Uhuru Backs Gen Z, Blasts Ruto

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has cast himself as both defender of Jubilee’s legacy and a voice of caution to the current President, William Ruto’s government, warning that Kenya risks sliding backwards if gains made over the last decade are discarded.Addressing delegates at the Jubilee Party’s National Conference at Ngong Racecourse,

President Ruto Calls for Reforms in the UN

The United Nations must implement reforms that reflect changing times or slide into irrelevance, President William Ruto has warned.The President said the global organisation must become fit-for-purpose, its organs reformed, the mandate strengthened, and decisions aligned with current realities rather than the 1945 geopolitical situation.He noted that no matter how

Natembeya Warns Ruto’s “projects” Within the Opposition

Trans Nzoia County Governor George Natembeya has thrown a fresh twist into Kenya's 2027 succession politics, warning that President William Ruto could be planting “projects” within the opposition to weaken its resolve ahead of the 2027 presidential elections.In a candid television interview on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, Natembeya accused unnamed

Ruto Woos American Investors

Kenya is a safe and secure destination for your investments, President William Ruto has assured American investors.The President said Kenya’s macro-economic fundamentals make it the ideal investment destination for American corporations seeking business opportunities in Africa.“We offer stability, world-class talent, green energy, and dependable connectivity, just the qualities investors seek,”

ODM at 20: Raila Turns Milestone into Political Statement

Raila Odinga 's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is not treating its 20th anniversary as a mere commemoration, but also to reclaim contested ground. For party leader Raila Odinga, the milestone has become an opportunity to measure loyalty—sending a signal that ODM intends to remain a central player in the run-up

Mbadi: “I Won’t Lie to Kenyans- the budget doesn’t have enough for capitation”

Mbadi: “I Won’t Lie to Kenyans- the budget doesn't have enough for capitation"

Treasury Cabinet Secretary Dr. John Mbadi has reaffirmed his commitment to transparency and accountability in government education funding, stating he will not mislead the public about the challenges facing capitation disbursements in schools. Speaking on Sunday, Mbadi clarified that his recent remarks—suggesting the government cannot sustain education under current budget constraints—were