Farouk Kibet sparked online buzz after a tongue slip during a church speech in Nandi, mistakenly saying congregants were worshipping the devil before correcting himself.
MCSK CEO Ezekiel Mutua prayed for youth leaders Morara Kebaso and Kasmuel McOure as they launched a controversial political alliance aimed at transforming Kenya’s leadership landscape.
Several high-profile Kenyan politicians are drawing public scrutiny for flaunting expensive designer fashion, including luxury shoes, amid widespread economic hardship in the country.
Senator Karen Nyamu has defended her often controversial public behaviour, saying she struggles to conform to political expectations and remains unapologetic about her actions.
Activist Morara Kebaso has hinted at supporting MP Peter Salasya for the 2027 presidency, praising his potential to lead Kenya while rejecting a possible Fred Matiang’i candidacy.
New video footage has revealed the chaotic moments before a shoe was thrown at President Ruto during a speech in Migori, sparking debate and investigation.
Maina Kamanda has resurfaced after years of political silence, appearing in photos with Rigathi Gachagua and Martha Karua at a meeting in Wamunyoro.
Morara Kebaso has drawn sharp public criticism after suggesting a grassroots crowdfunding appeal for his 2027 campaign, prompting debate over citizen-funded politics in Kenya.
Video of Senator Edwin Sifuna confronting police during the 2024 anti-finance bill protests has reignited public outcry following a BBC documentary.
A photo shared by Rigathi Gachagua alongside Fred Matiang’i and other leaders has sparked mixed online reactions, fueling speculation about a potential political alliance.
Lang'ata MP Phelix Odiwuor, alias Jalang'o, has apologized to Kisii residents after facing backlash for remarks perceived as disrespectful to their culture.
Ruto's visit is historic, not just because of the pomp, but because he is the first African head of state to visit Beijing since the U.S.-China trade war disrupted global commerce.
Esther Passaris commented on the arrest of Titus Wekesa Sifuna, who was charged with publishing false information through a parody account on X.
Members of Parliament Esther Passaris and Didmus Barasa have lashed out at a controversial wave of online satire mocking Raila Odinga by dressing him in papal robes.
CS Ruku has been compared to Former DP Gachagua, known for arriving at his Harambee Avenue office as early as 5 am, a routine that was popular during his days in office.
Senator Orwoba described Cheptumo’s remarks as “unfortunate,” expressing concern over the suitability of her appointment to the gender docket.
In a post shared on X, the outspoken lawmaker declared, “One day I will lead this country,” before laying out a grassroots-driven economic model.
In heated online discussions, Kenyans noted that they are the ones who bear the cost of affording politicians luxury from the taxes they paid.
In videos circulating online, a group of men and women can be heard chanting, “Kasongo must go! Tuko pamoja na wewe!” (We are with you). Another voice adds, “We are together with our leader!”
In a detailed letter, addressed to IG of Police Douglas Kanja and copied to President William Ruto, he has outlined a series of incidents he claims demonstrate a deliberate attempt to eliminate him.
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