The Daily Whistle Reporter (Page 3)

NAIROBI, Kenya — Learning at Lenana School has been suspended indefinitely following a night of unrest that rocked the prestigious national boys’ school, prompting the administration to send all students home as investigations into the incident begin. Parents and guardians were on Tuesday morning directed to collect their children fromContinue Reading

Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang’ula has called on the Ministry of Education to launch a nationwide crackdown on schools that have failed to comply with government safety regulations, warning that continued negligence is putting learners’ lives at risk. Speaking during a fundraising drive at Chekalini Comprehensive School inContinue Reading

President William Ruto has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to bridging regional development gaps, announcing a large-scale electrification and infrastructure push targeting Northern Kenya under an affirmative action programme aimed at expanding access to essential services. Speaking during a development tour in Wajir County, the President said the Government is investingContinue Reading

Gladys Wanga has broken her silence after controversial remarks by James Orengo, accusing the veteran politician of using words that humiliated her and reflected the wider mistreatment women face in leadership. In an emotional open letter released Thursday, the Homa Bay governor said she was responding not as a countyContinue Reading

A political storm is brewing after Siaya Governor James Orengo accused the State of abruptly withdrawing his security officers without notice, in what is likely to trigger fresh debate over politics, intimidation, and the treatment of senior opposition figures. In a sharply worded statement released on Wednesday, May 20, 2026,Continue Reading

Victor Kanyari has said his decision to vie for the Kasarani parliamentary seat is driven by personal ambition rather than what he described as a divine calling. The controversial preacher said he chose to enter politics out of his own desire to serve residents, challenging the common narrative among religiousContinue Reading