… David Ouma As Kenya moves to institutionalise the Social Health Authority (SHA) as the vehicle for universal health coverage, the most important question is no longer whether the country should pursue universal healthcare. …
… Having already secured David Ouma’s signature as their new head coach, Obure has expressed his faith on the tactician confirming that the club puts full trust on him. …
… The Starlets made their maiden appearance in 2016 under coach David Ouma but exited at the group stage after defeats to Ghana, Mali and eventual champions Nigeria. …
… Starlets first qualified for WAFCON in 2016 under the stewardship of then coach David Ouma who was recently unveiled as Mathare United's tactician. …
… Ugenya MP David Ouma noted that countries such as Mexico, the United States, and South Africa have embraced controlled use of cannabis, including for medicinal purposes, questioning why Kenya continues to rely on what he termed a ‘colonial approach.’ He shared a personal account …
A medical researcher argues that social media claims linking vaccines to endometriosis conflate correlation with causation, and that proper research must identify consistent patterns and account for confounding factors before establishing cause-and-effect relationships.
A medical researcher argues that social media claims linking vaccines to endometriosis conflate correlation with causation, and that proper research must identify consistent patterns and account for confounding factors before establishing cause-and-effect relationships.
An opinion piece argues that as Kenya institutionalizes the Social Health Authority to pursue universal health coverage, it should study Australia's Medicare model to ensure the system delivers access to necessary care without financial hardship. By June 2026, more than 31 million Kenyans had registered with SHA, which replaced the National Hospital Insurance Fund in October 2024.
An opinion piece argues that images of dusty roads in Homa Bay, circulated after a Linda Mwananchi rally, should not be interpreted as evidence of the Luo community's failure to hold leaders accountable, but rather as a consequence of historical patterns of uneven resource allocation that have favored privileged regions.
Mathare United CEO Jecton Obure has outlined an ambitious strategy to restore the club's fortunes after barely escaping relegation on the final day of the season. The 2008 league champions aim to finish higher next season through structural rebuilding, squad stability, and reinforcements in the upcoming FKF Premier League 2026-27 campaign.
Kenya's women's football team left Wednesday for a week-long training camp in Miramas, France, to prepare for the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. Head coach Beldine Odemba said the squad is in good form and the French camp will help them acclimatize to conditions similar to those in Morocco.
Harambee Starlets forward Mwanahalima Adam, who missed the 2016 WAFCON while sitting her KCSE exams, is looking forward to the upcoming Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco (25 July – 16 August 2026). Kenya qualified for the tournament after Dogo scored in a 1-0 win against Gambia in October 2025.
An opinion piece argues that while the Gen Z-led Occupy Parliament movement successfully forced the government to withdraw the Finance Bill 2024, it failed to consolidate those gains into sustained political influence by rejecting negotiation and leadership structures needed to institutionalize demands.
An opinion piece argues that while Kenya's Gen Z-led Occupy Parliament movement successfully compelled the government to withdraw the Finance Bill 2024, it failed to convert that victory into lasting political influence because it rejected negotiations and leadership structures, and lacked organization to institutionalize its gains beyond the streets.
Kenyan lawmakers debated bhang policy, with some calling for regulated, medicinal use like Mexico, the US, and South Africa, while others rejected legalization as a solution to rising drug use and trafficking.
An opinion piece by Dr. David Ouma, written in response to a Kenyan student who died while working at Meriton Suites in Sydney on May 17, questions the role and support of Kenya's High Commission in Australia for Kenyans abroad.