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Kasipul MP Charles Ong'ondo Were has been shot dead this evening at the City Mortuary round about in NairobiThe legislat...
30/04/2025

Kasipul MP Charles Ong'ondo Were has been shot dead this evening at the City Mortuary round about in Nairobi

The legislator was gunned down by two gunmen who were trailing him on a motorbike.

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On ongoing discussions concerning the Social Health Authority (SHA) and the recent remarks made by President William Rut...
28/01/2025

On ongoing discussions concerning the Social Health Authority (SHA) and the recent remarks made by President William Ruto in its defense. It is essential for us to reflect critically on our health systems and their actual impact on our lives.

President Ruto has placed importance on the SHA, highlighting its potential to transform our healthcare landscape by providing accessible, equitable, and quality health services. The vision behind the SHA is commendable; it aims to create a unified system that ensures every Kenyan receives the healthcare they deserve, regardless of their socioeconomic status.

However, it is also crucial to acknowledge the concerns and frustrations expressed by everyday citizens. Many of you have voiced your dissatisfaction with the performance of the SHA and the healthcare system in general. Complaints about long wait times, inadequate facilities, and lack of essential medical supplies are valid and must be addressed.

The essence of governance lies in listening to the voices of the people. It is our collective responsibility—citizens, government officials, and healthcare providers—to ensure that the vision for a more effective and efficient healthcare system becomes a reality.

As we defend our institutions like the SHA, let us also commit to a system of accountability. Transparency in operations and decision-making within the SHA is crucial to rebuilding trust. Continuous feedback from communities can guide necessary improvements and adaptations.

To the government, I urge you to enhance engagement with citizens, ensure that resources are allocated effectively to where they are most needed, and prioritize training and supporting healthcare workers across the nation. Let’s work together to create a healthcare environment that meets the needs of all Kenyans.

As citizens, your voices are powerful. I encourage you to continue speaking up about your experiences and advocating for th

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has taken a strong stand against President William Ruto’s claims that his impea...
28/01/2025

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has taken a strong stand against President William Ruto’s claims that his impeachment was linked to corruption allegations. In a public response, Gachagua pointedly reminded Ruto of a recent report by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), which controversially ranked Ruto as the second most corrupt leader in the world, just behind Syria's Bashar Al-Assad.
Gachagua's remarks come in a context of escalating political tensions and questions regarding integrity within the current administration. By highlighting Ruto's ranking, Gachagua appears to be shifting the narrative back toward the integrity of the leadership in Kenya, suggesting that the spotlight on corruption should not solely fall on him but also on those at the helm of the government.
The implications of Gachagua's response extend beyond personal grievances; they touch on broader issues of accountability and governance in Kenya. As both former allies and now rivals, the exchange underscores the fraught relationship between Gachagua and Ruto, especially in light of Kenya's ongoing struggle with corruption and the need for effective governance.
Gachagua’s comments are likely to resonate with segments of the public and political analysts who have criticized the current administration for its handling of corruption issues. His reminder of Ruto's rankings serves not only as a defense of his own record but also as a challenge to the president to address systemic corruption, rather than deflecting blame onto former officials. This confrontation may further ignite political discourse in the country, sparking discussions about the integrity and accountability of leaders in Kenya

Rising Tensions: The Opposition Coalition and the Challenge to President Ruto’s Re-election in 2027**As Kenya approaches...
27/01/2025

Rising Tensions: The Opposition Coalition and the Challenge to President Ruto’s Re-election in 2027**

As Kenya approaches the 2027 elections, the political landscape is becoming increasingly fraught with tension. The formation of a coalition by the opposition leader poses a significant challenge to the current president, William Ruto, as he seeks to secure a second term in office. Many citizens have expressed their dissatisfaction with the government's performance, which has led to heightened skepticism about Ruto's ability to maintain his position.

Recent polls indicate that a growing number of Kenyans feel disillusioned with the current administration, citing issues such as corruption, economic instability, and inadequate public services. This discontent has provided fertile ground for the opposition's coalition, which aims to unite various political factions under a common goal: to unseat Ruto and restore what they deem responsible governance.

The coalition brings together a diverse array of political voices, enabling it to tap into various voter demographics and regions. This strategic alliance could potentially galvanize public support, making it considerably challenging for Ruto to capture the necessary votes to secure re-election. The opposition is leveraging the current government’s perceived failures to rally citizens who are eager for change.

As the 2027 elections draw closer, the stakes are high, and the opposition's coalition could reshape Kenya's political landscape. If Ruto fails to address the pressing concerns of the populace and unite the country, he could find himself in a precarious position come election day.

The coming months will be crucial for both the incumbent government and the opposition coalition. The dynamics of the election will largely depend on how effectively each side can engage with the electorate an

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