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Matiang’i said Kenya has enough capable leaders and called on all citizens to unite and work toward finding solutions.
Former CJ David Maraga said the country is broken because leaders have abandoned constitutional order and failed to give professionals the space to wo...
Maraga urged the youth to take charge of their future by actively engaging in the electoral process, emphasising that their participation is crucial i...
The commission plans to spend Sh57.4 billion in the 2027 General Election.
The clause, which was part of the Election Offences (Amendment) Bill, had initially proposed to ban the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commissio...
Kenya’s preparations to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations face a major financial hurdle, with Parliament’s Sports Committee warning of a critical...
Matiang'i, a former powerful Cabinet Secretary under President Uhuru Kenyatta, is expected to return by June 21 to resume his 2027 presidential campai...
Principal Magistrate Peter Mutai also dismissed Peter Salasya’s claims of being tortured in custody, citing a lack of evidence.
TIFA found that belief in a credible election is deeply divided along political lines.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua announced that the party is targeting at least 130 National Assembly seats and 22 Senate seats.
Gachagua came under fire following a controversial statement where he warned that the country could descend into violence “worse than 2007” if elector...
According to the 2025/2026 budget estimates, Sh17.8 billion has been earmarked for the development and management of sports facilities, up from Sh17.1...
Kindiki criticised opposition leaders who are already focusing on the 2027 elections, arguing that the country cannot remain in a constant state of po...
The warning follows recent remarks by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who suggested that the country could descend into chaos if the IEBC al...
The MP, who recently declared his intention to run for president in 2027, questioned the motive behind the ambush, saying he has steered clear of atta...
Gachagua highlighted Matiang’i’s impressive track record, having held key positions in various ministries under President Uhuru Kenyatta's administrat...
Those surveyed cited political interference as their main concern.
The additional funds are expected to help the commission address critical election preparation needs, which include voter registration, electoral oper...
Mudavadi, who represented President Ruto at the church event, said the Mt Kenya region has significantly benefitted from development and leadership op...
Political analyst Kazungu Katana says that politicians must not be believed even if what they are revealing is true, because they are doing it for the...
Owalo said the government’s success in delivering on its promises will significantly influence the narrative of future political campaigns.
Professor Ogolla questioned how the Dr Makanda-led panel arrived at what he described as “a shortlist resembling a selection of regime loyalists.”
Karua said previous male-led administrations have failed to unite the country.
During a recent Jubilee delegates' meeting in Keumbu, Kisii County, on April 6, Kioni reiterated that the former CS had been cleared to fly the party'...
The President pointed to several ongoing government initiatives, including the fertiliser subsidy programme aimed at boosting agricultural productivit...
Cabinet Secretary for Defense Soipan Tuya noted that construction of the new stadium is currently at 37 percent completion and is expected to be finis...
McCarthy was unwavering in his belief that the Qatar-based forward remains the best option to lead Kenya’s frontline until a better alternative emerge...
The State Department for Sports confirmed that a Sh1.6 billion hosting fee has already been paid to the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
Lawyer Kigen, who has served as Ruto’s personal advocate for years, Mdivo, who heads the UDA Electoral Disputes Resolution Committee, and Nyachae, a c...
