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02/07/2025

Who speaks for President William Ruto’s government?

The Kenya Kwanza administration seems to have abandoned a policy observed by past governments of a centralised and structural approach of dissemination of government communication and instead adopted a multi-prong fire-fighting strategy that has at times bred confusion and conflict.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/national/article/2001523188/government-of-spin-doctors-as-senior-officers-clash-on-state-position

02/07/2025

OPINION: Murkomen's coup claim is meant to deflect, distract and destroy dissent

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/opinion/article/2001523170/murkomens-coup-claim-is-meant-to-deflect-distract-and-destroy-dissent

17/02/2025

SAD NEWS

Brother to Malava Mp Moses Injendi who died today has also died few hours after the brother left.

17/02/2025

"I never mentioned Raila Odinga anywhere in a conversation with William Ruto," - Suluhu

17/02/2025

Former IEBC chair declared critically dead after 80% of his body organs record failure. His family is expected to decide if they should remove him from life support equipment

17/02/2025

UPDATE: Former IEBC Chairperson Wafula Chebukati is critically ill & is admitted to the ICU at the hospital.

Close family sources says he former IEBC boss has been undergoing treatment at home and was taken to Nairobi Hospital after the situation got dire.

Via The STAR Kenya

16/02/2025

16/02/2025

President William Ruto’s administration borrowed Ksh 572 million daily between September and December 2024, accumulating Ksh 68.7 billion in new loans from bilateral and commercial lenders, according to a National Treasury document.

The loans include 15 from the China Development Bank and additional financing from the governments of Italy, Germany, and France.

Interest rates range from 0.25% to 4%, with some loans carrying commitment and upfront fees.

Kenya’s public debt has surpassed Ksh 12 trillion, with the government expected to allocate Ksh 1.85 trillion for debt repayment in the 2024/25 financial year.

Repayment periods span four to 15 years, with some loans maturing between 2031 and 2045.