Kenya Politics & Government
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TIFA Poll Shows 76% of Kenyans Reject Broad-Based Government
A recent TIFA Research opinion poll reveals that 76% of Kenyans oppose President William Ruto's broad-based government arrangement, believing the country is headed in the wrong direction. The poll indicates significant public dissatisfaction with the current administration ahead of the general election now just a year away. Similar findings from separate survey results confirm widespread disapproval of the government's direction, with many Kenyans feeling the country is on an unsustainable path.
Gachagua, Nyoro Battle for Political Control of Mt Kenya
A political battle for control of the Mt Kenya region has reignited between former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro. Once allies, the two politicians are now locked in a confrontation over political influence ahead of the 2027 elections. Political alliances in Nairobi City are simultaneously facing significant strain as various parties test their strength, potentially impacting the current broad-based unity government.
Election Pressure Forces Ruto Into Policy Reversals
Kenyan President William Ruto has recently made several reversals and revisions to government decisions, sparking debate about the influence of public pressure and upcoming 2027 General Elections on his administration's policy agenda. President Ruto has stated that he has fulfilled the majority of his campaign pledges since assuming office four years ago. However, he has faced significant challenges across various sectors in recent weeks, prompting intervention from the Presidency amid growing political scrutiny.
Trans Nzoia Governor Questions Foreign Trader Crackdown
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya is questioning the government's crackdown on foreign traders, alleging unfair targeting and a hidden political motive ahead of the upcoming General Election. Meanwhile, Nakuru County is embroiled in a blame game after failing to disburse Sh27.5 million designated for Persons with Disabilities in the 2025/2026 financial year. Activist Okiya Omtatah has separately alleged that Kenya's borrowed funds are being used to improperly influence Parliament, asserting the country possesses significant wealth.
