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Kinity says Kenya’s problems go beyond Ruto
Seasoned human rights activist Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has challenged the political narrative that President William Ruto is solely responsible for Kenya’s economic...
Kinity demands answers over NHIF, SHA funds as Kenya moves to HMIS
Seasoned human rights advocate Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has demanded a clear account of funds held by the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF)...
Kinity challenges Gen Z to make corruption a key electoral issue
Human rights activist Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has challenged Kenyans, particularly Gen Z, to make corruption and accountability decisive issues in the country’s...
Elizabeth Anyango Intensifies Bid for Siaya Woman Rep Seat
Siaya County Woman Representative aspirant Dr. Elizabeth Anyango Odaga has stepped up her political engagements in the county after returning to Kenya, with...
Activist Says America Remains the World’s Most Generous Nation as He Defends US Border Measures
Human rights activist Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity has defended the United States against criticism over its border control measures, arguing that no nation...
Dr. Isaac Kinity Links Lawyer Kyalo Mbobu’s Assassination to High-Level Corruption
Human rights activist Dr. Isaac Kinity has linked the assassination of lawyer Kyalo Mbobu to high-level corruption and intimidation of legal professionals handling...
Ruto Spent KSh 3.6 Million Per Hour for 42 Days on Hospitality and Vehicle Maintenance at State House
President William Ruto //Photo courtesy President William Ruto spent an average of KSh 3.6 million every hour on travel, hospitality, and vehicle maintenance...
“I add no value,” Former Rarieda MP Raphael Tuju Resigns from Jubilee Party
Former Jubilee party SG Rafael Tuju //Photo courtesy Former Member of Parliament for Rarieda constituency Rafael Tuju has formally resigned from the party,...
“Gen Zs have what it takes to reshape Kenya’s Governance” Dr. Isaac Kinity
Human rights defender Dr. Isaac Kinity believes that Kenyan Generation Z are best placed to transform the county’s governance. Speaking on Lumbasi TV’s...
