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The day Daniel Moi dropped William Omamo from Cabinet for praising Jaramogi - Vimarsana News

The day Daniel Moi dropped William Omamo from Cabinet for praising Jaramogi

What Omamo thought was an apt moment to publicly thank the man who had helped him get a scholarship to study in India more than 26 years earlier turned out to be just what his enemies needed to finally take him down

Billionaires Who Built Nairobi: Heartbreaking Story of Charles Rubia, Nairobi's First Mayor - Vimarsana News

Billionaires Who Built Nairobi: Heartbreaking Story of Charles Rubia, Nairobi's First Mayor

The former Minister endured hardship under former President Daniel Moi's regime and lost his investments.

4 Times Kenyan Presidents Were Targeted by Land Grabbers - Vimarsana News

4 Times Kenyan Presidents Were Targeted by Land Grabbers

According to court documents, the man who sold the Ksh24 million Diani beach plot to the former President's family had forged the title deed. 

KING & SAMII - Kenya: Will Recognising Ethnic Identities Lead To Positive Outcomes? - Vimarsana News

KING & SAMII - Kenya: Will Recognising Ethnic Identities Lead To Positive Outcomes?

Countries that adopt ethnic recognition go on to experience less violence, more economic vitality, and more democratic politics.

Mambere School: Where Jomo, James Gichuru learnt how to read - Vimarsana News

Mambere School: Where Jomo, James Gichuru learnt how to read

Mambere School: Where Jomo, James Gichuru learnt how to read Mambere School now Musa Gitau Primary School in 1936. Mambere School was established in 1901 in Kikuyu, Kiambu County. The journey of the school started when Scottish missionaries arrived in Kikuyu in late 1890s. A jovial Munyua wa Waiyaki, son of the famous Kikuyu leader Waiyaki wa Hinga, offered them 100 acres of the forest in Thogoto highlands. The missionaries built a church and Mambere school for boys and girls. Here they were taught Christianity as well as formal education. Girls would attend classes in the evening after work...