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Political news and governance in Kenya
Kalonzo Musyoka says he will only engage President Ruto through the August 2027 ballot, urging Kenyans to back a one-term presidency agenda.
Willis Otieno calls on government to disclose full details of billions collected via Housing Levy and clarify ownership rights under Affordable Housing Programme.
Former DP Rigathi Gachagua’s Wamunyoro home has turned into a major political hub, reminiscent of President Ruto’s Karen command centre before the 2022 elections.
John Mtongoi argues that boosting incomes alone cannot fix Kenya's slums without concurrent investment in housing infrastructure and services.
Since independence, selecting a running mate has sparked intense political drama, with recent developments shaking up the usual dynamics.
President Trump says US and Israel will hold off on fresh strikes on Iran if a swift deal is reached to end the ongoing conflict.
Buying unnecessary items involves complex factors like brain chemistry, childhood habits, social media, and marketing, not just lack of self-control.
When no one celebrated Harriet Njenga on National Girlfriends Day, her father stepped in with an unexpected KSh 150,200 gift via M-Pesa.
Kenya’s domestic debt climbs to Ksh7.4 trillion, driven by Treasury bonds and held mainly by financial institutions, as government borrowing continues to rise.
Lawyer Willis Otieno advocates ending yearly finance bills to foster a predictable tax framework that boosts investment, economic growth, and public trust.
Residents of Khartoum face worsening hardships as extended power blackouts and soaring temperatures disrupt food storage, healthcare, and daily life.
Wakavinye's absence at Njugush’s TTNT6 left fans disappointed, marking the first solo edition after their 2025 split.
