Constitutional change? Why Mudavadi's proposal has sparked fierce divisions

A contentious debate has emerged in Kenya following Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi's proposal to hold a constitutional referendum concurrently with the 2027 General Election.

To sell or not to sell? Ruto pushes ahead with public asset sales

The Kenyan government's proposal to sell a 15 percent stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, a South African telco, has sparked significant controversy. Critics argue this move could jeopardize national sovereignty over crucial digital infrastructure and data protection.

Kuria's candid take on Rigathi, DP Kindiki and Ruto's 'E' score

In a candid interview, former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria openly criticized former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and discussed internal tensions within the Kenya Kwanza government. He also addressed the economic challenges facing Kenyans.

Questions over Jirongo's death raised during his requiem mass

During the requiem mass for fallen Kenyan politician Cyrus Jirongo, calls for a thorough investigation into his mysterious death were made by several leaders. The circumstances surrounding his journey to Naivasha are deemed suspicious, suggesting he may not have gone there willingly.

To sell or not to sell? Ruto pushes ahead with public asset sales amid concerns

The Kenyan government's proposal to sell a 15 percent stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, a South African telecommunications company, has sparked significant controversy. Critics are raising concerns about national sovereignty over digital infrastructure and data protection.

MP Caroli Omondi dismisses Mudavadi’s call for constitutional amendment ahead of 2027 elections