Deputy Prime minister and Minister for Local Government Musalia Mudavadi has called upon Western Kenya residents to ignore the pornographic photos of individuals having sex allegedly at the Masinde Muliro Gardens in Kakamega posted on the internet.

The larger Bamasaaba community is yet to come to terms with the demise of one of its elder Mzee Hudson Waswa Wasikhuyu Okhwa Nabai who was laid to rest over the weekend at his Kisawayi home in Misikhu, Bungoma County.

The District Commissioner Malava North Gideon Ombongi has confirmed that the Butali Sugar Mill will officially be opened this week Friday 14.

With more than 40 million inhabitants, Kenya is a comparatively affluent market in East Africa and is likely to experience faster growth in the modern retail sector as the economy continues its upward trend

Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi, on Monday led leaders from the larger Kakamega County in compelling the government to make haste and solve the stalemate surrounding the Butali sugar mill that has made it in-operational.

Social media has been gaining popularity and influence in Kenya with analysts and researchers trying to figure out its implications in business, flow of information and its overall influence on the traditional media.

Twitter has gained currency in the country with every Tom, Dick and Harry, with every Mary, Jane and Beatrice joining twitter and following people of their interests and creating amazing content that has managed to be trending topics around the world.

Mundere residents in Bunyala district, Busia County are living in fear and shock after witnessing a bizarre incident where a creature believed to be a snake was reported to talk like a human being.

As Kenyans prepare to fully usher in the new Constitution during the 2012 general elections and aspire to achieve the Vision 2030 as well as Millennium Development Goals, much effort and investment is needed to achieve the same in Western Kenya and North Rift regions.

The chessboard is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the Universe, the rules of the game are what we call the laws of Nature and the player on the other side is hidden from us and in our case, our politicians are the exact replica of the chess pieces incarnate.

In the last article detailing the traditions, myths, culture and practices associated with death and burial in Western Kenya, we had explored activities undertaken after burial and traditional preaching commonly known as khuswala kumusee which is usually conducted on the third day after burial among Bamasaba people of the larger Bukusu community.