Topic: #politics

Recently, abductions of politicians have become alarmingly frequent. The case of Juja Member of Parliament George Koimburu, who was abducted shortly after Mumias East MP Peter Salasya's alleged kidnapping during a rally, highlights a disturbing trend.

Speaking during an interview on May 26, 2025, he emphasizes that those dissatisfied with the current administration's policies should mobilize to challenge the President at the next election.

During a church service in Kibra on Sunday, May 25, 2025, President Ruto expressed concerns about the opposition, suggesting that they are engaging in what he termed "destructive politics."

Njiru, who served as Press Secretary for both Presidents Kenyatta and Moi, now spends his retirement years in his multimillion-dollar resort. Yet, he denies the perception of wealth. Contrary to popular belief, he states that he has just enough to avoid s

Historically, presidential communication styles have varied significantly across regimes, with each president showcasing unique strengths and weaknesses. Njiru highlights these disparities, suggesting that the current government could benefit from past le

"Nicholas Biwott was 'vertically challenged.' He used to affirm that although he was short, he was a total man. He used to admit that he was short, but education-wise, performance-wise, and physically, he was a total man

The Church provides a politician with access to a captive and influential audience. Depending on its size, a church has a considerable reach that is more engaging to the politician. Many churchgoers are believed to be active in their local communities, a

“For him to declare that William Ruto is an incompetent President, after serving under him as Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, is surprising. He has enjoyed a privileged position for a long time and may not have anticipated his current standing. The

“Oh wow, how generous of you, Mr. Ruto — offering to leave after five full years of ‘not delivering’? We should be eternally grateful for your magnanimous offer to go home if you fail. Newsflash: you don’t earn brownie points for agreeing to the bare min

The reliance on loans from Western and other developed nations, has continuously kept African nations in a never-ending debt loop.

Kawira Mwangaza and other spiritual leaders must understand that priesthood is a unique 'profession' that cannot be substituted or abandoned. They can influence the political sphere inside their palace but not outside their God-appointed palace.

Across Africa, ruling governments still continue to silence opposition voices through arrests, intimidation, and political bans. An example is Uganda where Bobi Wine and Kizza Besigye still continue to face constant harassment from the ruling government.

There are some areas, particularly in the case of clinical diseases, where the funds are not yet resourced.” This issue is particularly pressing for the poorest populations in remote areas, who often face significant health challenges. “The poorest people

William Cheptumo's legacy is one of resilience, dedication, and integrity. His contributions to Baringo County and the nation will not be forgotten. He will be remembered as a leader who championed the rights of his people, fought for justice, and worked

Raila vied for presidency in the general elections of 1997, 2007, 2013, 2017 and 2022 and he lost in the five attempts. Raila tried his luck in the African Union Chair position in which elections were held on February 15, 2025 but still lost to Mohamoud A

He has expressed confidence in Odinga's intentions, stating, "When Raila comes back, there is no question of what he is going to do. It is a question of whether he will still have the energy to lead the ODM party."

“This is my issue, criticize with an alternative,” Senator Orwoba stated during an interview on Spice FM on January 14, 2025. “I am not trying to say this person is right or that person is wrong. You have to choose to be part of the solution; you can't ch

Citing the current state of abductions and high cost of living, Natembeya has acknowledged that Kenyans want an end to extra judicial abductions of young people. He has pointed to the fact that Kenyans are looking up to leaders to speak for them, calling

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.

As political dynamics evolve, Gachagua's assertions that leaders must heed the voices of their constituents is becoming increasingly relevant. The current environment calls for a shift from divisive rhetoric to inclusive dialogue. Leaders must remember