Nancy Agutu

Nairobi

Writer and Editor at WAN-IFRA

Writer and Editor at @TheStarKenya, @NewspaperWorld member,Member of Kenya Media Freedom Committee. @WomenInNews alumni, Ethics committee member @KenyaEditors

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Articles

Double trouble or just double planning? Tips on going out alone with twins

1 week ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

In SummaryAs more twin parents look for ways to make solo outings less stressful, common concerns continue to come up. Would you like us to tell your story related to this topic? If yes, please send details to [email protected]Last week, we explored the struggles twin parents face with sleep training. This week, we’re diving into another real-life challenge: how to confidently go out alone with your little bundles of joy.
Engine malfunction caused chopper crash that killed CDF Francis Ogolla - Report

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

Military probe has found that engine malfunction caused the chopper crash that killed CDF General Francis Ogolla and other officers. In a report released on Friday, the Ministry of Defence said that the Huey Helicopter KAF 1501 was assessed to have had a relatively high level of reliability, having conducted several operational and training missions, including VIP flights.
Four family members who went missing in Tsavo found

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

The family of four that went missing in Tsavo East National Park has been found. A family spokesperson Erin told the Star that the missing family members were found. "They have been found and we would divulge information later," she said. The Kenya wildlife Service in a statement confirmed that they had successfully located and rescuedthe four who went missing in Tsavo following an intensive 24-hour search operation.
Tales of twin moms: Sleep training struggle and success

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

Let’s talk about twin moms, shall we? How do you even begin to sleep train two babies at once? Have you ever walked around with your twins and noticed everyone staring, as if your little ones were the most fascinating thing in the world like a rare, irresistible piece of chocolate? This is the reality for twin moms. The stares, the endless questions, the fascination—it’s all part of the experience.
What women consider when buying sanitary towels - Report

2 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

Nguvu Change Leader Advocating Menstrual Hygiene Action in Kenya/HandoutIn a country where taboos around menstruation still cast a long shadow, a powerful narrative is emerging from women who want their voices and needs granted. A report titled “Echoing Voices from the Grassroots on Dignified Period for All” uncovers a crucial, often overlooked truth: for women, menstrual health is not just about access, but about quality, comfort, and dignity.
Beyond chalk: Group teaches pupils how to navigate trauma

3 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

In SummaryBeatriz Khalivitsi, a fellow with Teach for Kenya, has gained invaluable experience working with young learners from grades one to three. “The journey has been full of highs and lows, especially working in schools in low-income areas. No one truly prepares you for it. You interact with learners from different backgrounds, each with their struggles,” she says.
He was full of grace and character! Raila's moving tribute to George Oduor

3 weeks ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

I needed someone I could trust with money, important documents, and sensitive information, and George Oduor never failed; these were the words of ODM Party leader Raila Odinga in his moving tribute. Raila described George as a man of impeccable character —innocent, sincere, generous, and trustworthy. “He was simply and widely known in political circles, was not just a bodyguard. He officially became my bodyguard in 1995,” Raila said.
You are not alone! Raila comforts Elachi in moving message

1 month ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has mourned with Dagoretti North MP Beatrice Elachi after the loss of her son Elvis Murakana Namenya. The cause of death remains unclear as messages of condolences continue to pour in. “I know you are heartbroken and I know your world has turned inside out following the death of your son, Elvis Murakana Namenya,” Raila said. In a tweet on Wednesday, Raila said he is aware of the pain and the struggle that Elachi was going through.
EXPLAINER: Shattered silence: Navigating the aftermath of sexual violence

1 month ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

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Kirsty Coventry becomes first female and first African president of IOC

1 month ago | the-star.co.ke | Nancy Agutu

Kirsty Coventry was elected as the 10th president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Thursday, making history as the first woman and the first African to lead the global Olympic movement. The election was conducted through a secret ballot by over 100 IOC members during the 144th IOC Session in Greece. The 41-year-old, who won the vote in the first round, will officially take office after June 23, succeeding Thomas Bach, who has served as president since 2013. "An extraordinary moment.