Kenyan News: Politics

Talks in Berlin and Brussels will focus on strengthening bilateral relations, climate crisis and renewable energy

What if dialogue was the only way to Kenyas salvation? Would we still reject it? What would that mean to our nation? Naaman had to dip himself in a river he considered dirty.

Politicians and pundits argue that personal interests among hardliners in the two camps are another reason the country is still stuck in the campaign mode.

He is among religious leaders who have urged the dtwo leaders to talk to each other. Vocal church leader succeeded Archbishop Emeritus Peter J Kairu at Nyeri Archdiocese

Azimio has escalated mass action even as the president dares former premier to face him head-on. Observers say the standoff could lead to loss of lives and destruction of property.

The opposition-fueled unrest has created anxiety among Kenyans of all walks of life, as the recently elected government grapples with stabilising the economy to stamp its authority.

Kenyatta set the stage and pace of power sharing, his actions prepared the behavioural pattern of subsequent leaders to make promises and proclamations they knew couldnt be achieved.

Tanzania recently confirmed its first-ever cases of the Marburg virus disease after laboratory tests.

Raila Odinga says he wont be scared by President William Rutos calls for him to end the weekly demonstrations.

The only evidence of the chaos that took place on Monday following Azimio protests are rows of empty shelves.

Scientists are also looking for shorter and more effective treatment of the deadly disease

Many victims have not recorded statements with the police.

The two are accused of obtaining large sums of money from relatives of teachers who are seeking TSC employment.

Cabinet approved the Privatisation Bill that would see MPs bypassed in corporations sale. President has been criticised for appointing 50 CASs and threats to gag the media. 

Missing Voices documented 130 cases of police killings and 22 cases of enforced disappearances in 2022.

Opposition Members of Parliament have criticised the government over the alleged withdrawal of their security detail.

Cabinet approved the Privatisation Bill that would see MPs bypassed in corporations sale. President has been criticised for appointing 50 CASs and threats to gag the media. 

Taking stock of the aftermath of the chaotic scenes on March 20 occasioned by the Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya mass protests, one cannot fail to wonder where leadership responsibility starts or ends.

Missing Voices says 132 people were killed by police officers on duty while 20 disappeared forcefully.

Lawmakers cite the harsh economic times and a high revenue collection from Kenyan taxpayers.

UDA Secretary General Cleophas Malala has cautioned Azimio Raila Odinga against leading the planned mass action, saying the government will deal with him ruthlessly.

It seemed supporters Raila Odinga had infiltrated the venue.

Nation Media Foundation will steer the Group’s focus on positively influencing the society.

Murungi argued the officers who helped Kenyans, protected businesses and prevented loss of lives during last weeks anti-government protests were worthy of a promotion for their service to the public.

State counsel urges judge to send Jacktone Odhiambo to the gallows.

The prosecution did not present proof that Hassan Eddin Hassan and Mohammed Abdi Abikar were al-Shabaab members, court says.

Ruto said instead of Raila taking advantage of youth to advance his hidden agenda through the protests he should rather face him directly to iron out the issues he is raising.

President Ruto appeared to open a door for dialogue on what he described as a ‘development agenda and not on sideshows.

The 50 CASs were appointed after National Assembly Speaker declined to have Parliament vet them.

Raila claimed that Gachagua and his allies were plotting to hire youths and have them dress up in outfits similar to those won by the Movement for Defence of Democracy, then cause mayhem.

While their peers report back after half-term, these young girls and boys are yet to start their secondary education.

Ms Odhiambo will now head Government Delivery Services as Mr Ogeto takes up role as President’s legal advisor.

Attorney General Justin Muturi argued that Ruto was within the law to make the appointments after consulting the Public Service Commission.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has told of church leaders over calls for dialogue between President William Ruto and Azimios Raila Odinga.

Raila called off boycott of the Star newspaper and instead filed a complaint with MCK.

Katiba Institute said CA's decision is unconstitutional and a threat to freedom of expression of the media.

The demise of Kolia remains a mystery to his family, who have always suspected foul play.

President assures of security, says nobody will be allowed to sabotage businesses .Azimio has notified police of planned demonstrations on Mondays and Thursdays.

President assures of security, says nobody will be allowed to sabotage businesses .Azimio has notified police of planned demonstrations on Mondays and Thursdays.