Gachagua insists that he will not relent in his quest despite harsh criticism from Cabinet level to legislators, who are not happy with his sudden change of political game plan.
The DP delivered a message on behalf of President Ruto following Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election victory.
There was no stone-throwing; just hundreds of youths armed only with technology. Generation Z has dismissed claims that they have no idea what is in the Finance Bill.
The church has urged the Government to listen to the young people’s concerns, saying they are critical stakeholders and constitute the majority in the country.
LSK president says about 50 young Kenyans had so far been abducted.
The Church has condemned police brutality and called on President William Ruto and his government to listen to the people’s concerns.
There is no let-up for disgruntled youthful protestors, who have insisted on their push for a better economy and governance in the country until their voices are heard.
NCCK has since called on all its members to develop youth-led, youth-owned and youth-focused programmes of action.
Education PS Belio Kipsang says state plans to build 16,000 classrooms for Grade 9 pupils by January.
A circular by Treasury CS Njuguna Ndung’u says 24 government areas will have 100 per cent of their budgets defunded. Examination and invigilation fees is one of them.
The push for a properly constituted electoral body is gaining momentum after Gen Zs joined the course to pile pressure and ensure this is urgently done.
Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) Chief Executive Charles Ringera said that birth certificates are being used in situations where there is a delay in issuance of national identity cards (ID).
Only DP Gachagua, Prime CS Mudavadi and Secretary to the Cabinet Mercy Wanjau survived the axe as protesters warned they would resume demos if the president ignores their demands.
Edwin Sifuna said there is no table that the party will not sit at, if the destiny of the country is the main agenda.
Four Al Shabaab militants have been killed by Kenyan security forces and a cache of weapons seized near the Somalia border.
President Ruto announced a six-day multi-sectoral dialogue forum beginning today. Gen Zs, however, indicate that their movement will not be hijacked by any politician or organisation.
Numerous reports continue to gather dust as Kenyans remain in the dark about them. Experts say task forces are excuses for government to avoid being held accountable.
President Ruto puts on a brave face at State House, Nairobi meeting dignitaries. On the streets, the Gen Z protested against lack of accountability in government.
Opposition leader Raila Odinga has now dished out a list of conditions without which he will not take part in President William Ruto's proposed talks.
They have rejected Cabinet nominees and made it part of the agenda for today’s protests taking issue with reports of plans to lease JKIA to an Indian firm.
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