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HomeDaily NewsSaturday, March 14, 2026Atwoli Re-elected COTU Secretary General for Sixth Term - March 2026
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Atwoli Re-elected COTU Secretary General for Sixth Term - March 2026

Francis Atwoli has been re-elected as the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya) for an unprecedented sixth term, securing his leadership until 2031. Concerns are simultaneously being raised about press freedom in East Africa following the acquisition of Nation Media Group (NMG), a major media conglomerate, by politically connected billionaire Rostam Aziz. Meanwhile, the Court of Appeal of Kenya has granted a temporary reprieve to President William Ruto's 21 advisors, suspending a High Court ruling that declared their offices unconstitutional and allowing them to remain in office pending appeal.

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Atwoli re-elected COTU secretary general for sixth term

Atwoli re-elected COTU secretary general for sixth term

Francis Atwoli has been re-elected as the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya) for an unprecedented sixth term, securing his leadership until 2031.

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Francis Atwoli has been re-elected as the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya) for an unprecedented sixth term, securing his leadership until 2031.

  • Atwoli secured his sixth term during the federation’s 15th Quinquennial Delegates Conference in Kisumu.
  • The re-election extends his leadership of COTU (K), the country's largest labour umbrella body, since he first assumed the position in 2001.
  • Under his leadership, COTU (K) membership has grown from approximately 300,000 in 2001 to over 4 million workers.
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CoA allows President Ruto’s advisers to remain in office pending appeal

CoA allows President Ruto’s advisers to remain in office pending appeal

The Court of Appeal of Kenya has granted a temporary reprieve to President William Ruto's 21 advisors, suspending a High Court ruling that declared their offices unconstitutional.

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The Court of Appeal of Kenya has granted a temporary reprieve to President William Ruto's 21 advisors, suspending a High Court ruling that declared their offices unconstitutional.

  • The order allows the advisors to remain in office pending a full appeal, a significant boost to the Executive.
  • Key figures such as David Ndii, Monica Juma, and Makau Mutua are among those affected.
  • The appellate court cited the risk of disrupting presidential operations and creating a vacuum if the officials were removed immediately.
Saturday 9:36 AMCapital Business

Fears for press freedom as billionaire takes control of NMG

Fears for press freedom as billionaire takes control of NMG

Concerns are being raised about press freedom in East Africa following the acquisition of Nation Media Group (NMG), a major media conglomerate, by politically connected billionaire Rostam Aziz.

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Key Highlights

Concerns are being raised about press freedom in East Africa following the acquisition of Nation Media Group (NMG), a major media conglomerate, by politically connected billionaire Rostam Aziz.

  • Rostam Aziz, through his company Taarifa Ltd, has purchased a controlling 54% stake in NMG.
  • NMG, founded in 1959, is a significant media entity in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda.
  • Critics worry that Aziz's close ties to regional politicians, including Kenya's President William Ruto, could influence editorial independence.
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