Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has made an emotional plea to President William Ruto, urging him to spare his children from political battles. Speaking on Wednesday, February 26, during an interview with vernacular radio stations in Ukambani, Gachagua accused the president of orchestrating actions that have negatively impacted his children’s businesses. “I am only asking the president, please, …
Read More »Gachagua Bans President Ruto from Visiting Meru
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has sparked controversy after banning President William Ruto from visiting Meru County. Speaking during a public event, Gachagua warned Ruto against setting foot in the region following the alleged mistreatment of Chief Justice Martha Koome, who hails from Meru. “Ukifukuza Martha Koome, usijaribu kukanyaga Meru,” Gachagua declared, hinting at a growing rift …
Read More »Former Somali PM Denied South Africa Visa in Nairobi, Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Former Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble has reportedly been denied a visa to travel to South Africa, despite applying through the South African High Commission in Nairobi. Diplomatic Passport Suspension & Allegations Reports suggest that the Somali government suspended Roble’s diplomatic passport, further complicating his travel plans. His request for assistance from the Somali Embassy …
Read More »Edwin Sifuna’s Days in ODM Are Numbered – George Aladwa
Makadara MP George Aladwa has warned that ODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna could soon be ousted from his position, comparing him to former party official Ababu Namwamba, who was previously removed from the role. Aladwa’s Warning to Sifuna Speaking on Saturday, February 22, 2025, Aladwa claimed that Sifuna’s influence in ODM is diminishing, and his exit from the …
Read More »Sudan Warns Ruto Over Kenya’s Role in Crisis Mediation
Kenyan President William Ruto has come under sharp criticism from Sudanese leaders for his involvement in the country’s ongoing crisis, with accusations of external interference and violation of African Union (AU) principles. In an open letter dated Thursday, February 20, Sudan Sovereign Council Vice Chair Malik Agar warned of possible repercussions, emphasizing that Sudanese people are capable of …
Read More »Juja MP George Koimburi Escapes Police on Motorbike
Juja Member of Parliament (MP) George Koimburi managed to evade police officers outside Kiambu Law Courts by fleeing on a motorbike. The legislator, who was flanked by supporters and fellow politicians, had just addressed the media regarding the extension of his cash bail. However, as his supporters chanted slogans, he took advantage of the commotion to …
Read More »Governor Susan Kihika Sentenced for Contempt Over Waste Disposal into Lake Nakuru
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika has been sentenced to a six-month civil jail term or a Ksh2 million fine after being found guilty of contempt for illegal waste disposal into Lake Nakuru. The ruling was made by the High Court following a case filed by Baboon Project Kenya, which accused Kihika and Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services CEO …
Read More »ODM MP Manduku: “We Want Half the Cabinet to Support Ruto”
Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Member of Parliament Daniel Manduku has made a bold demand, saying his party will only support President William Ruto’s government if it gets half of the Cabinet and Principal Secretary (PS) positions. Speaking on Sunday, Manduku said ODM leaders are ready to work with Ruto but want a fair share of government positions. “What we are …
Read More »Peter Salasya Trolls Raila and Ruto After AU Election Loss, Sparking Outrage
Monday, February 17, 2025 – Mumias East MP, Peter Salasya, has ignited a heated debate after his remarks on the African Union Commission (AUC) election outcome. His reaction has drawn sharp criticism from Raila Odinga’s loyal supporters, who are accusing him of disrespect. Salasya’s Controversial Statement The February 15th election in Addis Ababa saw Raila Odinga lose to …
Read More »Sakaja Engages Persons With Disabilities Following Hawking Ban on Walkways
Commitment to Inclusivity and Order in Nairobi Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has taken proactive steps to address concerns raised by Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) following the enforcement of a ban on hawking along pedestrian walkways. In a meeting held at City Hall, Sakaja engaged with PWDs who are informal traders to find a sustainable solution to their grievances. …
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