Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagau who has an active case challenging his impeachment has unpacked his plans for Kenya, along with the areas he will focus on should he get elected to succeed President William Ruto while also pocking holes into the current administration’s management of the country’s affairs.
His last name is Kenyatta. His title is Captain. His loyalty, however, is not always where you would expect. As an elder and a relative of a former president, Kung'u Muigai has consistently played by his own rules, creating political shockwaves by backing rivals and challenging family consensus in the high-stakes game of power.
The complex nature of Kenya’s politics and the reality of what it takes to establish and run a successful political party is just beginning to dawn on Gachagua and DCP party leadership.
#FeatureByCynoMedia - Established in 1964 under the guise of a “partnership,” BATUK has allowed the UK to maintain a military presence on Kenyan soil for decades.
Activist and photojournalist Boniface Mwangi formally declared his intention to contest the 2027 presidency at Ufungamano House in Nairobi on August 27, 2025, signalling a move from street activism into electoral politics again.
Gachagua revealed that he did not spend a coin during his recent trip to the U.S., adding that the team which shouldered all bills will also fund his political activities in Kenya as well as another trip to the U.S. that he is planning to finish his agenda
Gachagua’s team employed a number of tactics previously used by the veteran opposition chief Raila Odinga, only that this time the outcome was different.
As State house insiders and president Ruto’s team scamper to set the record straight on the Nairobi County Empowerment Programme, youth who attended the event are not backing down on their claims that they were duped, only to walk away empty-handed. What really happened at State House?
In a bold demonstration of his resolve to engage the youth and provide solutions to the challenges that they face, President Wiliam Ruto opened the gates of State House for thousands of youths who attended the Nairobi County Empowerment Programme.
ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna's latest threat to quit marks his most significant challenge yet to the party's leadership and its current political trajectory.
Amina Halake, spouse of former presidential hopeful Mohammed Abduba Dida, has declared her intention to run for Kenya’s presidency in 2027 and taken the helm of the Alliance for Real Change party.
State violence and security concerns have become top priorities for Kenyans, surpassing economic worries. A new OdipoDev report highlights increased fear of injustice, abductions, and police, reshaping the political landscape ahead of the 2027 elections.
A High Court petition seeks to halt work on the Sh1.2 billion chapel reportedly being built within the State House grounds until full constitutional review.
MP Babu Owino’s decision to walk straight from Milimani Law Courts into the National Assembly wearing his advocate’s gown has ignited a debate over dress codes and dual roles, which culminated in his dramatic removal from the chamber.
Patriots who were on the streets agitating for a better nation refused to be drawn into the lawlessness with their discipline and courage standing out on a bloody day.
A year after storming Parliament to oppose new taxes, young Kenyans returned to the streets. This time, they marched not just for economic justice but also to remember lives lost and demand police accountability.
Kenya’s courts have time and again stood up for the media against attempts to silence it. From gag orders during protests to defamation injunctions meant to block investigative stories, judges have often sided with press freedom. Here’s how past rulings shed light on the court’s decision to overturn the CA’s recent blackout order.
Netizens on online platforms have expressed their displeasure over the alleged infiltration of peaceful protests by 'goons' armed with clubs and crude weapons.
Whether it is a serious call to action, humorous taunts, or rallying cries for unity, these slogans reveal the power of words in Kenya’s vibrant political culture.
Mwangi's unwavering commitment to social justice has often placed him at odds with authorities, resulting in multiple instances of harassment, arrest, and detention.
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