Hard truths.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Thursday, Senator Onyonka said the disagreements are real and have prompted a series of behind-the-scenes meetings involving senior figures in the movement.
The party uses the slogan “Sauti ya Wakenya” (Your voice. Your party. Your Kenya), while its official slogan is “Usawa Haki Uhuru” (Equality, Justice, Freedom).
Mudavadi challenged the youth to distinguish between leaders who are genuinely popular and those who use populist politics to gain public support without offering solutions to the country’s problems.
The Wiper leader said his presidential bid was anchored on what he described as a mission to rescue the country and provide a new beginning in leadership
Lumumba says the ballot box has lost its ability to produce ethical leadership, urging Kenyans to remain vigilant and organise for national renewal
Njoroge argued that Sifuna has grown into a political figure whose influence now stretches beyond internal party structures, making him resilient to internal disciplinary moves.
In his acceptance remarks, Mwangi described his election as a collective achievement rather than a personal victory, saying it reflected the aspirations of Kenyans seeking change and accountability in leadershi...
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has set July 16, 2026, as the date for the by-election, setting the stage for a contest involving Jubilee, the ruling UDA party and the Democracy for the Citi...
In a Radio Generation interview, former Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju said former President Uhuru Kenyatta called him almost midnight in 2016 to help prepare the Jubilee Party for the 2017 elections.
In a Sunday message, he emphasised that the party’s diversity is its strength, but only when members embrace each other and remain focused on shared goals.
Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Friday, Kibet pointed to the untapped strength of young people, noting that they hold great potential to drive growth across key sectors of the economy. He ur...
Sifuna said the nation is seeking more than just development projects; citizens want leadership that is accountable, transparent, and grounded in constitutionalism.