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Lawyer Danstan Omari seems to have won round one of his bid to be the next Nairobi Senator after touts, drivers, bus industry stakeholders, and Nganya owners vowed to support his bid of replacing embattled Senator Edwin Sifuna in the next polls. Speaking in Nairobi’s OTC area and Githurai town, respectively, they jointly thanked Omari
The Rise of Alternative Leadership Kenya is at a crossroads. Since independence, leadership has rotated among a handful of political elites—from Jomo Kenyatta to Daniel Arap Moi, from Mwai Kibaki to Uhuru Kenyatta, and now William Ruto. However, despite these transitions, governance has remained in the hands of career politicians who prioritize personal and political
Peter Salasya is a prominent figure in Kenyan politics, currently serving as the Member of Parliament for Mumias East. Since taking office, he has captured the attention of many through his unwavering commitment to genuine leadership and transparency in political affairs. Salasya’s recent statements, filled with intentions aimed at enhancing political integrity, highlight his aspirations
Kiminini member of parliament Maurice Kakai Bisau is on the spot after an Audit reports showed some signigican gaps that may be used or are used to loot public funds. The audit reports for the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) in Kiminini raised by the auditor general shows alot of concerns over financial management
The week that was witnessed some high political temperatures during a funeral service in the south Kabras ward. As Hon. Tali’s former area MCA was being laid to rest, politicians decided to test their strength by kicking dust and leaving behind a big trail of storms. At the center of all this was Governor Barasa,
Martha Karua, one of Kenya’s most prominent and respected political figures, has officially declared her candidacy for the 2027 presidential election. This marks a pivotal moment in Kenyan politics as she steps forward with renewed determination to lead the nation. Known for her unwavering commitment to justice and democracy, Karua’s announcement comes with a clear
Kenyan politics has never been short of drama, but recent remarks by former Deputy Rigathi Gachagua have reignited debates about political rhetoric and its impact. Addressing President William Ruto, Gachagua boldly stated, “All this abusive language, you are the one who introduced it, so don’t complain.” His reference to past political attacks, including calling Uhuru
ODM party members and the public have been assured through the interim leadership that ODM will continue to be a force for good in the year ahead. The party, in a statement released to the press, said that it stands firm as the foremost defender of democracy, championing freedom, full participation, transparency, good governance, justice,
The political landscape in Kenya has witnessed a surprising development as Cleophas Malala, the former United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Secretary-General, publicly apologized to the residents of Kakamega. This admission has ignited discussions across the nation about political accountability, campaign promises, and voter trust. Malala’s bold acknowledgment of being misled by President William Ruto during the
