Topic: 2027 elections

“Kenya is bleeding from mismanagement. We will slash waste in bloated ministries and fake programs, and redirect that money to schools, hospitals, water, agriculture, and jobs.”

In a country where religious language can stir emotion, unify crowds, and justify political agendas, Ruto’s use of faith is not accidental, it is strategic.

“If ODM continues collaborating with William Ruto, then I will not seek re-election on that party. But if it pulls out, realigns, and retraces its steps back to its roots, then we can agree.”

While Raila’s camp flexes undeniable political muscle, the fractures within may be precisely what propels Ruto back to State House in 2027.

Physical Inspection: At certain times, the IEBC may open polling centers for physical checks of the voter register. This allows you to verify your details in person at your designated polling station.

More practical details on how to overcome barriers like high lending rates and weak private sector credit would strengthen the candidate’s vision.

President Ruto will not win the 2027 elections; it is the Opposition that will lose.

Just like Machiavelli opined, President Ruto should assess the happenings of May 4 and understand that it is a symptom of a tired people.

Statistics indicate that a significant portion of the voting bloc will come from Gen Z and Millennials—tech-savvy individuals who resist conventional methods of persuasion. To effectively engage these voters, Dr. Ndonye outlines the strategies that are un

As the country approaches the next election cycle, all eyes are on Governor Sakaja to see if he will be the first to break the one-term governor term and secure a second term in office.