Hard truths.
The campaign caravan, which had briefly paused, is set to relaunch in Narok on Sunday, March 22, before heading to Nairobi on Friday, March 27, 2026 and concluding the week in Mombasa on Sunday, March 29.
The application was filed by Charles Wanyonyi, who sought approval to reserve the party name before beginning the formal process of registering the political organisation.
Sifuna’s legal challenge comes after the party’s National Executive Council (NEC) decided earlier this year to oust him from the key leadership position.
He explained that the decision was informed by psychosocial, logistical, and cost considerations. Younger learners would face integration challenges if placed in secondary school environments, and using exist...
The remarks come amid growing concerns over flooding in the capital, which has frequently been blamed on poor drainage systems, blocked waterways and rapid urban development that has encroached on natural drain...
The senator also called for a thorough review of Nairobi’s drainage systems, warning that the city cannot continue facing repeated flood disasters.
According to the notice, the convention will follow a planned order of events. The meeting will begin with prayers followed by the reading of the formal notice that convenes the session before delegates adopt t...
The senator confirmed that his Linda Mwananchi tour will resume after Ramadan, covering several regions, including the coast and Migori.
Ruth Odinga further called for greater inclusion of young people in party structures, arguing that youth participation across the leadership hierarchy is critical to sustaining ODM’s relevance and internal demo...
The resolutions were adopted during a meeting of the party’s Caucus of County Chairpersons held in Nairobi on Wednesday under the leadership of caucus chairman and Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa.
Facing claims that party leaders simply replaced one Luhya figure with another to ease tensions, Omanyo was quick to dismiss the narrative.
The phrase, which translates to “We are Sifuna”, has captured the attention of social media users across Kenya, becoming a rallying cry for those expressing solidarity with the senator.