Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has expressed unwavering support for the controversial multibillion-dollar deal with the Indian conglomerate Adani Group, asserting that he has no regrets about backing the partnership. In an exclusive interview with Citizen TV, Odinga highlighted the importance of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in driving development across Kenya.
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“We will end abductions” – President William Ruto addresses rising concerns
President William Ruto has finally addressed the growing public outcry over the alarming rise in abductions across the nation. Speaking at the Raila Odinga Stadium on Friday, he assured citizens of his commitment to put an end to these incidents and restore trust in national security. The President was speaking in
Gachagua alleges Secret Unit behind recent abductions
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has made explosive claims regarding a covert unit allegedly responsible for the recent wave of abductions in the country. In a press address on Friday, Gachagua revealed that this unit operates outside the command of the Inspector General of Police and is allegedly led by
Residents of Embu town protest abduction of Billy Mwangi
Residents of Embu town took to the streets on Friday to demand the release of 24-year-old Billy Mwangi, who was forcibly taken from a barber shop on December 21. The protest erupted as community members expressed their outrage over the six-day disappearance of Mwangi, lighting fires and blocking roads to
Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh dies at 92
Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh passed away on December 26, 2024, at the age of 92. Singh, who served as prime minister from 2004 to 2014 and previously as finance minister, was a pivotal figure in India's economic reforms. His health had deteriorated recently, leading to hospitalization in Delhi. Tributes
The controversial legacy of British Slave Owner compensation
It may be surprising to learn that British taxpayers only finished repaying the debt incurred to compensate slave owners for their loss of "property" in 1835—due to the abolition of slavery—relatively recently, in 2015. This financial obligation, which represents a troubling chapter in British history, underscores the long-lasting effects of
KISWATE founder Pius Odhiambo issues Year-End statement
As 2024 draws to a close, Pius Odhiambo, the founder of KISWATE, has issued a heartfelt message of gratitude and optimism for the future. In a statement issues from Washington DC, Mr. Odhiambo has wished Happy Holidays and a prosperous New Year 2025 to supporters and beneficiaries worldwide and highlighted
Angolan President pardons 50 prisoners, including Dos Santos’ son
Angolan President Joao Lourenco has granted pardons to approximately 50 prisoners, including Jose Filomeno dos Santos, the son of former President Jose Eduardo dos Santos. Filomeno had been serving a five-year sentence for embezzlement and other charges related to a $500 million fraud case involving the national bank of Angola. The
Police deny involvement in recent abductions
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has firmly denied allegations of police involvement in recent abductions, asserting that no police station in Kenya is currently holding any missing individuals. He emphasized that the National Police Service is mandated to arrest criminal offenders, not to abduct them. Kanja urged anyone with information
Kenya Judiciary condemns youth abductions
The Kenya Judiciary has strongly condemned the recent abductions of citizens who have criticized President William Ruto and his administration on social media. In a statement shared on their official social media platforms, the Judiciary emphasized that such actions pose a serious threat to the constitutional rights of Kenyan citizens. “Kenya