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Former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju has condemned recent political violence in the region, warning that such incidents threaten democracy and discourage investment. Speaking on Tuesday during a walkabout through Kisumu City, Tuju…
There’s no much difference between James Orengo and Rigathi Gachagua when it comes to development of/in Luo Nyanza. Orengo hates development of Luo Nyanza because it denies him the grievances he desperately…
The Azimio la Umoja–One Kenya Coalition has resolved to cease all political engagements with DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua following what insiders described as untenable and divisive conduct during and after the Ol…
Mbita High, Rang’ala crowned inaugural Nyanza schools chess champions Mbita High clinched the boys’ title after amassing 19 points from six wins and one draw during the three-day competition at Homa Bay…
Orengo, Sifuna dismiss rift claims in Linda Mwananchi movement James Orengo and Edwin Sifuna went to St Stephen ACK Church in Kisumu to convince Kenyans that the two of them are not…
Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Fred Matiang’i has emerged as the most preferred presidential candidate in Central Kenya, according to the latest Infotrak Research and Consulting survey released on Monday. The poll places…
President William Ruto would secure victory if Kenya held elections today, maintaining a commanding lead over the opposition. This is according to the latest Infotrak Research and Consulting survey released this week.…
Jubilee Party deputy leader Jeremiah Kioni has declared that former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i will contest the presidency in 2027, setting up a three-way race with incumbent President William Ruto and…
President Obama Visits Senegal to see where some of the Places where millions of African Slaves were shipped to the USA from and more than half died in the seas. U.S. President Barack…
After being chased from Central Kenya by Gachagua, the Uhuru puppets are back to Luo Nyanza. It appears they stretched their brief to include areas they were not suppose to be in.…
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There’s no much difference between James Orengo and Rigathi Gachagua when it comes to development of/in Luo Nyanza. Orengo hates development of Luo Nyanza because it denies him the grievances he desperately…
The Azimio la Umoja–One Kenya Coalition has resolved to cease all political engagements with DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua following what insiders described as untenable and divisive conduct during and after the Ol…
Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Fred Matiang’i has emerged as the most preferred presidential candidate in Central Kenya, according to the latest Infotrak Research and Consulting survey released on Monday. The poll places…
President William Ruto would secure victory if Kenya held elections today, maintaining a commanding lead over the opposition. This is according to the latest Infotrak Research and Consulting survey released this week.…
Jubilee Party deputy leader Jeremiah Kioni has declared that former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i will contest the presidency in 2027, setting up a three-way race with incumbent President William Ruto and…
After being chased from Central Kenya by Gachagua, the Uhuru puppets are back to Luo Nyanza. It appears they stretched their brief to include areas they were not suppose to be in.…
Linda Mwananchi cancels Ol Kalou tour after Gachagua’s Orders Them not to go there Today the Head of State of all opposition parties in Kenya as well as the entire opposition movement…
Jubilee Party’s 2027 presidential flagbearer Fred Matiang’i has thrown down the gauntlet to DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua, challenging him to ”meet on the ground” in Mt Kenya as he launches nationwide tours…
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya just did what many saw coming, but few could predict openly. He has walked away from Eugene Wamalwa’s DAP-Kenya party, citing those ever-convenient “irreconcilable differences,” despite his…
As the United Opposition group in Kenya stares around with no plans, no rallies, no events and never even a claim to having an agenda for Kenyans, they must look back to…