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Part chairperson accuses senior officials of plotting to undermine her authority, as political analysts say UDA turmoil signals Ruto may form new party soon.
The Speaker is said to have ignored High Court decision that declared Azimio La Umoja coalition as the Majority party in the National Assembly.
Since the impeachment of Gachagua, the President has concentrated on Nyanza. Opposition politicians are popularising the One-term slogan.
Uhuru had asked his then deputy to stop early campaigns and help him deliver on Jubilee’s campaign pledges.
President William Ruto, who recently issued a qualified apology over abductions and extrajudicial killings—has remained silent over Albert Ojwang's death in a police cell.
These incidents have fuelled a crisis of confidence, with ODM leaders emphasising that their 10-point agreement with UDA did not include tolerance for extrajudicial killings.
Budget gives President's office higher allocation as Health and Education get reduction. Those who depend on public institutions for medical services and education are bound to suffer more.
A man with the gift of gab, Gachagua has become one of the most colourful politicians. He has been using his oratory prowess to deliver viral slogans to criticise President Ruto.
President William Ruto has reorganised his government by invalidating the Executive Order No. 2 of 2023 with another one, which is silent about who should hold the Public Seal
Pundits claim the President has delegated so much power to his close allies. They now want him to engage technocrats to build a better Kenya.
President William Ruto's ruling party United Democratic Alliance (UDA), will receive the largest share of the political parties fund, amounting to KSh480 million.
Machete-wielding goons in the city sends a warning of emerging vigilantes.
The two political rivals took veiled jabs at each other during their respective functions, each declaring their affection for Meru and justifying their investments in the region.
The government, in a brazen disregard for the rule of law and issued a directive barring three major TV stations — KTN, NTV and K24 — from broadcasting the protests live
Gachagua is now seen as the impediment to peace and the one responsible for all President Ruto shortcomings.
Several government officials have been acting as defenders of the administration at times contradicting the position of the government Spokesperson.
Ruto has instead chosen a combative tone and even ordered police not to relent hen dealing with protesters
Former DP alleges Mt Kenya targeted with violence to force political submission. DCP leader urges President to stop housing levy, brutality, profiling and illegal detentions.
President William Ruto appears increasingly frustrated by mounting public pressure to fulfil the promises he made during the campaign period.
For Ruto, reassurance has morphed into anger. Instead of keeping the promises, the president is openly angry at anyone and everyone.
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