• Oburu Odinga Breaks Silence on Death Reports, Affirms Good Health and Political Future

    Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Party leader Oburu Odinga has for the first time publicly addressed persistent reports about his alleged death and declining health, firmly dismissing them as baseless propaganda by political detractors. Speaking on Saturday in Migori County during a public event attended by President William Ruto and senior ODM leaders, Oburu declared that…

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  • Referendum Push Intensified as Ruto Government Signals Shift on Constitutional Changes

    For the first time since President William Ruto took office, the Kenya Kwanza administration appears to be warming up to the idea of a national referendum, triggering fresh political debate across the country. The renewed push gained momentum after Kisumu Senator Tom Ojienda publicly endorsed calls for a referendum to remove presidential term limits, arguing…

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  • Inside ODM’s Principled Faction: The Sifuna–Osotsi–Kajwang’–Amisi Axis

    In Kenya’s evolving political landscape, a prominent group of Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leaders – including Edwin Sifuna, Senator Godfrey Osotsi, Senator Moses Kajwang’, and Caleb Amisi – has emerged as a vocal faction shaping high-octane debates within the party. These leaders represent a blend of experience and youthful assertiveness, and have increasingly positioned themselves…

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  • Public Spat Erupts as Lawyers, Activists Take on President Ruto’s Economic Adviser

    A heated public exchange has erupted on social media, pitting President William Ruto’s economic adviser, David Ndii, against senior lawyers and political activists, culminating in what observers describe as a rare public humiliation of the influential economist. The exchange was sparked by Ndii’s bold self-assessment, in which he claimed authorship or central influence over some…

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  • Boxing Day: A Time for Giving, Reflection, and Togetherness

    Boxing Day, marked on December 26, is a special public holiday celebrated in many countries across the world, including Kenya, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. Coming a day after Christmas, Boxing Day offers people an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and extend the spirit of giving and togetherness that defines the festive season. Historically,…

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  • ChatKE Wishes You a Merry Christmas as We Celebrate Together and Look Ahead to 2026

    Today, as Christians around the world mark this holy and special day, we at ChatKE take this opportunity to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas filled with joy, peace, and celebration. We understand that the journey has not been easy, and reaching this far is something we do not take for granted. Above all,…

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  • Here is why you Should eat Ripe Bananas

    Ripe bananas are one of nature’s simplest yet most powerful foods. Easily found in markets and homes, this humble fruit delivers remarkable health benefits when eaten regularly. Affordable and convenient, bananas prove that good nutrition does not have to be expensive or complicated. To start with, one of the greatest benefits of ripe bananas is…

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  • Kalonzo Musyoka Calls on Odinga Family to Join Official Opposition

    Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka has called on the Odinga family to actively join the official opposition, urging them to unite in the quest to remove President William Ruto from office in the 2027 general elections. Speaking today, Mr. Musyoka emphasized that the late Raila Odinga’s vision for change in Kenya must not be…

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  • Former Citizen TV Anchor Jacque Maribe Mourns the Death of Her Father, Mwangi Maribe

    Former Citizen TV news anchor Jacque Wanjiru Maribe is grieving the loss of her father, Mwangi Maribe, who has passed away after a period of illness. The sad news was made public after Jacque shared a heartfelt tribute on her social media platforms, expressing deep sorrow over the loss of a man she described as…

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  • Government Signals Changes to Rescue Policy for Kenyans Abroad Amid Resource Strains

    Kenyans who willingly travel to high-risk countries may find themselves with limited government support, as officials review the current repatriation policy. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in an update on the rescue of Kenyans caught in swindling rings in Myanmar, noted that “blanket assistance strains resources and erodes accountability,” signaling potential changes in how response…

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