Following Raila Odinga’s death, many Kenyans expected a moment of calm and unity. Instead, politics took center stage, with Gladys Wanga quickly stepping forward. As the ODM chairperson, she has been unusually active since Raila’s passing, addressing the media, attacking other leaders, and defending the party with a tone that many feel is misplaced during
Kenya is once again facing a heated political storm following the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. The country remains in a somber mood as leaders and citizens continue to reflect on his legacy and contributions. However, this period of mourning has also revealed growing political and regional tensions. A statement from the Orange
Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga’s recent remarks about Raila Odinga’s death have caused widespread anger across the country. His words, spoken in Kikuyu during a burial in Nyeri, were viewed as highly disrespectful and divisive. At a time when Kenyans are mourning the death of the former Prime Minister, Kahiga chose to make statements suggesting that
Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi has shared that the late Raila Amollo Odinga was full of excitement and optimism about the upcoming 20th anniversary of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM). In a recent interview, Osotsi, who also serves as the ODM Deputy Party Leader, said Raila had been deeply involved in the planning and discussions leading
Concerns over how public money is managed in health programs have once again drawn attention after Kitutu Chache South MP Anthony Kibagendi strongly rejected allegations he says were made to distract from real accountability issues. The MP explained that his efforts to question how the Social Health Authority is run have been met with accusations
Political observers view President Ruto’s recent move as more than a typical post-election alliance, describing it as a bold recalibration of the Kenya Kwanza coalition. By bringing Gideon Moi into the fold, Ruto appears to be merging history with strategy, incorporating a figure with deep influence in the Rift Valley’s political landscape. Analysts suggest this
Martha Karua has once again stirred public debate after accusing President William Ruto’s office of excessive spending, claiming that at least Ksh1 million is used daily on tea at State House. During an interview with a local television station on Sunday, October 12, 2025, the People’s Liberation Party leader said the alleged figure represents a
Speculation over ODM leader Raila Odinga’s health has dominated public discourse in recent days, with many Kenyans growing increasingly concerned over his prolonged absence from the political scene. However, his elder brother, Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga, has stepped forward to address the swirling rumours and in doing so, contradicted an earlier statement by Raila’s wife,
With the 2027 general election drawing closer, a silent but determined political reawakening is spreading among some of Kenya’s most experienced leaders. 17 governors, all serving their second and final terms, are preparing to leave county offices as required by the Constitution. Yet, while their official time in county leadership is ending, their political ambitions
Tensions continue to rise in Kasipul constituency as independent parliamentary aspirant Philip Aroko accuses Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga of being behind the growing cases of violence in the area. Aroko, who was recently cleared by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission to contest in the upcoming by-election, spoke strongly against what he termed as