Murathe Reveals Private Meeting With Gachagua Before His Ouster

Jubilee Party's vice chairman, David Murathe, has revealed some details about his private meeting with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua before Gachagua was removed from his role.While speaking at the book launch for former Public Service Cabinet Secretary JB Muturi in Nairobi on Friday, November 8, 2025, Murathe mentioned that

Matiang’i Dismisses Claims He’s Uhuru’s Political Project

Allegations that Dr. Fred Matiang'i is a political project of former President Uhuru Kenyatta have been rejected by the former Interior Cabinet Secretary. He has accused some leaders of hypocrisy for claiming to be Uhuru's allies while claiming to be seeking Uhuru's support. Speaking on Wednesday, Matiang'i claimed that politicians

Raila Odinga’s Exit: A Curse to Both Friends and Foes

Raila Odinga’s exit from the political scene is a heavy blow to many, but none feel it more than those who built their political careers around attacking him. For years, especially in the Mt. Kenya region, some leaders found comfort and attention by mentioning or insulting Raila at rallies. Now

Gachagua, Matiang’i Rift Spells Doom For Opposition Unity

What was once seen as a formidable alliance to challenge incumbent President William Ruto in the 2027 elections is now showing cracks, as simmering tensions between Rigathi Gachagua and Fred Matiang’i spill into the open.The two former power brokers — Gachagua, once Ruto’s deputy, and Matiang’i, the former Interior minister

Disquiet as Jubilee’s Kioni Faces Loyalty Questions

With the clock ticking towards Kenya’s 2027 general election, the country’s opposition is struggling with internal divisions that threaten to derail efforts to build a united front against President William Ruto.At the center of the storm is Jubilee Party Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni, a seasoned politician who once helped former President

Uhuru’s Comeback Stirs Fresh Political Tensions with Ruto Allies

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s sharp criticism of the Kenya Kwanza administration has reignited fierce political battles, with President William Ruto’s allies warning that his return to active politics could strip him of state-funded retirement perks.The Jubilee Party leader, addressing delegates in Nairobi, accused the government of “rolling back the progress”