What many thought was just a light and funny moment between President William Ruto and former nominated senator Gloria Orwoba has now turned into something more serious and controversial. The moment, which was caught on video and widely shared online, showed Ruto pinching Orwoba in what many assumed was playful. But according to Orwoba, it
Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has openly challenged President Ruto’s government over the recent sharp increase in fuel prices, calling out top officials and demanding answers. According to available news sources, Nyoro did not hold back as he blamed three Cabinet Secretaries for the sudden spike in fuel costs that affected Kenyans last week.
Former Law Society of Kenya President Nelson Havi has accused the current LSK representatives at the Judicial Service Commission of failing to represent the interests of LSK members. In a strongly worded post on his official X account early in the morning, Havi said that the two officials sitting at the JSC only care about
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has caused a stir after making remarks during a recent political rally that many believe were aimed at the ruling Kenya Kwanza government. While speaking to a crowd of supporters, Sifuna issued a warning that has since gone viral and drawn reactions from leaders and citizens across the country. He said
Boni Khalwale has finally opened up about what really happened behind the scenes during the 2022 elections, revealing how top leaders in the Kenya Kwanza coalition plotted to block his ambition to become the governor of Kakamega. Speaking at his Malinya home in Kakamega on Monday, July 14, 2025, the senator explained how he was
Nyaribari Chache Member of Parliament Zaheer Jhanda has spoken out strongly against members of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party. He believes that ODM is not being honest in its actions. According to Jhanda, it is wrong for ODM to continue attacking the government while still being part of it. He said that if ODM
Esther Passaris has once again shown just how disconnected she is from the realities that ordinary Kenyans face. Her latest remarks following the death of Julia Njoki, a young woman who died in police custody in Laikipia, have sparked outrage from Gen Zs and the general public. Instead of standing in solidarity with the youth
Esther Passaris has found herself in deep trouble after sponsoring a bill that many Kenyans believe was meant to take away their freedom to protest. The Public Order (Amendment) Bill 2025, which she introduced, was seen by the public as a direct attack on constitutional rights, especially the right to peacefully assemble and speak out
Protesters in Kenya have been shouting a powerful message on the streets this week “Ruto wantam,” meaning Ruto one-term. This phrase is quickly becoming a threat to President William Ruto, who came into power nearly three years ago promising to support the poor and end police violence. Today, those same streets are filled with angry
Dagoretti North MP Beatrice Elachi has called on Generation Z in Kenya to be more responsible in how they express their frustrations with national leadership, especially President William Ruto. Speaking at a public event, Elachi reminded the youth that while their concerns are real and important, blaming the president for every issue in the country