Kivutha Kibwana lands senior role in Babu Owino’s part
Kibwana served as Makueni Governor for two terms, from 2013 to 2022, earning recognition for his leadership
Kibwana served as Makueni Governor for two terms, from 2013 to 2022, earning recognition for his leadership
The launch marks a new phase in the governor's political journey as his differences with the Orange Democratic Movement continue to widen.
The movement argued that the attack demonstrated growing political intolerance and accused the administration of attempting to establish political control over a region traditionally associated with the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM)
Drawing from his experience in public service, Ongwae said his years in politics had exposed him to the challenges facing different parts of the country and the concerns raised by ordinary citizens.
He said June 25 would be dedicated to honouring victims of political violence and ensuring that their deaths are not forgotten, particularly young Kenyans who participated in protests demanding accountability from the government
In a notice issued on Thursday, November 5, UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar announced the new slogan, inviting party members to submit written representations on the change in accordance with the Political Parties Act, 2011.
Kioni said the approach risked repeating past political mistakes by encouraging leaders from the region to isolate themselves from other communities.
Kang’ata dismissed suggestions that Uhuru is funding the movements, arguing that their progress does not depend on financial support from established political figures. He maintained that the groups are driven by issues and the concerns they seek to champion.
The movement, which is associated with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, has been taking its mobilisation campaign to different parts of the country through public rallies and engagements as it works to establish a broader national following.
The Senator made the remarks at his Nairobi residence during a visit by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and Senate Speaker Amason Kingi, who led a group of legislators from both Houses to check on him following his discharge from hospital.
The Cabinet Secretary accused his political critics of failing to understand the challenges facing Nairobi residents, citing housing, education, healthcare, infrastructure and waste management as some of the key issues requiring attention
The Nairobi Governor revealed that Ruto had personally communicated the political plan to him and assigned him a role in supporting ODM as the party conducted its internal elections. Sakaja said the President had explained Raila's political ambitions at the time and instructed him to work with the party, adding that he complied with the directions.
He said opposition leaders needed to demonstrate maturity, exercise restraint, and work towards forming a united government rather than engaging in exchanges that could weaken their political standing
The former senator is seeking to succeed West Pokot Governor Simon Kachapin, whose administration will be a significant factor in the contest for the county's top seat
Jakakimba announced his return to ODM on Monday, November 2, following consultations involving senior officials from both parties under the broad-based political arrangement
Waithera, who is seeking the Nairobi Senate seat on a Jubilee Party ticket, said unidentified individuals dressed in police or paramilitary-style uniforms picked her up while she was engaging members of the public about her political ambitions
Speaking on Radio Generation’s Power File show on Monday, Paluget said political violence and the use of hired gangs had increasingly become part of Kenya’s electoral environment, with aspiring politicians facing intimidation and financial demands before they can effectively campaign
Karauri's remarks came shortly after Sakaja was formally welcomed into ODM at the party's headquarters, Chungwa House, in Nairobi, where Deputy Party Leader and Kisii Governor Simba Arati received him
The elections come as Republicans hold narrow majorities in both chambers of Congress, while Democrats are seeking to regain control and strengthen their ability to scrutinise the Trump administration
Muturi took issue with Gachagua's insistence on a tripartite political arrangement, arguing that the proposed approach could sideline other opposition leaders and shift attention from the broader goal of winning the presidency
Addressing party officials and supporters, Sakaja described his decision as more than a political announcement, saying it reflected his personal beliefs and commitment to the values he wanted to advance.
Speaking during an interview with NTV on Sunday, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary said the selection of a presidential candidate should be guided by ideas, development platforms, competence and leadership records rather than ethnic mobilisation.
Sarungi also alleged that efforts were underway to create divisions within CHADEMA, warning that individuals advocating what she described as strategic engagement and political compromise could weaken the party ahead of Lissu's anticipated court decision
Wamae says the country should move away from what she describes as an excessive focus on gender quotas and instead assess leaders based on the ideas and solutions they bring to public office
Matiang’i argued that leadership should be determined by an individual's ability, qualifications and commitment to serving the country rather than the numerical strength of their ethnic community
In a statement shared on his Facebook page on Monday, the senator accused President William Ruto's administration of withholding critical project agreements, alleging that the secrecy surrounding the contracts was exposing taxpayers to financial exploitation
The presidential aspirant says economic reforms would form the centrepiece of her agenda, arguing that financial hardship is at the root of many other problems facing the country.
In a statement on Sunday, the movement said Sifuna would take the conversation to the United States, engaging Kenyans in the diaspora on issues affecting the country and its future.
Malala said he did not believe Kalonzo could be persuaded to join the government, despite the pressure and political criticism directed at him.
Speaking at AIC Kyemutheke Church on Sunday, Kalonzo described the administration as a government of “predators” that preys on Kenyans, insisting that he would not join a government he accused of causing suffering through abductions, overtaxation and the high cost of living.