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Uganda Moves to Contain Diplomatic Fallout After Muhoozi’s Social Media Remarks, Issues Apology to U.S
The Ugandan government has moved swiftly to contain diplomatic fallout triggered by a series of controversial social media remarks made by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, with officials signalling that his comments do not reflect the official position of the State. In a rare public climbdown, the outspoken army chief and son of President Yoweri Museveni issued…
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United Opposition Blasts IEBC Over “Unacceptable” Meeting, Sparks Political Firestorm
Tensions flared on Wednesday as the United Opposition (UO) confronted the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) in a heated meeting that ended with stark accusations and a controversial announcement by Opposition leader. According to the UO, the discussions, meant to address election preparedness and transparency, instead exposed what they called “systemic bias” within the…
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Kenyans Invited to buy Kenya Pipeline Shares at Ksh 9 in Public Offering
Kenyans can now directly participate in the ownership of a major state asset following the public offering of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) shares, which are selling at Ksh 9 per share. The government announced that the shares have officially gone public, allowing ordinary Kenyans, institutional investors, and international buyers to invest in the strategic energy…
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Ndindi Nyoro Accuses State of Opaqueness in Safaricom, Kenya Pipeline Share Sales
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has accused the State of resisting transparency over the ongoing sale of shares in key public assets, including Safaricom and the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), saying the process is being shielded from public scrutiny to benefit a powerful few. Speaking during a public forum, Nyoro argued that the government is unwilling…
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Boniface Mwangi Reveals why he is Constantly at Odds With the State
Human rights activist Boniface Mwangi has made explosive claims about events surrounding Kenya’s post-election violence, alleging a coordinated effort to suppress evidence of killings during the period. Speaking on a podcast interview with Mwafreeka on Thursday, Mwangi said he was present in several hotspots during the violence, including Naivasha and the Kiambaa area. He claimed…
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Miguna Miguna Raises Tough Questions on Odinga Family, Defends Oketch Sallah
Presidential hopeful Miguna Miguna has raised hard-hitting questions over the late Raila Odinga’s inner circle and family relations, reigniting debate following recent claims by Winnie Odinga that she did not know Oketch Sallah well. In a lengthy Thursday statement, Miguna said attacks directed at Oketch Sallah were “hypocritical, unreasonable and malicious,” even as he clarified…
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Ndindi Nyoro Alleges State Officials Buying Safaricom, Kenya Pipeline Shares
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has accused senior State officials of secretly buying massive amounts of shares in Safaricom and Kenya Pipeline, raising concerns over transparency in ongoing public share sales. Speaking to a group of young investors, Nyoro, who is himself a major shareholder in Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC), claimed he has credible…
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United Opposition Voices Concerns Ahead of 2027 Polls After IEBC Meeting
The United Opposition has broken its silence on a high-profile meeting with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) at Anniversary Towers today, citing concerns over electoral credibility ahead of the 2027 general elections. The delegation, led by ex-Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua alongside Kalonzo Musyoka of the Wiper Patriotic Front, Martha Karua of PLP, Eugene…
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KSh11 Billion Missing in SHA Funds, CS Aden Duale Admits
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has admitted that over Ksh11 billion in Social Health Authority (SHA) funds remain unaccounted for, prompting calls from Kenyans for his removal from office. Speaking before a parliamentary committee on January 28, Duale revealed that the massive losses occurred within just six months and were uncovered by SHA’s AI-powered fraud…
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Marriage Certificates, Special Licences Move Fully Online via e-Citizen
The Office of the Attorney General has rolled out a major digital reform that will see the issuance of Marriage Registrar’s Certificates and Special Licences conducted entirely online through the e-Citizen platform. Under the new system, certificates for civil, Christian, and Hindu marriages will no longer be processed or collected manually at the Registrar of…
