Creator
Njeri Kimani
Njeri Kimani is a journalist based in Nakuru, Kenya.
Giving Rwandan refugees a voice
Access to justice for refugees begins with putting their issues on the national agenda
Kenya: Don’t be silent
Nchini Kenya, janga la corona lilizidisha visa vya unyanyasaji wa nyumbani, ila tatizo hilo limekuwepo na wahasiriwa wamekua wakisaidiwa na watu.
How coronavirus is affecting Kenya’s hearing impaired citizens
A deaf man in Kenya spread the message of Covid-19 when he realised a million hearing impaired people were left out of the conversation
South African woman takes her own life in Kenyan quarantine
The death comes after complaints of deplorable conditions at the quarantine center where she was housed
Hand washing, emergency loans and panic buying: How one Kenyan city is preparing
There have been no reported cases of the coronavirus in Nakuru, Kenya’s third-largest city. But life here has already changed
State capture: The Kenyan edition
Corruption scandals have rocked Kenyan politics this year, implicating some of the country’s most senior officials
Activist poets on the frontline
Meet the Kenyan wordsmiths who use their voices to advocate for change
Taming Kenya’s matatu madness
In a renewed crackdown, taxis and buses that ignore safety rules are being taken off the country’s roads
‘I just couldn’t argue back’
Kenyan journalists say sexual harassment in newsrooms is an everyday occurrence
Kenya’s tough choice: To vote or not to vote?
Many Kenyans opted to boycott the election rerun for reasons other than party politics
Kenya: To vote, or not to vote?
Kenyans are supposed to choose their president on Thursday – again. But there’s a distinct lack of enthusiasm for the process.
Kenyatta’s rash remarks may cost him
The president’s attack on the chief justice could result in him losing votes in the rerun of the poll
Kenya’s addiction to scandal-prone leaders
Once again, the voters have chosen leaders tainted by scandal, though there is a small reason for hope
Kenya’s addiction to scandal-prone leaders
Once again, the voters have chosen leaders tainted by scandal, though there is a small reason for hope
Vote count begins in Kenyan polls
Initial results are expected to begin trickling in on Wednesday.