Caption for the landscape image: Hidden gem: Lamu's Kiwayu rises from ashes of terror attack Tuesday, December 16, 2025 Scroll down to read the article An aerial photo of Kiwayu Island in Lamu East. The island is considered unique due to its natural beauty. Photo credit: Pool By Kalume Kazungu Correspondent Nation Media Group Article Related Ms Raisa Aoko lies relaxed on a beachfront sun lounger, watching the sun set over the Indian Ocean, painting the sky in fiery oranges and purples. She listens quietly to the gentle waves, allowing the stress of daily life to melt away. PREMIUM Tebbutt kidnap: Kenyan man sues UK police Mr Kololo was sentenced to death in 2013, but his conviction was overturned in 2023. . Recommended for you PREMIUM From US to Wamunyoro: Gachagua, Sifuna meet to plot 2027 strategy PREMIUM MPs plan to stop election results livestreaming in legal change PREMIUM Ruto’s men battle for his political blessing in North Rift PREMIUM Sonko reopens fight against ouster Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles PREMIUM MPs plan to stop election results livestreaming in legal change The proposal has been approved by Senate and is now before National Assembly. Mashujaa Day windfall: Eldoret businesses cash in as visitors flood city Eldoret city is also known for its nightlife. PREMIUM This man Paul Mackenzie: From hawker to Shakahola radical religious influence Unable to secure formal employment, he sold flour using a handcart before training as a driver.
PREMIUM Tebbutt kidnap: Kenyan man sues UK police Mr Kololo was sentenced to death in 2013, but his conviction was overturned in 2023.
PREMIUM MPs plan to stop election results livestreaming in legal change The proposal has been approved by Senate and is now before National Assembly.
Mashujaa Day windfall: Eldoret businesses cash in as visitors flood city Eldoret city is also known for its nightlife.
PREMIUM This man Paul Mackenzie: From hawker to Shakahola radical religious influence Unable to secure formal employment, he sold flour using a handcart before training as a driver.
