Daniel Epuyo Nanok, the Member of Parliament for Turkana West, has strongly opposed President William Ruto’s Shirika Plan, which aims to integrate refugees into host communities. The plan, launched on Friday, seeks to transform refugee camps into integrated villages, allowing refugees and asylum seekers to participate in the socioeconomic activities of the country. However, Nanok
A petition has been filed in court to stop the ongoing Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) interviews. The petitioners argue that the shortlisting process was irregular and that some candidates do not qualify for the positions they are being considered for. According to them, certain shortlisted candidates are state officers, which they claim is
Popular Kenyan blogger Cyprian Nyakundi has alleged that he was offered Ksh. 30 million to stop supporting the “Occupy State House” movement. According to him, those behind the offer wanted him to shift the blame for the protests onto Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. He claims that several individuals approached him with the money, hoping to
Cyprian Is Nyakundi has exposed yet another case of corruption and betrayal, this time involving Hanifa and Kairo. On his X handle, Nyakundi revealed that some individuals were paid as little as Ksh. 20,000 to tweet against the idea of going to State House. He pointed out that the real issue is how money is
The leader of the majority in the National Assembly, Kimani Ichung’wah, has disclosed that the bill that triggered last year’s protests was passed by Parliament. He explained that the main reason behind the bill was to raise over three hundred billion shillings to finance development projects across the country. His revelation sheds light on the
Chants of “Ruto Must Go” echoed through Kenyatta University as students welcomed rapper Khaligraph Jones to the stage. In a video shared by Alinur Mohamed on X, students could be heard shouting their frustrations, even calling the president a “mwizi” (thief). Though the video is not yet official, many who have listened confirm that the
The East African Development Bank (EADB) has taken an alarming turn. Following years of relentless pursuit against Raphael Tuju over a 27-acre parcel in Karen, the institution has now assumed an unusual role. Crafting official messages for the Judiciary. This follows a significant legal setback EADB’s protection from lawsuits was revoked. Rather than complying with
Governor Gladys Wanga’s decision to fire her Chief of Staff, Charles Odhiambo, has sparked intense speculation, with many pointing to an alleged romantic entanglement between the two. For months, whispers had been circulating about a supposed affair between Wanga and Odhiambo, with insiders claiming their relationship went beyond professional boundaries. Now, with Odhiambo suddenly dismissed
Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has denied claims that he is planning to expose damaging information about President William Ruto’s administration. On Friday, March 28, Muturi dismissed a viral social media post that alleged he was preparing to reveal government secrets. The post claimed that he was planning to expose wrongdoings by the
Fredrick Mwonjoria has been found guilty of killing 15-year-old Valerian Njeri in Naivasha. The High Court, led by Lady Justice Grace Nzioka, ruled that the evidence against him was strong and proved beyond doubt that he was responsible for the crime. The case has shocked many due to the brutality involved and the circumstances under