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Addressing the gathering, Junet dismissed claims that the railway was a “rail to nowhere,” arguing that such views were based on a lack of understanding of the project’s broader plan. He maintained that the rai...
The opposition also urged the Judiciary, led by Chief Justice Martha Koome, to accelerate the handling of all pending election cases, particularly those concerning alleged unlawful procurement of electoral mate...
President Ruto is currently touring counties in the Nyanza region, including Kisumu, for a four-day visit. He is expected to launch several projects, including the extension of the SGR to Kisumu and onwards to...
Oburu’s comments directly addressed critics who have labelled the President’s approach combative, particularly in rebuttals to opponents. He suggested that a double standard exists in judging political conduct,...
Kindiki reiterated that all regions of the country are benefiting equally from ongoing government programmes, stating that no area has been sidelined in the allocation of national resources.
ODM chairperson Gladys Wanga said that only the National Executive Committee (NEC) has the mandate to convene the party’s NDC. She further challenged the faction led by Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna to clarify w...
ODM says preparations for its March 27 Special Delegates Convention at Jamhuri Grounds in Nairobi are nearly complete, with legal notices issued and delegates notified for the key decision-making meeting.
Ouko argued that the government focuses more on appearances than actual impact, describing high-profile projects as symbolic gestures rather than initiatives that improve citizens’ lives.
Recent exchanges involving President William Ruto and his former deputy Rigathi Gachagua have drawn attention, with both sides accused of using harsh language, including name-calling and body-focused remarks.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Thursday, Matere described the President’s statements as “quite unfortunate,” stressing that Kenya’s diversity should be celebrated rather than ridiculed.
Kindiki’s remarks come amid heightened political exchanges between government and opposition leaders, with both sides trading criticism over governance, development priorities and the direction of the country’s...
Speaking on Wednesday in Busia County during a regional tour by President William Ruto, Wetang’ula said the country must move beyond ethnic divisions and embrace unity to accelerate development.