Gathoni Wamuchomba, the Member of Parliament for Githunguri, has openly acknowledged the significance of President William Ruto’s recent tour of the Mt Kenya region. In a statement, Wamuchomba suggested that the president should make it a routine to visit the region every three months. According to her, Ruto’s visits serve a dual purpose, they not
A dramatic online exchange between Kenyan Members of Parliament, Hon. Babu Owino and Hon. Peter Kaluma, has stirred conversation among Kenyans after the two leaders publicly clashed on X (formerly Twitter) over mathematics knowledge. The surprising argument, which began as a simple jab, quickly turned into an intense back-and-forth that left many social media users
Just a few days after President William Ruto visited Mt Kenya, the former deputy president has made a strong return to the region and is currently addressing a huge crowd in Murang’a County. His presence has attracted a lot of attention, with thousands of residents gathering to hear him speak. This visit marks a big
Kenyans are closely watching the ongoing events emerging in the country, and it is clear that 2027 will be a year of reckoning for many politicians. The recent chaos at a PCEA Church service in Kasarani, Nairobi, has added to the growing tension. The service, which was supposed to be a peaceful moment of worship,
President William Ruto finished his five-day tour of the Mt Kenya region on Saturday, with his last stop in Kiambu County. During the tour, he moved from one county to another, launching many development projects and meeting residents. The visit was meant to reassure the region of his commitment, especially at a time when his
Francis Atwoli, the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU), has called for the regulation of social media due to its growing misuse in Kenya. Speaking during the COTU Shop Stewards Meeting held on Saturday, April 5, Atwoli urged the public to reduce their harsh criticism on these platforms. He warned that
As President William Ruto prepares for his visit to Githunguri on Saturday, local MP Gathoni Wamuchomba has made it clear that the President should expect a tense reception. In the days leading up to the visit, Wamuchomba has not held back in expressing her dissatisfaction with how Ruto’s government has handled both political and developmental
David Ndii, who serves as the Chairperson of President William Ruto’s Council of Economic Advisors, has made it clear that the Attorney General is not responsible for signing government agreements. This came after former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi gave an interview sharing his past experience while serving as Attorney General. Ndii responded to
Former Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi recently spoke to NTV Kenya and shared his side of the story following some accusations made by President William Ruto. According to Muturi, the president had told journalists from the Mt Kenya region that Muturi had failed to carry out some of his duties, and this was the reason he
Former National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi has come out strongly against President William Ruto, saying that he is unfit to lead the country. Muturi, who once worked within Ruto’s administration, now believes that the President has allowed corruption to grow unchecked in government. In his statement, Muturi did not hold back. He called Ruto “irredeemably