity Generating Company, KenGen, one of East Africa’s leading electricity generation firms.
Okiya Omtatah, renowned for his defense of the constitution and public accountability, remains one of the country’s most respected voices in governance and human rights advocacy.
Throughout 2025, he has continued to make headlines for his unwavering pursuit of justice through the courts and his vocal opposition to government overreach. His continued defense of Kenyans’ rights in and outside the courtrooms has cemented his place among Kenya’s most principled lawmakers.
Victor Otieno Maura, a retired teacher, has earned national recognition for his innovative contribution to community-based entrepreneurship by establishing a palm oil pressing unit at his home in Siaya County.
His initiative has transformed the local economy by creating a new value chain for palm oil production and processing, positioning Siaya as a hub for small-scale agro-industrial innovation.
Aldrine Kibet has emerged as one of Kenya’s most promising young footballers, making headlines in 2025 after signing a four-year deal with Spanish side Celta Vigo in July.
The 19-year-old attacking midfielder, who first rose to prominence at St. Anthony’s Boys High School in Kitale, now features for RC Celta Fortuna, the club’s Under 19 team. His move marked an important milestone for Kenyan football and a global recognition of local talent.
Allans Ademba is a student journalist who covered the June 25, 2024, youth protests.
Dennis Ombachi is a former Rugby Sevens player, popularly known as the roaming chef. He previously represented the country in several big tournaments, including the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.