Story by Grace Akinyi Ooko, a second-year at Chuka University.

Story by Purity Wambui, a third-year student at Chuka University.

Story by Kalama Fondo, a fourth yer student at Chuka University.

Story by Njeri Mickeydan Kioko. A third-year student at Chuka University.

By Sallo Gobana, The initiative seeks to reduce case backlogs, protect young litigants from prolonged legal battles and strengthen access to child-friendly justice. In a major bid to shield young litigants from the deep emotional distress of long-drawn legal fights, the Chuka Law Courts has launched a strict six-month window campaign this November to fast-track all pending children’s cases and resolve them within a strict six-month window as part of a nationwide judicial clea

Story by Emmah Kihiu and Mickeydan Kioko who are students at Chuka University.

Story by Franklin Oyanda, a fourth-year student pursuing journalism and mass communication at Chuka University.

Story by Brendah Mukami, a third-year student at Chuka University pursuing Journalism and Mass Communication.

By Purity Wambui Beyond the ribbons, hashtags and awareness campaigns, breast cancer awareness begins with understanding your body and recognising when something changes. October arrives with pink ribbons, themed T-shirts and social media campaigns calling for an end to breast cancer. On campus, awareness can become another event on the calendar, marked by photographs, banners and messages that disappear when the month ends. But beneath the pink is a more personal reality: th

How university stereotypes shape students’ perceptions of success By Chris Omondi Second year Journalism and Mass Communication Student, For some Kenyan students, gaining admission to a university outside the country’s major cities comes with an unexpected burden: the feeling that they have settled for less. Instead of celebrating their admission, they may find themselves defending their choice against perceptions that universities in smaller towns are less prestigious. A fri

Story by Sallo Gobana,a fourth year student at Chuka University.

Story by Sallo Gobana, a fourth year student pursuing Communication Studies at Chuka University.

Story by Chris Omondi, a second year student pursuing Journalism and Mass Communication.

Story by Purity Wambui, a third year student in Chuka University pursuing Journalism and Mass Communication.

Story by Sallo Gobana, a fourth year student pursuing Communication Studies in Chuka University.

By Victor Baraka Initiative brings together judicial officers, legal scholars, students and child protection stakeholders to advance children’s rights and access to justice. Hon. Lady Justice Roselyne Lagat Korir adressing the guests and participants at the launch ceremony Photo by Dennis Elvis At the heart of the fight for children’s rights, Chuka University’s School of Law has launched its Child Justice Moot Court Competition, bringing together judicial officers, law stud

Story by Chris Omondi a second-Year student pursuing Journalism and Mass Communication, Chuka University

By Victor Baraka Chuka University law student Cynthia Njeri adressing students at Ndagani Primary school photo by Dennis Evis Chuka University law students took the message of child justice beyond the university on Tuesday 7th October 2026 , engaging learners, teachers and staff at Ndagani Senior and Junior Schools as part of the ongoing Child Justice Week. The outreach, organised as part of the week’s community advocacy activities, focused on creating awareness of children

Story by Sallo Gobana, a fourth year student pursuing Communication Studies in Chuka University

By Samson Njeru Kenya is on Ebola alert after the country confirmed its first case of Ebola, with the patient later succumbing to the disease. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale announced on 6th October 2026 that a Kenyan citizen who had been living in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) had tested positive for Ebola after travelling from the DRC through Uganda to Kenya. The patient arrived in Nairobi on 3rd October and was taken to a hospital, where he was isolated and t