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Borrowing from Raila, it is possible to strike a middle ground consensus in the immediate term for the party to project the much-needed unity for its potency ahead of the 2027 elections.
From the confusion surrounding placement to the challenge of students unable to afford the various schools they have been admitted to, the chaos in the basic education sector remains on full display.
The fifth session of the current 13th Parliament is scheduled to start this month, with the National Assembly expected to resume next week on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
Recently, the High Court delivered a ruling, directing the government to purchase all locally produced rice before resorting to importation.
For instance, unlike France, where the incumbent Emmanuel Macron is serving his second and final term, Kenya’s William Ruto will be defending his seat.
With a high degree of confidence, a safe assumption can be made that, of any part of the world, the word ‘Singapore’ currently receives the highest mentions in Kenya.
The bicameral legislature design that largely made the Senate the ‘custodian’ of devolution has ironically stood in the way of entrenching a robust devolved system.
Recent diplomatic missteps by Kenya’s top officials have exposed weaknesses in foreign policy management, prompting calls to restore discipline and coherence in the country’s international relations.
CS Mbadi should work on some elements of his personality. He easily comes out as both reckless and arrogant, qualities that are inimical to his own declared ambition for the presidency.
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