Hard truths. Bold Insights. Real talk.
The Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader urged Matiang'i not to bow to what he termed intimidation, saying the opposition would stand firmly behind him if the government proceeds to arraign him in court. He added that he was ready to mobilise the Mount Kenya region to support the former Interior CS if charges are brought against him.
Linda Mwananchi said it would not hold any activities in Ol Kalou from Sunday until after residents vote on July 16, maintaining that staying away would remove what it called any opportunity to justify delaying the election.
According to Gachagua, the public engagement exercise is giving him a chance to hear directly from residents, but he also wants guidance from Uhuru because of his experience in leadership.
Speaking on Friday, July 10, IEBC Commissioner Alutalala Mukhwana said the committee reached its decision after considering the submissions by the parties, the applicable law, and the oral and documentary evidence presented during the proceedings.
Gachagua's remarks came a day after IEBC chairperson Erastus Ethekon cautioned that the by-election could be postponed or cancelled if the commission determines that conditions for a free, fair and peaceful election cannot be guaranteed.
In a letter signed by the Registrar of Political Parties and Chief Executive Officer J.C. Lorionokou, the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) said it reviewed documents submitted by ODM before determining that the removal complied with the Political Parties Act and the party's constitution.
Speaking during a public address in Mombasa on Thursday, Orengo said he was "surprised and shocked" that Oburu, a veteran politician from a family long associated with Kenya's struggle for democracy, would make such remarks.
The July 12 tour by the Linda Mwananchi movement was announced in a notice shared by Murang'a Governor Irungu Kang'ata on July 6. According to the programme, the team will campaign in Kanjuiri, Ngorika, Ol Kalou and Nyahururu from 10am.
Oburu said he encouraged Ruto to occasionally exercise what he described as "benevolent dictatorship" by standing firm on policies that will strengthen the country's future.
Ruto recalled that he was outside the country attending his daughter's graduation when Parliament continued holding consultations, saying he closely monitored the progress despite being away.
Nakuru Town East MP David Gikaria revealed the amount being spent on the campaigns, saying he had used Sh1.2 million in a single day, adding that other leaders had also been allocated funds to support the campaign activities.
The caucus said the Constitution guarantees every Kenyan the right to freedom of expression, association, peaceful assembly and political participation, adding that political competition should never be driven by violence or intimidation.
Every July 7, Kenyans commemorate Saba Saba Day, an anniversary that has grown from a banned political rally into one of the country's most recognised symbols of democracy, constitutional reform and citizen participation.
The senator said recent opinion polls show President Ruto's support has dropped below the 50-plus-one threshold that is required to win a presidential election, claiming the opposition has enough combined backing to mount a serious challenge.
Speaking during an interview on Hot 96 on Sunday, the legislator said Kenya needed a shift from what he described as long-standing political structures built around individuals and ethnic affiliations. He argued that parties should create pathways for leadership based on capability rather than political ownership.
Speaking during a function in his constituency on Saturday, Nyoro said he was not prepared to make rushed political choices and indicated that consultations with leaders across different political camps were still ongoing.
Opposition leaders held a rally in Kisii calling for voters to back a united front ahead of the 2027 election, including calls for Governor Simba Arati to be voted out and support for coordinated opposition efforts targeting national leadership.
The Mumias East MP also questioned why Sifuna was still challenging his removal from office despite the decision having been endorsed by ODM's National Executive Committee (NEC).
The growing competition was evident over the weekend in Likoni, Mombasa County, where supporters of Likoni MP Mishi Mboko and nominated Senator Miraj Abdillahi clashed during separate political engagements.
Nyoro claimed that the recent incidents are not random acts of violence but are being planned by people within government circles, arguing that the trend threatens the country's peace and democratic space.
The exercise follows the election of more than 543,000 officials at the polling centre level across the country, with the ruling party saying the process is intended to deepen grassroots representation and strengthen its organisational framework.
A report by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, shows that the former ruling party recorded land worth Sh1.95 billion and land and buildings valued at Sh8.20 billion.
Mbadi said he has already made up his mind not to seek any political seat in the next General Election, adding that his focus remains on national duties within government as the country heads into a busy political period.
The Embakasi East MP maintained that the opposition movement remains united and committed to championing the interests of ordinary Kenyans despite recent differences
The judges noted that out of the 22 Cabinet Secretaries currently serving, only six are women, leaving the Cabinet short of the constitutional threshold. Unless the decision is overturned, the President will be required to create room for at least two more women in Cabinet.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Kebaso said the decision to put the INJECT Party aside was driven by the realities of mobilisation, organisation and electoral preparedness.
The findings were unveiled during the release of the CountyTrak Performance Index 2026 at Kempinski Hotel in Nairobi on Wednesday, with the report offering a citizen-based assessment of Members of Parliament, Senators and Women Representatives across the country.
The survey placed Babu ahead of all elected legislators in the country, reflecting strong public approval of his leadership and performance. His score saw him take the top position in a nationwide assessment that measured how citizens view the work of their elected representatives.
Despite their reservations, Sifuna said several of the legislators have assured him that they intend to formally join the movement when they believe the political environment is more favourable.
Amisi criticised what he described as growing intolerance within opposition politics, saying some leaders had taken it upon themselves to determine who belonged in the movement