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By Billy Gichohi Kenyans stand out in Africa for their exceptionally imaginative social media banter, blending humour, satire and cultural nuance with remarkable creativity. Platforms such as Twitter (notably #KOT—Kenyans on Twitter) and Facebook buzz with viral memes, witty hashtags, and sharp political commentaries bare it all time and again. The online content produced by
By Jackie Adhyambo Only a newcomer qualifies to be forgiven for thinking that campaigns for the 2027 presidential elections have not kicked off in Kenya in earnest. As we listen to political noises from familiar featherheads, we should pay attention to how countries in our neighbourhood are managing their affairs, how the rest of Africa
By Clement Wasike. Maverick Aoko, a barefaced degenerate bereft of basic morality has serially attacked tens of high-ranking personalities in Kenya including no less than the President himself. Poor First Lady Rachael Ruto hasn’t been spared either. The latest culprits of Maverick’s online attacks include Waziri Aden Duale, immediate former KICC board chair, Irungu Nyakera
Farouk Teigut Kibet, the President’s personal aide, elicits more terror, veneration, and genuine amazement than anybody else in the William Ruto administration. Kibet is an enigmatic figure whom some have labeled Kenya’s co-president. Kibet, a maestro of statecraft, has emerged as the President’s most powerful tool, a frightening behemoth whose every word is law. He
At a recent public event, a moment caught the attention of many Kenyans when Farouk Kibet forcefully removed John Mbadi from the red carpet. It wasn’t done quietly or with hesitation. Farouk, who is known to be a close aide to President William Ruto, made a firm move that left no question about his intentions,
A recent poll by Mwelekeo Insights has revealed fascinating insights into how Kenyans perceive Gen Zs, particularly in their approach to workplace norms, politics, economics, and cultural values. One striking finding from the poll shows that 48% of older generations believe Gen Zs conform to traditional organizational norms in workplaces. Meanwhile, 13% think Gen Zs
A new opinion poll by Mwelekeo Insights shows how Kenyans aged 30 and above feel about Generation Z, the group born between 1997 and 2012. The study, which included surveys, focus groups, and interviews, found a mix of admiration, doubt, and hope for better understanding between the two generations. These findings come at a time
A recent study by Mwelekeo Insights has revealed a major shift in how women aged 30 and below in Nairobi perceive marriage. The findings indicate that many young women no longer see marriage as a top priority, with factors such as financial independence, career ambitions, personal freedom, and evolving societal expectations playing a crucial role
Kenya is heading into another general election in two years, and President William Ruto will be seeking re-election for his final term in office. However, winning the presidency for a second time will not be an easy task. He will face strong competition from several leaders who have already expressed interest in the seat, making
A peep at Gachagua’s hysteria and untenable delusions
By Cindy Kirui In Kenya’s political theatre there is no shortage of characters that mistake ambition for aptitude. In that regard, no one embodies that delusion more starkly than ousted Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. His recent attempts to position himself as a “kingmaker” in the Mount Kenya region and by extension, national politics are overtly