Raila Odinga to lead Azimio Prayers at Jeevanjee

Azimio la Umoja One Kenya coalition party leader Raila Odinga will today lead the opposition political outfit for prayers for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The prayers which will be held at the Jeevanjee gardens just a few meters from the IEBC Anniversary Towers are part of the outfit’s

Labour Party’s Peter Obi leads in Nigeria’s opinion Poll

On 25 February 2023, voters in Nigeria will go to the polls to determine their country’s next President, who will replace term-limited incumbent Muhammadu Buhari, the retired major general and former military head of state. Since the beginning of Nigeria’s current democratic regime in the 1990s, the presidency has been held

Bare-chested comedian Eric Omondi arrested

Police this morning arrested comedian Eric Omondi while leading a demonstration of shirtless men outside parliament. The controversial comedian was demanding that the Government lowers down the high cost of living. See also: Comedian Eric Omondi leads cost of living protests Omondi and other bare chested heavily built youths with chains

Kuttuny dismisses Jeremiah Kioni’s meeting invite

Former Cherenganyi constituency Member of Parliament Joshua Kuttuny has laughed off a meeting organized by Jubilee's General Jeremiah Kioni. Kuttuny, who is among leaders in Jubilee Party who have since switched their political allegiance to President William Ruto, said that there is no way Kioni can organize for an Annual

PSC shortlists Bishop Oginde, Kibwana and Kanjama for EACC job

The Public Service Commission has shortlisted former Makueni governor Kivutha Kibwana, former CITAM Bishop David Oginde and lawyer Charles Kanjama among 14 candidates for the vacant EACC chairman job. In a public notice released on Tuesday, February 21, the PSC has also listed Thomas Letangule, Eliud Wanjao, Isaac Kaberia, Amani Yuda,

BBC investigation uncovers sex abuse in Unilever tea farms

A BBC investigation has uncovered widespread sexual abuse on tea farms which supply some of the biggest international brands, like Lipton. More than 70 women on the tea farms, owned by British companies, told BBC they had been sexually abused by supervisors. Secret filming showed local bosses, on plantations

Public Service Commission shortlists 224 for CAS jobs

The Public Service Commission has released the names of the 224 Kenyans shortlisted to be appointed Chief Admirative Secretaries in the Kenya Kwanza Administration. The publication follows the ruling by the Employment and Labour Relations Court which declared the establishment of the office of Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) as

Our government is like a Company – Says Rigathi Gachagua

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has said the Kenya Kwanza government is like a company guaranteed by shares. In this regard, he added that those who supported and voted for them must enjoy the benefits first describing them as the largest shareholders. The Deputy President said those who didnt vote