Nominated ODM Senator Hezena Lemaletian has raised fresh alarm over her personal safety, stating that her life is in danger and that she has already alerted the relevant authorities. In a social media post on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, the youthful lawmaker expressed concern for her security, noting that she had taken formal steps to
Agnes Kagure has said that Nairobi’s problems come from poor leadership choices and not by accident, and she believes the city needs leaders who put work before drama and greed. In a Facebook post, the businesswoman and politician explained that a great city like Nairobi fails when disorder is allowed to become normal and when
Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba has openly declared her support for President William Ruto’s re-election bid ahead of the 2027 General Election, announcing that she will back him for a second term while pursuing a third term of her own in Parliament. Speaking in a video shared on her official X account on Monday, January 26,
Vihiga Senator and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) deputy party leader Godfrey Osotsi has publicly defended ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, who is facing calls for expulsion from the party, emphasizing that any attempt to remove him would be met with strong resistance. Speaking in Kakamega County, Osotsi described Sifuna as a loyal party member whose
Political discussions within the Orange Democratic Movement continue to attract attention as leaders position themselves ahead of future elections. Recent remarks by Suna East MP Junet Mohamed have added to the debate, especially on questions of party leadership, alliances, and trust among political players. Junet has played down suggestions that Embakasi East MP Babu Owino
Politics in Kenya has slowly drifted away from the needs of ordinary people, and Agnes Kagure has openly spoken about this growing problem. Many citizens now feel ignored as leaders focus more on power games than on real solutions. People struggle daily with high living costs, joblessness, weak healthcare, and poor services, yet politics continues
The former Makueni Governor and long-serving public intellectual, is once again drawing admiration across the country for a life choice that sharply contrasts with Kenya’s usual post-politics culture.After exiting elective office, many expected the former governor to seek national appointments, international consultancies, or influential board positions. Instead, he quietly returned to university lecture halls, embracing
Nairobi Senator and ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna has once again ignited fierce political debate, this time with a stinging critique that many see as the peak of his long-running feud with President William Ruto.In the wake of shocking CCTV footage showing police officers brutally assaulting young men at a pool hall in Nandi Hills
Former Laikipia Woman Representative Cate Waruguru has moved to dismiss claims that she has abandoned former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s camp in favour of President William Ruto’s administration. Speculation over Waruguru’s political alignment gained traction on Friday, January 16, after several social media accounts linked to government supporters alleged that she had crossed over to
Agnes Kagure has openly expressed her frustration with the current state of leadership in Nairobi County, making it clear that she believes the city deserves better governance. In a recent post on Facebook, she criticized what she described as incompetence and unnecessary drama at City Hall, without mentioning anyone by name. Her message focused on