Renowned city preacher and life coach Robert Burale has expressed his frustration with churches for their silence during the recent protests against the proposed 2024 Finance Bill. Burale pointed out the irony in churches only voicing opinions when it benefits them, urging religious leaders to publicly declare their stance on the bill instead of ignoring the country’s plight.
Burale emphasized that this is not a time for silence and called on pastors to make their positions known, regardless of their political affiliations. He criticized the selective engagement of churches in societal issues and stressed the importance of addressing significant national matters openly.
The preacher also warned against allowing politicians to use church platforms for their agendas, advocating for the separation of religious services from political campaigns. Burale’s call to action highlights the need for accountability and active participation from religious institutions in addressing critical national issues.
A new controversy has emerged within Kenya’s civic and activist circles, this time revolving around the ownership of the slogan Read more
Few names resonate as powerfully as Alikiba and Diamond Platnumz. For years, fans and media alike have speculated about a Read more
Kenyan actress and human rights advocate Kaz Lucas has recently taken a significant step in her health journey by undergoing Read more
Carrol Sonnie, a prominent content creator and former partner of comedian and Milele FM radio presenter Mulamwah, has announced her Read more
Isaac Oteso, widely known as Goliath wa Bungoma, has recently made headlines after landing a role as a video vixen Read more
Kenya’s hip-hop maestro, Nyashinski, has once again taken the music scene by storm with his latest EP To Whom It Read more