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Article by Arch Dr. D.K. Gitau- Diaspora Times Special Feature The Diaspora Meet & Greet Party held on December 21st in Kenya at the posh Laymack Suite grounds was more than a social gathering. It was a statement. In a relaxed atmosphere of conversation, laughter, music, and shared memories, something deeper was taking place: the …

DIASPORA MEET & GREET PARTY 25, SYMBOLIZES A BRIDGE BETWEEN KENYA AND ITS GLOBAL SONS AND DAUGHTERS: THE STORY OF JEREMY DAMARIS.Read More

“When leadership chooses celebration while the nation weeps, and other families remember a sad immediate past, the celebration itself becomes a speech, and history records it without mercy.” On the occasion of President William Ruto’s birthday, The Diaspora Times extends neither ceremonial flattery nor performative outrage. Birthdays, especially for those entrusted with national power, are …

A Birthday, A Nation, And The Burden Of Power.Read More

A Seasoned Lesson in Truth, Moral Reckoning, Conscience, and the Ghosts of Leadership By Professor Peter Ndiang’ui, Fort Myers, Florida I have learned that President William Ruto’s birthday falls around this time. I have never, in all my years, wished anyone an unhappy birthday, and I will not begin with him. However, I have reached …

WHAT WILLIAM RUTO NEEDS TO DO TO HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY.Read More

Mary Chebet, reporting from UK-Diaspora Times, Sports writer. Kenya has added another remarkable chapter to its sporting history after David Munyua was officially confirmed as the World Darts Champion, a stunning global triumph that places the country on the world map in yet another international sport. Munyua’s victory is historic and symbolic. Darts has traditionally …

David Munyua Wins World Darts Championship, Kenya Makes History Again.Read More

Kenyans should not comfort themselves by saying that the Epstein story happened far away in America and has nothing to do with us. Strip away the private islands, the billionaires, and the foreign accents, and what remains is a story that many Kenyans, both at home and in the diaspora, already recognize. It is the …

The Epstein Lesson, Another Epstein Is Somewhere.Read More

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Jane Shako, Nairobi, Kenya / The Diaspora Times Judge Mohammed Khadhar Ibrahim, one of Kenya’s most respected jurists and a towering figure on the nation’s highest court, has died at the age of 69 after a prolonged illness. The Judiciary of Kenya confirmed his passing on Wednesday, 17 December 2025, at the Aga Khan Hospital …

BREAKING: Supreme Court Judge Mohammed Khadhar Ibrahim Dies at 69 — A Life in Justice.Read More

“Singapore did not become what it is through slogans or public relations tours. It was built through ruthless discipline, strong institutions, zero tolerance for corruption, long-term industrial planning, and a social contract that worked. Taxes in Singapore were imposed after productivity had been created, after jobs had been secured, and after public trust had been …

KENYA SHOULD NOT BECOME SINGAPORE; KENYA SHOULD BECOME KENYA.Read More

If these allegations are true, and the photographic evidence strongly suggests so, then this is not just political deception. It is a moral failure that has dragged the Church into the mud of partisan theatrics. The Church, traditionally a sanctuary of truth, dignity, and moral guidance, has been reduced to a stage for rented applause …

Sacred Spaces, Staged Crowds: How Political Deception Dragged AIPCA Church into Public Shame.Read More