Irungu Nyakera has torn into Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, laying bare the failures in his leadership as the capital sinks deeper into crisis. His attack came after reports that Sakaja spent KSh 500,000 on a prize bull at the ASK Show, a move that has angered many as it happened at a time when thousands
Kericho politics have taken a sharp turn with the resignation of Agriculture County Executive Committee Member, Magerer Langat, who stepped down just a day before he was expected to appear before the county assembly committee investigating him. His exit has added a layer of tension to an already heated political environment, raising questions about fairness,
Sifuna had built his image as one of the loudest critics of Nairobi leadership, constantly questioning why the county was not delivering on its promises. His words always circled around the governor’s slogan “Lazima Nairobi iWork,” which he said was far from reality. But since April 29, 2025, his voice has strangely faded, leaving many
Allies of President William Ruto have launched scathing attacks on retired President Uhuru Kenyatta after his recent remarks criticizing the Kenya Kwanza administration. During a Jubilee Party National Delegates Conference (NDC), Uhuru accused the government of failing to address key challenges facing Kenyans, including the high cost of living and poor service delivery. His comments
Herman Manyora has raised concerns about the political future of Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba, warning that her ambition to become Kiambu governor in 2027 could easily fail if she continues clashing with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. In his view, Wamuchomba was once among the politicians who had a strong chance of unseating the current
Kenya’s opposition is facing serious challenges as unity among its leaders continues to fade. What was once seen as a strong force against the government is now slowly breaking apart, leaving many wondering if it can survive long enough to remain relevant ahead of the 2027 elections. Leaders who once spoke with one voice are
Moses Kuria believes Kenya is still living with the consequences of decisions made during Meg Whitman’s tenure as U.S. Ambassador. He argues that her influence in the country went far beyond normal diplomatic work, claiming she effectively ruled Kenya for two years and left behind damage that will take long to repair. Kuria described her
During a Senate session meant to scrutinize county finances, Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya found himself in an embarrassing situation after his finance chief officer failed to deliver a proper presentation. What was expected to be a formal and serious discussion on the county’s budget turned into an uncomfortable moment that left senators laughing and
Whistleblower Nelson Amenya has once again spoken out strongly against the controversial Adani-JKIA airport deal after coming under fire from Raila. Raila had accused those opposing the project of being driven by personal interest in the tender and of supporting demonstrations to block the agreement. Amenya, however, dismissed those remarks as empty and misleading, insisting
Kakamega Senator Bonny Khalwale has once again found himself at the center of a heated political exchange after reacting sharply to remarks made by Raila Amollo Odinga regarding the possible selling of government parastatals, with specific reference to the Kenya Pipeline Company. The debate was sparked when Raila, during a press briefing, appeared to suggest