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IEBC nominee Moses Alutalala Mukhwana says Kenya’s electoral challenges stem more from ethnic-based voting patterns than from institutional failures within the commission.
Social media is reshaping political engagement and giving a voice to a generation dissatisfied with the government’s performance.
Karua, who was among those refused entry into Tanzania recently, called for an end to illegal detentions and torture in the region.
COTU dismissed the assertion that it was consulted and participated in the drafting of the regulations guiding the implementation of the Affordable Housing levy.
The Orange Democratic Movement, led by Raila Odinga, is confused about its role in government as the 2027 general elections draw closer.
A devastating fire broke out Wednesday evening in Kibra’s Mukungu village, leaving more than 200 families homeless and destroying property worth thousands of shillings.
Jubilee Party SG Kioni has called for immediate interdiction of DIG Eliud Lagat and all police officers involved in the death of Albert Ojwang.
Kenya’s political leaders are fuelling tension and undermining democracy through early campaigns and disregard for the rule of law during protests.
Former CJ Maraga has vowed to restore constitutional order in Kenya, accusing President William Ruto’s administration of driving the country into lawlessness
ODM leader has been the only politician who could mobilise street demos. Leaderless young people have successfully used social media to organise protests.
The veteran unionist urged leaders to take responsibility and bring Kenyans to the table, as the country risks slipping into chaos.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has called for a review of Kenya’s laws governing protests, citing the recent wave of violence that has rocked the country.
Ithookwe Stadium in Kitui County to host this year’s Mashujaa Day celebrations, Internal Security PS Omollo confirms; venue has a seating capacity of nearly 10,000.
President William Ruto has pleaded for a chance to “transform” the country, saying his critics were wrong in their harsh judgment of his policies.
Ndiang’ui has also accused Ruto’s administration of widespread corruption, opaque procurement processes and failure to provide social protection to struggling citizens:
Raila wants Ruto to implement a 10-point memorandum of understanding of cooperation they signed in March.
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