A section of Bunge la Mwananchi Jacaranda warns civic educator Charity Waweru, popularly known as Gen Z Baddie, not to set foot in Homa Bay for the Linda Mwananchi mega rally on Sunday, following her controversial remarks about President William Ruto's daughter Charlene Ruto's engagement ceremony in Kilgoris.
There was a time when Safaricom would send everyone birthday wishes and even that 1GB birthday gift.
A time when calling 100 meant getting help almost immediately.
A time when data bundles actually felt worth it.
Now birthdays pass like any other day for many.
You can call 100 the whole day, and no one picks up.
Maybe they seem like small things, but those little customer-first touches are part of what made Bob Collymore’s era stand out.
Ndegwa, please restore customer care now.
I saw a video of teachers smashing students’ phones and I was completely shocked. This is 2026 — technology is advancing rapidly, and phones have become an essential part of daily life.Instead of destroying them, schools should simply collect the phones at the beginning of term and return them to the students on the closing day. In developed countries, students are allowed to bring their phones but hand them over to staff until they need to use them, or they get them back when school closes. We should adopt similar sensible policies in our schools, because phones are here to stay.Resorting to destructive acts like this in the name of punishment is pure stupidity. Watching a teacher pick up a hammer and smash a KSh 30,000 phone genuinely pained me. It’s heartbreaking and completely unnecessary.