The integrity of Kenya’s judiciary is facing one of its most serious tests, and at the center of the storm is a judge whose actions have raised more questions than answers. Nelson Havi, a well-known lawyer and former Law Society of Kenya president, has taken the lead in calling out what he calls a pattern
By Correspondent, Nairobi 23 June 2026. The explosive debate triggered by Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi’s recent, no-holds-barred remarks—that the multi-billion-shilling EABL-Asahi deal will continue to face roadblocks in the courts unless a bribe is paid—has blown the lid off a conversation that extends far beyond the boardroom of the Ruaraka-based brewer. At stake is a
Two years after the major protests in Kenya, the conversation has moved beyond just asking for money. While compensation for those affected is still discussed, the deeper demand from young people is for something more fundamental: accountability. Fridah Mong’are, a voice for many of these young Kenyans, recently highlighted this shift on Citizen Day Break.
The conversation around Kenya’s Finance Bill has often been tense, but a recent statement by Lena Mati offers a refreshing and more optimistic perspective. Speaking on Citizen TV, she noted that the 2026 Finance Bill is fundamentally different from the one that sparked widespread protests in 2024. Her key message is that this new bill
In 2020, many ordinary Kenyans put their savings into buying land in Kimalat, Kitengela. Teachers, nurses, small business owners, boda riders, and civil servants were among those who bought 50 by 100 feet plots from Havensfield Limited. The company, led by its managing director Paul Waihenya, promised them land titles and future development. For these
By Msema Ukweli As a rule of thumb, a cartel in possession of a stolen fortune seeks any reason to create distractions. The Kenya Hospital Association’s current brotherhood of boardroom gold diggers, finding the walls of their makeshift treasury closing in, crafted a fictional inanity so hopeless that only a deranged mind could conjure. The
Agnes Kagure, who is vying for the Nairobi Governor seat, has expressed her appreciation to opposition leaders led by Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka for standing with her family following the death of her mother. As her family continues with burial preparations, Kagure acknowledged the support she has received from political allies, friends, and supporters
Mwelekeo TV has published a video titled “Albert Ojwang’s Delayed Justice & Family’s Long Wait For Promised Help” that shares a painful conversation with Nevninah, the widow of Albert Ojwang, focusing on the long delay in justice and the unfulfilled promises of support made to the family. The video shows how the family continues to
Political Ringside recently hosted a discussion on the Finance Bill 2026, focusing on what the proposed legislation could mean for Kenya, especially for young people who continue to play an active role in national conversations about governance and economic policy. Although the bill has not yet been presented in Parliament, it has already sparked debate
Mwelekeo TV hosted a discussion with Tim Ogaji that focused on one of the most talked-about government projects in Kenya, the Affordable Housing Programme. During the conversation, Ogaji responded to some of the questions many Kenyans have been asking about the project, including who qualifies, how the houses are allocated, and what the long-term goals