Nairobi politics has once again been thrown into the spotlight after Senator Edwin Sifuna clashed with Professor Makau Mutua over his role as Secretary-General of the Orange Democratic Movement. What began as an opinion by Mutua quickly escalated into a fiery exchange that played out in public, showing the deep cracks and disagreements within ODM.
Narok Senator Ledama Olekina has once again stirred debate after strongly questioning the credibility of the Social Health Insurance Fund and demanding that the real truth behind it be revealed. His remarks have pushed the ongoing national conversation on corruption into an even sharper focus, coming at a time when Kenyans are already raising concerns
Former Presidential Economic Advisor Moses Kuria has voiced concerns over President William Ruto’s newly unveiled Multi-Agency Team on War Against Corruption, arguing that its placement under the Executive Office of the President raises questions of independence and fairness. Kuria, who also served as Trade Cabinet Secretary, shared his views during Citizen TV’s ‘The Explainer’ show
Former government senior advisor Moses Kuria has added his voice to the ongoing debate following President William Ruto’s claim that Members of Parliament are engaging in extortion. Kuria admitted that such practices are not new in Kenyan politics and said there is often a very thin line between lobbying and corruption. “There are always allegations,
Senators have raised sharp concerns over how the image of Parliament is being dragged into a corruption scandal and are demanding immediate action from their leadership. The controversy follows recent remarks by President William Ruto, who accused parliamentary committees of turning into dens of extortion where members of the Executive are allegedly forced to part
Senate Minority Whip Ledama Ole Kina raised sharp concerns during a tense political meeting where corruption accusations were being discussed. He stood firmly against the idea of making general claims about Members of Parliament being involved in bribery without presenting concrete proof. According to him, it was wrong to condemn the entire Parliament for corruption
Peter Salasya has once again turned his sharp tongue towards his fellow legislators, this time mocking them over President William Ruto and Raila Odinga’s intensified criticism of parliament. The Mumias East MP said that the two leaders were now targeting key development funds managed by Members of Parliament, particularly the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) and
Supporters of the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) are preparing for a large-scale march in Nairobi to welcome their leader, Rigathi Gachagua, back from the United States. The party’s Deputy Leader, Cleophas Malala, confirmed that the procession will start at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) and proceed to the Central Business District (CBD) on Thursday,
Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba has openly voiced her dissatisfaction with Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi, criticizing his administration’s presentation during the just-concluded Devolution Conference. The event, which brought together governors from all 47 counties, was meant to be a stage for showcasing achievements, innovations, and future plans to attract both local and international investors. However, the
Senator Ledama Olekina has raised serious concerns about the direction of leadership in Kenya, pointing directly at the conduct of senior government officials. In his afternoon statement, he criticized Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale and other Cabinet members for being more interested in politics than governance. According to him, leaders who are supposed to deliver