Minority Leader Junet Mohamed and ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, have accused each other of mishandling the funds, dragging former President Uhuru Kenyatta into the controversy.
Last month Trump launched strikes in Nigeria’s Northern State of Sokoto, less than two months after his usual remarks that could have easily passed for informal social media rants.
National Assembly Minority Leader Junet Mohamed is known for his headline-making traits and whenever he gets the mic, he always delivers, even in the most comical or absurd ways.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro accused government of defunding the country’s education, noting that move could affect quality teaching and learning.
North Eastern MPs have accused former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua of making statements that amount to ethnic profiling.
The poll conducted on December 29, 2025, shows that Governor Natembeya influences Luhya politics, having garnered at least half of the support from the five counties sampled.
Day schools have this year turned the tables on their higher-ranked County counterparts and will now be sending more students to the universities.
The number of candidates could be higher, as more learners are expected to use the chances available to acquire secondary school certification under 8-4-4, a system that is being replaced with CBE.
The battle for the Mt Kenya region vote basket continues even as President William Ruto insists on the need to go beyond politicking and focus on critical programmes of empowerment.
Muturi says the country does not need a new formula of admissions into senior secondary schools but rather a political ethic that forces leaders to live with the consequences of their governance.
They have also described the statement as alarming and could cause unnecessary panic to Kenyans.
Muturi criticises governance driven by optics, arguing productivity must precede grandiosity.
Political parties are scrambling to put their houses in order with 600 days remaining before the August 2027 General Election.
Safaricom has moved to allay fears on its structure if the partial divestiture by government is approved, saying that it will still remain a Kenyan-run company.
He made the remarks during a joint press conference in Nairobi with visiting German Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul.
Lusaka made the remarks as he affirmed that the party remains in Kenya Kwanza and will also support President William Ruto’s re-election next year.
Members of NADCO on Thursday defended themselves against allegations of dragging their feet, saying they have covered a wide scope of issues to achieve the right output.
Muturi said that although the High Court has now switched the lights back on, there is concern whether the political class will listen and implement.
Terror struck worshippers in Othaya, Nyeri County, on Sunday after people suspected to be plain-clothes police officers lobbed teargas into a church during service attended by Gachagua.
Orange party leaders insist the differing opinions are part and parcel of democracy.