Kenya Kwanza Stories
In a joint statement read by ODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna and UDA Secretary-General Hassan Omar, Raila and Ruto pledged to promote leadership an...
Osoro emphasised that ODM members have already been working informally within the government, and this agreement aims to formalise this arrangement.
The parties that have left the coalition include the People's Liberation Party (formerly Narc Kenya), Maendeleo Chap Chap party, United Democratic Mov...
He argued that the core issue should not be who the majority is, but rather who the minority is in the current political landscape.
Legal and constitutional experts have, however, raised concerns over Wetang’ula’s decision to declare Kenya Kwanza as the majority side despite a High...
The lawmaker expressed disappointment that UDA had misled Kenyans with promises of economic empowerment, financial relief and fair returns for farmers...
In a letter, lawyer Kibe Mungai said the court had already determined that the question of the majority party was settled by Kenyan voters in the Augu...
The opposition has questioned why the Jubilee Party is now being recognised as part of Azimio, despite Wetang'ula's earlier ruling stating that the pa...
Wetang’ula dismissed the withdrawal, stating that it was time-barred since the matter had already been put before the House and any withdrawal would r...
He acknowledged that the High Court’s decision had caused confusion but insisted that the numbers in Parliament remained unchanged.
The lawmakers argue that the ruling is impractical given the fluid nature of political alliances and should be addressed within Parliament.
The judges emphasised that the Speaker, as an ex-officio Member of Parliament, must maintain neutrality.
Court says Speaker Wetang’ula violated the Constitution by declaring Kenya Kwanza the majority in the National Assembly in 2022.
He dismissed accusations of sycophancy, saying critics would eventually be judged by their actions.
They accused leaders of repeatedly making empty promises, especially concerning critical issues like healthcare.
The government is planning permanent and pensionable terms for all 46,000 of them and will hire 20,000 interns starting in July.
The leaders led by Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua arrived at State House as early as 7 am.
The deputy president scored 42 per cent on communicating to Kenyans what they are doing and on competency.
At a time when Kenya stands poised at the threshold of transformative change, such internal discord threatens to derail progress and divert attention...
