The former President made the remarks during a Jubilee Party meeting in Nairobi on September 22, saying he remained convinced that Odinga had won the election. He also pointed to the performance of the coalition supporting Odinga in parliamentary and county elections as part of his argument
By Chrispho OwuorIn a statement on Monday, Musyoka said the scenes of hundreds of small-scale traders seeking emergency travel documents outside the Burundian Embassy in Nairobi ahead of a government deadline showed how the exercise was being handled.
By David AbonyoKalonzo termed the attack, which involved teargassing and the burning of Orengo’s vehicle, a serious violation of the Constitution and a sign of growing political intolerance.
By Samuel OtienoSpeaking during a Radio Generation interview on Wednesday, Njiru portrayed Kalonzo as a leader with the experience, political consistency and character needed to take charge of the country after the next election
By Chrispho OwuorThe Wiper Party leader said Uhuru should protect the legacy he built as Kenya’s fourth President by avoiding a political fight that could expose him to attacks as the country heads into another election.
By Bradley BosireThe 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
By Chrispho OwuorAccording to the Wiper leader, more than 3.44 million kilogrammes of tea valued at over US$10.3 million (Sh129 million) is still being stored in warehouses in Mombasa after exporters failed to find alternative buyers.
By Bradley BosireSonko said he shares the same vision with other leaders who have continued to push for what they believe are the interests of ordinary Kenyans.
By Maureen KinyanjuiKalonzo said the country needed a new style of leadership anchored on integrity, accountability and fairness. He pledged to restore public trust, strengthen institutions, and ensure equitable development if elected
By Chrispho OwuorIn a heartfelt condolence message issued on Thursday, Kalonzo said Kenya had lost a selfless public servant who consistently placed national interest above personal ambition.
By David AbonyoAbubakar Zein Abubakar passed away on July 9, 2026, at Avenue Hospital, Nairobi.
By Samuel OtienoSpeaking on Friday alongside other opposition figures, he accused President William Ruto's administration of corruption, impunity and conflict of interest, calling on citizens to unite in pursuit of political change
By Chrispho OwuorThe former Vice President defended the constitutional right to peaceful assembly, citing Article 37 of the Constitution, and maintained that the demonstrators were exercising legitimate democratic freedoms.
By Bradley BosireAuthorities have not yet confirmed the full scale of casualties or the cause of the fire, with investigations still ongoing. The incident has renewed concern over safety standards in boarding schools across the country, which have previously experienced similar deadly fires.
By Chrispho OwuorWiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has written to Pope Leo XIV, asking for prayers for Kenya’s peace, stability and ethical leadership during the Pope’s maiden apostolic visit to Africa.
By Chrispho OwuorIn a message delivered on Friday from his X account, he cited economic strain, youth frustration, and declining trust in institutions, while encouraging citizens to embrace resilience, unity, and belief in a better tomorrow.
By Chrispho OwuorThe Wiper leader said he was holding the Inspector General of Police and all those involved responsible for the safety of Gachagua, his team, and civilians who were said to be inside the church.
By Bradley BosireIn a statement released on Wednesday, Kalonzo pointed to the arrest of Anthony Kibagendi as an example of what he described as selective enforcement of the law.
By Bradley BosireKalonzo praised legal practitioners as the vigilant guardians of our constitutional order, commending both senior advocates and the Junior Bar for their energy, professionalism, and fearlessness in defending the rule of law.
By Bradley Bosire