Topic: #politics

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

Just a year ago, Ruto was hailed as a symbol of change—a man who defied the odds to become president. Today, however, the enthusiasm has faded, replaced by growing frustration. This isn’t new. Former President Uhuru Kenyatta faced a similar arc, vilified

Through his athletic achievements, Ian has become a symbol of Rwanda’s new generation of leaders—one that blends tradition and modernity, national service and personal ambition, public responsibility and global awareness. His leadership on the field mirro

When Kenyatta passed away in 1978, Njonjo was pivotal in ensuring Moi’s smooth succession. His legal acumen and political maneuvering silenced opposition to Moi’s ascension, including outlawing discussions of Kenyatta’s death and constitutional amendments

“Tell the Gen Zs who are your children to register for IDs. Registering as a voter is a continuous exercise for those who have not yet registered should continue visiting the IEBC constituency offices,” said Gachagua.

Emerging as a leading voice during the "Reject the Finance Bill" movement, Mcoure mobilized thousands of young Kenyans to protest against tax increases and economic hardships. The movement highlighted the high cost of living and its impact on young people

Martin Luther King Jr. aptly said, “The soft-minded man always fears change. He feels security in the status quo and has an almost morbid fear of the new.

A region that was once loving and in support of President William Ruto has turned defiant due to several issues, such as the Finance Bill, which later escalated following the former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's impeachment.

Following in the footsteps of notable leaders like Barack Obama, Momanyi aims to serve the citizens of Minnesota with dedication and grace. Obama, the 44th U.S. president, also emerged from a liberal background while serving two terms in the White House.

Each time a new occupant of the House on the Hill is elected, he brings on new people with different powers. The president usually has a right-hand man who pulls the strings on his behalf. They are said to be gatekeepers of power.

During the second liberation, the church was actively involved in the struggle and demanded constitutional amendments. Clergy such as Bishop Ndingi Mwana-Nzeki, and Rev. Timothy Njoya, among others. These gallant men were not left untouched as police beat

Karua emphasized that justice should be impartial, stating, “The system must be fair to all individuals, regardless of their circumstances or political affiliations.” She acknowledged Gachagua's faults but asserted that, like any citizen, he deserves due

The formal notice for the governor's removal was introduced in the assembly on September 12, 2024 with County Assembly Speaker Patrick Mutai scheduling an assembly session for October 2 to address the matter. Governor Mutai was expected to defend himself

Justice Janet Mulwa nullified the National Executive Committee's decision that had removed the Uhuru Kenyatta faction from the party, providing a sigh of relief for the former president and his allies. The ruling restores the party leadership structure th

They are one ticket and one people,” Manzo declared. “There is nothing wrong that Gachagua has done. If anything, the President has breached the Constitution far more than his Deputy.” He has proposed that if an impeachment motion proceeds against Gachagu

Some of the integral justice issues of concern raised in his address include compensation for every victim of police brutality, dismissal of all protest-related cases, release of all abductees and those in jail, resolution of outstanding healthcare

On Tuesday, July 9, 2024, Raila, whom the youth had requested to stay out of the picture as they demanded better governance from the Ruto administration through mass action, emerged at the KICC during the signing of the IEBC Amendment Bill 2024 and stated

Generation Z, born from 1996 to 2010, will be a significant voting bloc, with many of them voting for the first time in the 2027 elections, according to statistics released in 2019 by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics.

The public has been trying to understand the stand of Parliamentarians as they voted “Yes” but still clapped when President Ruto rejected the Bill.

When did the country go wrong? How did it happen? Did anyone realize the wake of this helter-skelter?