Bradley Marongo steps in, cutting a striking figure in his brand-new suit. The room seems to pause as he enters, the tailored lines of the suit accentuating his every move with a quiet authority.

His suit, a deep charcoal gray with a subtle pinstripe, is immaculately fitted, tailored to perfection to hug his broad shoulders and taper at the waist. The fabric has a slight sheen, catching the light just enough to reflect his attention to detail.

As he takes another step, Bradley exudes an effortless charisma, the suit not just an outfit, but a powerful statement of sophistication.

On September 11, 2024, a fire erupted at Wamy Secondary School in Isiolo County, specifically affecting the school’s dormitory in the Kambi Garba area. The incident has raised alarm as it marks the third fire in a school within the county in less than a week, following similar incidents at Isiolo Girls and Isiolo Boys High Schools.

Authorities and emergency response teams, including the Kenya Red Cross, quickly mobilized to contain the situation. The Red Cross confirmed that an action team had been dispatched to the scene to assist in managing the emergency, though no casualties have been reported so far.

The cause of the fire at Wamy Secondary School remains unknown as investigations are ongoing. However, the recurrence of such incidents across multiple schools in Isiolo County has caused concern among local authorities, school administrators, and parents.

Fires in boarding school dormitories can be particularly dangerous due to the large number of students housed in close quarters, and officials are investigating whether these recent incidents might be connected.

In the wake of these events, the immediate priority is ensuring that all students are safe, and that measures are put in place to prevent future occurrences. Further details about the Wamy Secondary School fire, including the extent of the damage and the results of the investigation, are expected to emerge as authorities continue to assess the situation. For now, the community remains on high alert as they await answers and solutions to what appears to be a growing crisis within Isiolo County’s education sector.

This marks the third school fire in Isiolo County within a week, following similar incidents at Isiolo Girls and Isiolo Boys High Schools​

A dormitory fire broke out at Njia Boys Secondary School in Igembe, Meru County, causing significant destruction. The blaze, which occurred in the early morning hours, razed the dormitory to the ground, destroying property worth millions of shillings. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as students and staff were safely evacuated.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but initial suspicions include an electrical fault. The rapid spread of the fire was likely exacerbated by flammable materials and the lack of adequate fire suppression systems, such as sprinklers or fire extinguishers.

The dormitory was completely destroyed, along with students’ personal belongings, school supplies, and furniture

Local authorities, emergency responders, and the school administration are assessing the damage and working on recovery efforts. The community has rallied around the school, offering donations to help the displaced students. Counseling services are also being considered to help those affected by the trauma of the incident.

Kenyan actress Winnie Bwire, popularly known for her role as Dida in the TV series Sultana, has passed away. She lost her battle with metastatic breast cancer on September 5, 2024, while undergoing treatment in Turkey. Her family expressed deep gratitude to the public for their support during her illness, having previously appealed for financial help to cover her medical expenses.

Her family announced her death on Thursday morning.

“It is with a heavy heart and humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce Winfred Bwire Ndubi lost her battle to cancer on 5th September 2024 while undergoing treatment in Turkey,” the family said in a statement.

Winnie had been battling cancer for several years, and her journey was marked by multiple hospitalizations and treatments. Despite her struggles, she remained hopeful and continuously shared her gratitude for the support she received from Kenyans.

Her passing has left a significant void in the Kenyan entertainment industry, where she was admired not only for her acting but also for her courage in facing her illness.

“If you can support me, I have nothing to give in return, but you will save my life. I didn’t want this video to be emotional; I wanted it to be filled with hope,” she said in the video.

“Right now, I’m so frustrated by how expensive healthcare is. Every time I feel like I’ve made ten steps forward, it’s like I’m being dragged back eight steps. Thank you so much for praying for me.” She shared this during her appealing  for financial assistance to continue with her cancer treatment.

May she rest in peace.