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Gachagua: I had promised to support Ruto up to 2032; now I will be president in 2027
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has announced he had promised to support President William Ruto until 2032 but now intends to become president in 2027, marking a significant shift in political allegiance. Gachagua dismissed Ruto's efforts to divide the opposition coalition, stating it will remain united until the 2027 general election. He also claimed the Ol Kalou Contest was a contest between Ruto and himself, not other candidates, and accused Ruto of having an outburst at a journalist because Gachagua had foiled Ruto's US Mrima Hill minerals deal. Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi and Nominated MP John Osotsi both defended Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna after President Ruto criticized him as "empty minded" and a fool, with Osotsi characterizing Ruto's remarks as erratic.
Standard Group yakashifu uvamizi wa ofisi zake na waandamanaji
The Standard Group has strongly condemned an invasion of its offices by protestors who identified themselves as supporters of President William Ruto. Protests outside Standard Media Group headquarters have sparked concerns regarding threats against media outlets in Kenya. Activists and citizens have joined forces with Standard Group to condemn threats directed at media outlets, highlighting growing concern over press freedom. Makueni Senator Daniel Maanzo has strongly condemned the escalating attacks against media professionals, asserting that these incidents amount to a government crackdown on constitutionally guaranteed media freedom.
Dangote Refinery Deal Raises Questions Over Government Transparency
Questions are being raised regarding the transparency of a recent deal involving the Dangote Refinery and the Kenyan government. President William Ruto has urged residents of Lamu to be vigilant against politicians feigning interest in the Dangote oil refinery project. Governor Issa Timamy has stated that those opposing the Dangote project are not landowners but enemies of Lamu residents. The Dangote Refinery project has also raised questions regarding transparency and the right to information.
Masomo katika vyuo vikuu 39 vya umma yasitishwa kufuatia mgomo wa wahadhiri
Academic activities in 39 public universities across Kenya have been halted due to a nationwide strike by lecturers and university staff. The closure impacts thousands of students nationwide. Separately, lecturers and staff unions have warned of a six-month strike if their demands are not addressed, raising concerns about extended disruption to higher education.
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