A growing push to get young people registered as voters is gaining attention across Nairobi, with businesswoman and 2027 Nairobi gubernatorial hopeful Agnes Kagure openly supporting the effort. Her recent remarks have added momentum to the “Niko Kadi” movement, a campaign that is encouraging youth to take part in the electoral process ahead of the
Agnes Kagure has spoken out about the kind of leadership Kenya needs, stressing that the country must move beyond empty political talk and focus on real results that improve people’s lives. In a recent Facebook post, the Kenya Patriots Party (KPP) leader shared a short but powerful message that reflects what many Kenyans feel about
Political Ringside has once again hosted a conversation that goes beyond headlines and social media noise, giving space for open political discussion. In a recent episode, Ken Onyango, the Chairperson of the Central Organisation of Boda Boda Riders, spoke candidly about the size, influence, and challenges of the boda boda sector in Kenya. The discussion,
Agnes Kagure, who is aspiring to become the next governor of Nairobi in the 2027 elections, often shares parts of her personal story to connect with the people of the city. She emphasizes that she understands the daily struggles of ordinary residents because she has lived a similar life. Like many Nairobi residents, she started
Agnes Kagure, a well-known Kenyan entrepreneur and progressive leader who is also the incoming Governor of Nairobi County, has shared practical financial advice aimed at young people who are entering the job market or beginning to earn more money. In a message posted on X (formerly Twitter), she addressed a question she often receives from
Agnes Kagure recently shared a reflective message on her Facebook page that looks back at her earlier political journey and signals where she wants to go next. In the post, Agnes Kagure talks about a past campaign moment that captured hope and belief in a better future for the city. She notes that her team
Agnes Kagure recently paid a courtesy call to Ida Odinga at her home in Karen and later shared details of the meeting on her public Facebook page. She described the visit as a privilege and said they held a meaningful conversation about important issues affecting the country. The visit once again highlighted Dr. Odinga’s continued
Agnes Kagure has received open support from members of the Kamba community in Embakasi North, who say they want leadership that listens to people and delivers real results for Nairobi. The group made their position known after she shared a Facebook post explaining that more residents are joining her call for responsible and people-centered leadership.
Agnes Kagure has shared details of a recent meeting with university student leaders from Nairobi and the Mt. Kenya region after receiving an invitation from the Kikuyu Council of Elders. She described the engagement as meaningful and encouraging, saying it gave her a clear picture of how young people are thinking about the future of
Agnes Kagure, leader of the Kenya Patriots Party and a hopeful candidate for Nairobi governor, has received rare public appreciation from members of the street families community she has supported. In a city where acts of kindness often go unnoticed, this moment stood out as people she once helped returned to say thank you for