ODM in tatters as party boss is forced to attend two meetings

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is facing internal strife in Kakamega County, with its first post-Raila Odinga meeting highlighting deep divisions. Some members are urging Cooperative Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya to cease factionalism ahead of potential talks with the UDA party.

It's Museveni's seventh heaven, democracy's hell

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has been declared the winner of the January 15 presidential election by the Electoral Commission chairperson Simon Byabakama. This outcome marks Museveni’s continued governance for nearly four decades, solidifying a political model prevalent across much of Africa.

Ruto accused of dragging feet in executing the 10-Point Agenda

President William Ruto is facing criticism for the delayed implementation of the 10-Point Agenda, a plan intended to compile governance reforms, including recommendations from the National Dialogue Committee (NADCO) report. A committee established five months ago to oversee this, named COIN-10, has made little progress, raising skepticism about its ability to deliver its report by the March deadline.

Joho faces big test in executing State's mining agenda in Coast

Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Ali Joho is encountering significant opposition in advancing the government's mining agenda in the Coast region of Kenya, despite his assertive political approach. He is employing diverse strategies to navigate the complex dynamics of the extractive industry, a challenge that has eluded many of his predecessors.

Kenya Ports Authority secure round of 16 spot after win over Kenya Airport Police Unit

Uganda president-elect Museveni defends victory, warns opposition against causing chaos