Nairobi Chief County Officer Geoffrey Mosiria has explained the events he believes triggered his transfer from the powerful environment docket, saying influential individuals pushed for the change. Mosiria Says the Move Didn’t Surprise Him While speaking on Monday, December 1, Mosiria said the
Several politicians allied to the broad-based arrangement will lose lucrative parliamentary positions after backing opposition candidates in the recent by-elections. Khalwale to Lose Majority Whip Role Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei confirmed that the removals will start Tuesday, December 2. Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale, who campaigned for DAP-Kenya’s Seth Panyako
NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 2 – President William Ruto on Tuesday launched the Jukwaa La Usalama Report at State House, Nairobi. The launch brought together chiefs and assistant chiefs from across the country. The report outlines a plan to boost Kenya’s security operations and improve service delivery at the grassroots. Intelligence-Led Security Operations The report calls […]
Kasipul by-election runners-up Philip Aroko has spoken out after the chaotic incident that left Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma injured. Aroko said Kaluma sparked the confrontation when residents accused him of bribing voters. He denied hiring any group to assault the lawmaker and insisted he only tried to protect him. He explained that he […]
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will start validating income and expense declarations in all individual and non-individual income tax returns from January 1, 2026. What the New Process Means KRA says the move will tighten accuracy and boost compliance in tax reporting. The authority will now match declared figures with data from several systems including […]
A dramatic confrontation erupted in Kisii town after a sitting MP stormed a hotel and attacked a man he accused of dating a woman linked to him. The incident happened on Thursday morning, November 27. Patrons watched in shock as the lawmaker walked in and confronted the civilian during breakfast. CCTV footage shows the MP […]
The National Police Service (NPS) has firmly rejected claims that officers threw teargas inside PCEA Kariobangi North on Sunday, November 30, during a church service attended by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Police and Church Dismiss Teargas Allegations NPS Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga stated that both the police and the church leadership confirmed that no
Malava parliamentary hopeful Seth Panyako and Kasipul candidate Philip Aroko have finally addressed the results of Thursday’s nationwide by-elections. Both DAP-Kenya’s Panyako and Independent Aroko lost, but neither is taking the outcome lightly. Panyako Challenges Malava Results In a statement on Friday, November 28, Panyako accused electoral officials of malpractice in
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua now claims President William Ruto’s administration used goons and armed police to influence voting in Malava and Mbeere-North constituencies. Claims of Disruption and Intimidation On Thursday night, the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader accused government officials of funding disruptive groups during the mini-polls.He
DAP-K’s Malava parliamentary candidate, Seth Panyako, was attacked and had his vehicles vandalised just hours before authorities detained him. The party confirmed that police are holding Panyako at Malava Police Station. Reports show that he had visited the station to report the attack, but authorities instead apprehended him. Unknown assailants had damaged his vehicles











