Kenyan News: Politics

Members of Parliament have urged the government to prioritise the reconstruction of schools, roads and bridges damaged by floods before learners report back for a second term.

Agriculture CS says his former wife is bitter and behind his woes as Bumula MP says the Minister should be held accountable for the fake fertiliser scam.

The government and KMPDU officials have signed a return-to-work formula.

Kalonzo emphasized that declaring the floods a national disaster would prompt the necessary response for Kenya.

Gachagua has invited Karua and Kioni to table their wishes for the Limuru III meeting scheduled to take place on May 17.

Bumula MP John Wamboka has said he will write to Kenya’s partners to declare Linturi persona non grata following a decision by the House to impeach him.

The supremacy battle in the Mt Kenya region continues after Kuria presented himself as the alternative between Deputy President Gachagua and Kiharu MP Nyoro.

The Orange Democratic Movement party (ODM) has summoned all elected and nominated leaders who were present during fracas at a funeral in Migori and church service in Kisii county.

Mr John Waweru earns between Sh2,000 and Sh10,000 a day showcasing his nails

CS for Agriculture Mithika Linturi runs a key function in Ruto administration’s economic plan. Health’s Susan Nakhumicha runs another function that is key in the life of the country.

Linturi, Nakhumicha, Machogu, Kuria, Chirchir and Murkomen on the spot.

Kalonzo urged President William Ruto to declare the floods a national disaster and allocate funds to help the affected families across the country.

Some party leaders have been campaigning for the establishment of three deputy party leader positions with Gachagua allies being jittery about an alleged scheme to weaken his role and influence.

President urges voters not to re-elect MPs who misappropriate NG-CDF money which comprises a 2.5 per cent of the national sharable revenue which amounts to approximately Sh53.53 billion

Ruto allies helped cement the idea of a silent handshake, asserting Raila must toe his line. Amisi faults Kenya Kwanza for thinking their support for Raila would buy his silence.

President William Ruto urges lawmakers to expedite implementation of National Dialogue Committee, which aims to institutionalise the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) in law.

Justice Mugambi ruled PSC did not offer a plausible explanation as to why it had excluded nominated members.

Some 149 legislators voted in favour of the motion, 36 against, while three abstained. Most MPs from Rift Valley went against the party line and voted for Linturi’s ouster

A section of members led by Minority Leader Opiyo Wandayi supported the motion and pressed for Linturi’s ouster.

Some suggest his speech sounded like government apologism.

UDA grassroots elections in Nairobi has sucked in Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Azimio politicians.

Jacob Kiplagat, a petitioner, claims the governor has failed to discharge his duties.

MPs approve motion to impeach Agriculture CS Mithika Linturi, 149 vote in favour, 36 oppose while three abstain; an 11-member committee to investigate matter and file report within ten days.

Leaders asked residents to pray for Kiharu MP, terming him as 'the sixth'.

Leaders have described Nairobi as experiencing its worst leadership crisis at City Hall, with promises of orderly, dignified, and inclusive governance during campaigns giving way to disappointment.

Wetangula said Motion attained enough support from members as Linturi claimed that he is not troubled or intimidated by the impeachment motion.

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula approves Agriculture CS Mithika Linturi's impeachment motion over fake fertiliser saga; 110 MPs have signed in support.

DP Gachagua, who is said to be supporting Gakuya for the Nairobi chairmanship, dismissed the critics who have questioned his involvement in Nairobi UDA affairs.

Gachagua said differences will best be solved through dialogue.

Kalonzo Musyoka and Eugene Wamalwa said Moses Kuria’s intention will take the country backwards.

Linturi defended the government's fertiliser subsidy programme saying it had increased agricultural production and consequently lowered the cost of goods.

Kalonzo Musyoka and Eugene Wamalwa said Moses Kuria’s intention will take the country backwards.

Former West Pokot Governor John Lonyangapuo and Pokot South MP David Pkosing of KUP have joined UDA, causing jitters.

The Kenya Meteorological Department is forecasting more rain across the country following weeks of devastating flooding that has claimed at least 83 lives and displaced more than 131,000 people.

Kenyans have thrown their gauntlet into the commercial ring of Washington State

Is Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja overwhelmed by the task of managing the capital city?

There are fears the chaos and rigging claims could spell doom to the country’s ruling party.

Party polls have been a hotly contested affair since the 1980’s when candidates used every trick in the book to get elected into regional or national party positions.

If the president appoints 50 CASs in line with his proposal, taxpayers will cough up Sh468 million to accommodate them.