Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania have all played roles in abductions of sister countries.
Like Ruto, Uhuru experimented with the respect for human rights. By its actions, it was clear that the Jubilee administration preferred to disregard them.
The City MPs have sued Defence CS Soipan Tuya, PS Mariru and AG Dorcas Oduor, whom they accuse of unfairly discriminating against Nairobi through the recruitment exercise.
A user on TikTok has equated the collection of iris data to the 'mark of the beast,' a reference to the Biblical belief that followers of the antichrist will bear.
Alarmed by a spate of cross-border abductions of state critics in East Africa, activists from the region are plotting a united fightback against autocracy.
Where faith teaches us to cast our burdens on Christ, Kenya casts its hopes on leaders who create more burdens as ordinary citizens suffer daily.
Raila Odinga helped make a president and stabilised three hobbling regimes, but he never claimed the presidency, a prize that eluded him in five attempts.
Raila will be at his father's homestead. He would ordinarily be rested where he built a home, at the Opoda Farm.
Down the way, where the land hugs the lake, Raila Odinga was on Sunday delivered to his ancestors, and to the first people he ever knew when he arrived in the world he was now departing.
The late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s death has left many political orphans
Raila allowed rival factions in ODM to vent their differences freely while still maintaining his authority.
The rise in protests across the region has been met with violence and abductions. Tanzania is he latest to face such as youth protest what they call a one-sided election
As thousands protested in the streets across major cities in Tanzania, it became increasingly clear how far besieged President Samia Suluhu, the first woman to hold the high office, had fallen.
Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga did not know he had been made the acting party leader of his late brother’s ODM when the decision was made, he said in a recent televised interview.
Tanzania’s election exposed deep democratic deficits, with youth challenging inflated results and violent crackdowns.