Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua is scheduled to travel to the United Kingdom on Friday, May 15, as part of efforts to mobilise funding ahead of the 2027 General Election. The former Deputy President confirmed the trip while attending the funeral of Ann Nyatoro Ndung’u, mother of …
Read More »Ruto: I Will Be Re-Elected in 2027 by God’s Grace
President William Ruto has expressed confidence that he will win re-election in the 2027 General Election, while assuring both Kenyans and the international community that the upcoming polls will be peaceful, free, and fair. Speaking in an interview with a France 24 journalist, Ruto dismissed fears of electoral violence and …
Read More »Governor Wamatangi: Focus on Development, Not Politics
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has hit out at his political opponents, accusing them of spreading propaganda instead of prioritising development in the county. Speaking on Thursday during an event at the Kiambu County Headquarters, Wamatangi defended his administration’s track record, especially in the health sector, while dismissing allegations of poor …
Read More »Mutua Defies Pressure, Refuses to Merge his Party with UDA
The Maendeleo Chap Chap Party has dismissed proposals to dissolve and merge with the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA), insisting that it will continue operating as an independent party within the Kenya Kwanza Alliance. The resolution was made during a National Governing Council (NGC) meeting chaired by party leader and …
Read More »Ruto Camp Celebrates Big as UDA Grabs Emurua Dikirr Seat
UDA candidate David Keter, popularly known as Dollarline, has emerged victorious in the fiercely contested Emurua Dikirr parliamentary by-election. Keter garnered 18,266 votes to beat his closest rival, Vincent Kibet Rotich of the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP), who received 10,760 votes in an election that drew nationwide political interest. …
Read More »Is ‘Ngone Mwaitu’ Celebrations Being Commercialised?
Among the Kamba community, traditions have long played a central role in strengthening family bonds and preserving cultural identity. One such tradition is Ngone Mwaitu, a heartfelt celebration whose name loosely translates to “come see our mother” (Ngone meaning “see” and Mwaitu meaning “our mother”). Originally, Ngone Mwaitu was a …
Read More »MPs Raise Alarm Over Zero Funding for Tourism Agencies
Members of Parliament have expressed concern over the proposed 2026/27 budget after key tourism agencies were left without any funding allocation, warning that the move could undermine Kenya’s tourism growth strategy. The National Assembly Departmental Committee on Tourism and Wildlife questioned the decision to exclude several Semi-Autonomous Government Agencies (SAGAs) …
Read More »All Eyes on EPRA Ahead of Fuel Price Announcement
Kenyans are awaiting the latest fuel price announcement from the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority expected Thursday evening, amid concerns over rising global oil prices linked to growing tensions in the Middle East. The monthly review, which sets the retail prices of petrol, diesel, and kerosene, comes as consumers continue …
Read More »Audit Exposes Millions Lost in Posta Kenya Lease Deals
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu has flagged major concerns over revenue leakages and questionable leasing practices at Postal Corporation of Kenya following an audit that revealed millions of shillings were collected from expired lease agreements without proper renewals. According to the audit report for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, …
Read More »D-Day in Emurua Dikirr as Voters Elect New MP
Voting is underway in Emurua Dikirr Constituency as 44,353 registered voters head to the polls to elect a new Member of Parliament in a closely watched by-election. The by-election was triggered by the death of former MP Johana Ngeno, who lost his life alongside five others in a helicopter crash …
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