Malala tells opposition: Give voters a plan, not just Wantam
The Democracy for Citizens Party deputy leader said the “Wantam” message, which calls for Ruto to serve only one term, should not be treated as a substitute for a governing programme.
The Democracy for Citizens Party deputy leader said the “Wantam” message, which calls for Ruto to serve only one term, should not be treated as a substitute for a governing programme.
The DCP Deputy Party leader also declared that the party was confident of victory, saying its candidate, Sammy Kamau Ngotho, had won the race despite the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) y...
Speaking in Ol Kalou while touring polling stations on Thursday, Malala said voting had generally begun peacefully, with residents turning out in large numbers despite earlier concerns over alleged intimidation...
The Western Kenya visit, branded the United Alternative Government tour, brought together several opposition leaders seeking to project unity and strengthen coordination ahead of 2027.
Malala said the current political cycle marks the final phase in which leaders linked to KANU should still be at the centre of national decision-making. He maintained that by 2032, such leaders should have alre...
Malala also pointed to what he described as a wide gap between the landed cost of fuel and retail prices, saying taxation was driving up costs at the pump.
Malala expressed confidence in clinching the seat despite his loss in the 2022 gubernatorial race to Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) candidate Fernandes Barasa
Malala accused the Kenya Kwanza administration of undermining Kenya’s free education policy, alleging that public education was being deliberately starved of funds.
The group, led by DCP Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malala, had just concluded a church service at AIC Subukia when they were intercepted by a contingent of police officers.
Malala revealed that police officers had been following his vehicle and stopped it.
While addressing a rally in Malindi on Sunday, June 8, 2025, the two leaders voiced concerns about the potential impact of the proposed project.
In her ruling, Justice Diana Kavedza prohibited the police from arresting or detaining Malala throughout the investigation process.