A Nairobi lawyer has filed a petition, seeking to reverse President William Ruto’s decision allowing non-Cabinet members to attend Cabinet meetings.
Police use excessive force to disperse protestors, resulting in fatalities, injuries and arrests. Azimio has planned protests today over the high cost of living and the Finance Act, 2023
Raila: We have begun the movement to collect signatures so that Kenyans can say they are withdrawing their delegation of powers to the elected leaders and take it themselves.
Azimio la Umoja One Kenya will today launch signature collection drive to serve as testament to Kenyans’ dissatisfaction with President William Ruto’s regime.
Uhuru’s declaration of support for ODM led to a coup in Kanu that ejected party officials
Uhuru’s declaration of support for ODM led to a coup in Kanu that ejected party officials. Tribunal upheld the Jubilee leadership changes and granted the party to Ruto allies.
Raila has called three days of protests beginning Wednesday, leaving Kenyans with only today and tomorrow to go about their day to day events.
Karua says police who violated their constitutional duty to protect lives will face the law. LSK boss wants IPOA to probe deaths, injuries and use of force and live ammunition by police.
The Catholic bishops expressed concern that the Finance Act, in its current form, will complicate life for Kenyans, and urged the government to repeal it to lessen the tax burden.
Anti-government demonstrations called by Azimio have drawn protesters and goons creating a recipe for chaos as police move in to maintain law and order.
Raila said despite Azimio initially initiating the demos they have transcended party, political and regional divides, becoming a united cause for Kenyans demanding relief from punitive taxation
Kitui Senator Enoch Wambua said that the calls for talks between the government and opposition are welcome but they cannot be a repeat of the collapsed bipartisan talks.
Attorney General Justin Muturi on Wednesday criticised the creation of coalition political party arguing that the idea was never envisioned in the Constitution.
Talks between the ruling Kenya Kwanza Alliance and the opposition are scheduled to begin next week, marking a critical juncture in tackling issues of concern for both parties and the public.
Azimio leader Raila Odinga asked Kenya Kwanza to stop misleading the public that the opposition is plotting to secure another handshake.
The most active members include Dr Makali Mulu (Kitui Central), Beatrice Elachi (Dagoretti North), James Nyikal (Seme), Ken Chonga (Kilifi South) and Geoffrey Kiringa Ruku (Mbeere North).
Public Service, Gender, and Affirmative Action CS Aisha Jumwa selected 16 women and one man to the team responsible for achieving the two-thirds gender principle in government.
Amnesty International, and the Law Society of Kenya expressed concern about President Ruto’s remarks, calling them careless and disturbing.
Last year's presidential poll could go through an audit if the Dialogue team agrees. Offices of the Prime Cabinet Secretary and leader of opposition could be factored in law.
The church has an ambiguous policy to limit political activity on the pulpit but is faced with the challenge of enforcing the code of conduct.