Gad Oteba discusses the rampant corruption in Kenya, highlighting the country's economic downturn and the impact on its citizens. The article criticizes the president for not effectively addressing corruption and suggests that the problem has become widespread and normalized. It mentions various scandals related to government procurement, land grabbing, and cheating in national exams, indicating that these issues remain unresolved. Oteba calls for the president to prioritize the fight against corruption and urges the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission and the Directorate of Public Prosecution to take action against corrupt public officers without bias.

The article covers a range of local events and news around Chuka University and its surrounding areas. It includes the weekend fixtures of the North Imenti Sub County League, with Meru Mahakama FC leading the standings. There's a report on two suspected robbers who were saved by police from a mob in Magumoni Ward. Another piece details the suicide of a man in Ndagani, with background information on his mental stress and financial troubles. The article also highlights Chuka University's first international seminar conference, a computer and phone repair session by the Techno club, the arrest of Mombasa Republican Council members, a vibrant campus party at Kimwa Club, a police car accident near Ndagani, and an interdenominational service at Chuka University. Lastly, it reports on a destructive incident caused by drunk university students in Ndagani.