Dr Johansen Oduor is Kenya’s chief government pathologist, a title he has held since September 2013. As the head of the government’s forensic pathology services, he leads other pathologists and forensic experts in investigating deaths that are sudden, unexpected, or suspicious. He also provides expert evidence in court cases involving death. Oduor has conducted autopsies […]
Prophet Owuor, a name synonymous with the Repentance and Holiness Ministry, is known globally for his religious leadership and powerful if not controversial sermons. However, before he answered the call to ministry, Owuor dedicated many years to academic pursuits, building a foundation of knowledge in a very different field. Education Owuor began his education at […]
Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat previously deputized former Police head Japhet Koome. Before then, he was Commandant of the General Service Unit (GSU) and his rise to his new role has been nothing short of monumental. The DIG was speaking in an interview with the Nation, where he narrated how his love for […]
The academic achievements of Kenyans in the diaspora has put the country in the world map of academia. This is evidenced by the likes of Dr. Patricia Kingori, Oxford University’s youngest black and female professor, Professor Robert Mokaya – the only black professor of Chemistry in the UK feted by the queen, Dr. Maria Othieno […]
When you see Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna criticizing the government, cheering ODM leader Raila Odinga, and trouncing his political opponents, you may think it is something he has done all his life. However, in an exclusive interview with Willis Raburu, the prominent lawyer bared his soul, revealing the remarkable struggles that paved his path to […]
James Muigai the young man born in 1985, gained fame around 2008, and this time round he was being identified as DJ Afro Amigos. He became one of the top notch movie commentators in Kenya. He changed how Kenyans were consuming movies, by translating them into Swahili and making it comical and easy for them […]
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Kenya Police Service, Eliud Lagat, earns a gross monthly salary of Ksh652,742. This figure was established by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) in its 2021–2025 review. As the second-highest-ranking officer in the National Police Service (NPS), Lagat’s salary places him among the top earners in Kenya’s public sector, […]