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
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
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
Agnes Kagure recently visited her rapeseed farms in Kenya, walking through fields where the plants were healthy and ready for harvest. The crops, standing tall under a clear sky, reflected the work put in over the months. She moved along the rows, noting the growth and potential yield, a simple reminder of the opportunities that
Nairobi lawyer Guy Spencer Elms is facing serious legal troubles as a court has ordered him to enter a plea in a land dispute in Karen valued at over Sh100 million. The charges against him include forgery, presenting false documents, and attempting to unlawfully acquire property that belonged to the late British businessman Roger Robson.
Agnes Kagure, a Nairobi gubernatorial aspirant, has taken a strong step towards promoting gender equality through her latest initiative. In a message shared on her official Facebook page, she said, “We achieve more when no gender is left behind.” Her words reflect a growing concern that development efforts must include both men and women, especially
The tragic death of Julia Njoki after her arrest during the Saba Saba protests in Nanyuki has once again exposed the dark side of Kenya’s law enforcement system. Julia, a young woman with a future ahead of her, died under circumstances that remain unclear, and her story has sparked anger across the country. The National