Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has firmly asserted his commitment to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), stating unequivocally that no one can expel him from the party. During an interview with a local media outlet on February 3, 2026, Sifuna, who serves as the ODM Secretary General, addressed concerns about his
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Wamalwa’s Political Moves Fuel Talk of Shift Toward Government
Eugene Wamalwa, the leader of the Democratic Action Party (DAP-K) and a prominent member of the United Opposition, appears to be moving closer to the government he has long criticized. In the realm of politics, such developments rarely occur by chance.Recently, Wamalwa attended a funeral alongside National Assembly Speaker Moses
South Sudan Accepts Kenya’s Support Ahead of 2026 Elections
The Republic of South Sudan has embraced Kenya's offer to assist with its electoral process, reinforcing its dedication to regional peace and stability, as announced by State House in Juba.The nation anticipates conducting its general election in December, marking the first since gaining independence from the North in 2011.Originally slated
A Pupil Wins Hearts and Cash with Powerful Environmental Poem
A young pupil from Eldoret has become the centre of attention after delivering a memorable poem on environmental conservation that impressed leaders and residents alike. Kigan Kipkemboi, a learner at Aturei Adventist School, showcased remarkable confidence and talent during a county meeting held in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County. The event, which
Kenya MET Warns of Dry Week, High Heat and Cold Nights
The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a warning for Kenyans to brace for a predominantly dry week, characterized by high daytime temperatures and chilly nights in certain regions, as the country enters the first full week of February.This advisory, released on X on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, pertains to the
Police Dismiss Inaction Claims Amid PSV–Boda Boda Tensions
The National Police Service has firmly dismissed allegations of inaction regarding the escalating tensions between public service vehicles (PSVs) and boda boda operators. Ongoing investigations into incidents of arson and violence remain a priority.Senior Superintendent of Police Boniface Otieno stated in an interview with a local television station that authorities
Boda Boda Riders Cash In as Matatus Strike
Nairobi commuters face major disruption today after matatu operators ground their vehicles in protest against rising attacks linked to boda boda riders. With public transport paralysed across key routes, motorcycle taxi operators step in and hike fares, charging double or even triple the usual rates. On busy corridors such as Thika
Privatisation law threatens Kenya’s sovereignty – Muturi
Former Attorney General and Democratic Party (DP) leader Justin Muturi has sharply criticised Parliament for passing the Government-Owned Enterprises Act, warning that the law poses a serious threat to Kenya’s sovereignty. The Act, which was passed late last year, paves the way for the privatisation of state agencies. Muturi argues it
Ruto Hits Back at Critics, Says Education System Now Stabilised
President William Ruto has defended his administration’s education reforms, saying his government inherited a struggling system plagued by inadequate funding and acute teacher shortages, but has since taken decisive steps to stabilise and improve the sector. Speaking in Kisumu on Monday, the President said education remains a key pillar of
“We’re Not Boarding That Train”: Wanga Shrugs Off Protest Calls
Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga has dismissed renewed calls by opposition leaders to organise street demonstrations, saying the government is focused on development and has no appetite for what she described as empty political drama. Speaking on Monday in Kisumu, Wanga maintained that the proposed protests lack a clear agenda