Malala puts Khalwale on the spot over Sifuna’s 2027 bid
The former Kakamega senator told mourners that Khalwale had an opportunity to directly support Sifuna by giving him control of UPM and allowing him to use the party to seek the presidency.
The former Kakamega senator told mourners that Khalwale had an opportunity to directly support Sifuna by giving him control of UPM and allowing him to use the party to seek the presidency.
Khalwale's claim comes against a backdrop of polling that has shown Sifuna and Kalonzo to be among the leading figures in the opposition's search for a presidential ticket
His remarks come against the backdrop of the 2024 removal of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua through an impeachment process, a development that marked the first time a Kenyan Deputy President was remov...
Simiyu said his campaign would centre on legislation, oversight and protecting devolution, arguing that the senator's responsibility is to speak for all residents regardless of their political affiliations
The SG argued that political leaders should present clear and practical plans for rebuilding government finances, noting that the next administration would inherit a strained fiscal position
Mundalo cited Nyoro’s criticism of policies associated with his former Budget Committee role as evidence of what he described as political inconsistency
Speaking on Radio Generation on Thursday, Mokua said this was evident in areas such as housing, where poor planning and weak oversight could expose residents to unhealthy living conditions.
Amisi said he was concerned that recent political activity around the movement risked shifting its focus towards established opposition figures, particularly Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, as parties and politic...
With Kenya heading towards the 2027 General Election, Mokua argued that politicians seeking elective office can no longer rely solely on slogans and broad promises. He said voters should demand clear programmes...
Karua asked the Chief Prosecutor at the ICC to closely follow developments in Kenya and determine whether the reported incidents provide enough grounds for an examination.
According to Kioni, Kenyans should be able to attend political meetings, express their views and support their preferred leaders without facing intimidation or violence.
The party leader said TSP’s decision to back Ruto does not prevent it from engaging politicians from different sides of the political divide.