Magdaline Saya

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Magdaline Saya

President William Ruto’s senior economic advisor Moses Kuria has condemned the incident in which goons stormed a church service where former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua was in attendance. Kuria through his X handle termed the incident as ungodly. "This is utterly ungodly. Leave your backward and primitive political wars out of places of worship. Today was AIPCA Kenol reloaded. The lightning that will strike us is still loading. Pole sana Gachagua," he said through the tweet.

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Magdaline Saya

President William Ruto has mourned the late renowned human rights lawyer and senior counsel Pheroze Nowrojee. Ruto mourned Nowrojee as a decorated constitutional lawyer and veteran defender of human rights. "Nowrojee was universally respected for his principled commitment to the advancement of democracy, protection of fundamental rights and freedoms and the promotion of Constitutionalism and the rule of law," the President said.

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Magdaline Saya

Bodaboda riders on Saturday stoned a matatu along Thika Superhighway, shuttering its windows. It is alleged that the bus belonging to Githurai 45 Bus Sacco stopped unexpectedly along Thika Road, causing an accident from behind. As a result, one bodaboda rider got injured at the scene. Police arrived at the scene and maintained calm as the riders wanted to burn the bus. Bodaboda riders at the scene of the accident along Thika Road on April 5, 2025/VICTOR IMBOTO

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Magdaline Saya

Renowned human rights lawyer and senior counsel Pheroze Nowrojee is dead. Nowrojee passed away on Saturday morning in the US at the age of 84. Pheroze was a stalwart of the legal and human rights movement in Kenya, including serving as the NCEC Convener and Spokesperson. He has been described as a gentle giant and a defender of democracy, justice, and liberation.

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Magdaline Saya

President William Ruto has called on leaders in Kiambu to unite and work together for the common good of serving Kenyans. Speaking on Saturday when he toured Githunguri, Ruto called on leaders to stop inciting Kenyans and leading to divisions and fighting. Ruto said Kenyans had given each leader their own job and mandate which they have to deliver adding that the Kenyans themselves will make a decision in 2027 on who to vote in again based on each individual's performance record.