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ODM Vice Chairperson Urges Members to Avoid Bragging About Broad-Based Government The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party Vice Chairperson and Rarieda Member of Parliament, Otiende Amollo, has cautioned party members against openly boasting about their roles in the current broad-based government. Speaking on Saturday, November 29, during a church service, Amollo stressed that excessive bragging about being part of the government could undermine the party’s bargaining strength and political influence. He highlighted that while the Kikuyu community holds significantly more positions within the Kenya Kwanza administration, they remain measured and strategic in how they associate with President William Ruto. “Look…
Heartbreak is one of life’s most painful experiences, and almost everyone goes through it at some point. It can feel overwhelming, confusing, and even unbearable, but with the right approach, you can handle it maturely and come out stronger on the other side. As the old saying goes, “The best way to heal a broken heart is to give yourself time, patience, and care.” Here are five effective ways to navigate heartbreak like a pro. 1. Acknowledge Your Emotions The first and most important step in dealing with heartbreak is to fully recognize and accept your feelings. It’s completely normal…
In recent years, a growing number of Kenyan men, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, have been delaying marriage or avoiding it entirely. Unlike in the past, when marriage was considered a natural step once a person secured a stable job, today’s young men are approaching it with more caution. Their reasons reflect the challenges and realities of modern life, prompting President William Ruto to encourage men to embrace marriage and move away from lifestyles centered on club-hopping. “Those of you who are above the age of 25, get married. Wacha kuzunguka—don’t keep moving from one club to another,” President Ruto…
From Car Rentals to iPhones: How Gen Z is Raising the Bar in Village Festivities This December Villages across Kenya are witnessing a fresh and exciting way of celebrating the festive season. Unlike in the past, when holiday activities mainly involved simple family gatherings, traditional games, or travelling upcountry to attend Christmas church services, this year, a new trend is emerging—led by Gen Z. For this generation, the festive season is no longer just about going home or participating in routine family functions. Instead, it has become a time to showcase personal style, impress others, and project an image of…
Odinga Family Appeals to Kenyans to Support Fundraising for Beryl Achieng Odinga’s Funeral The Odinga family has reached out to Kenyans of goodwill to help support the funeral arrangements for the late Beryl Achieng Odinga, the younger sister of the late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. As the family continues to prepare for a memorial service and fundraising activities, they are seeking the public’s support during this difficult time. In a heartfelt announcement made on Sunday, November 30, 2025, Kisumu Woman Representative and Beryl’s sister, Ruth Odinga, revealed that a Holy Mass and a mini fundraising event will take place…
Governor Wanga Demands Resignation of County Officials Amid Rift With Deputy Tensions have sharply risen in Homa Bay County as Governor Gladys Wanga openly challenged her critics within the county government, following a public fallout with her deputy, Oyugi Magwanga. During a rally in Homa Bay, Governor Wanga urged Magwanga and other county officials who oppose her leadership to step down, making room for individuals who are willing to fully cooperate with her administration. She stressed that those serving in her government have no moral ground to criticize it, and insisted that loyalty, discipline, and dedication are mandatory for all…
‘Power Comes and Goes’ – Matiang’i Sends Sharp Warning to President Ruto Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i issued a strong warning to President William Ruto’s administration on Saturday, November 29, while speaking about the chaos witnessed during recent by-elections across several parts of the country. During the event, which took place at the funeral service of Canon Penina Ciambogo Ngũng’ĩ in Mbeere North, Embu County, Matiang’i – who also serves as the Jubilee Party’s Deputy Leader – criticised the government for what he termed as growing “arrogance” and misuse of state machinery to influence election outcomes. Matiang’i accused certain…
Karua Faults Kenyans for ‘Cheap Leadership Choices’ Amid Mattress Bribery Claims Martha Karua has strongly questioned the decisions Kenyan voters make during elections, asking whether citizens truly want leaders who deliver long-term development or those chosen simply because they offered bribes—money and gifts that vanish immediately after the polls. During a press briefing on November 29, 2025, Karua expressed disappointment, wondering why many Kenyans still choose politicians involved in open malpractice instead of supporting candidates who commit to real change and accountable leadership. Karua, a respected High Court advocate, urged voters to prioritize justice, fairness, and good governance instead of…
Kalonzo Vows to Challenge Mbeere North and Malava By-Election Results in Court Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has announced that the United Opposition will move to court to challenge what they believe was clear interference in the Mbeere North and Malava by-elections. He went as far as accusing President William Ruto of directly influencing the outcome of the vote. Speaking on Sunday, November 30, during a public event in Machakos County, Kalonzo said they had credible evidence showing that President Ruto allegedly called a local police commander in Mbeere North. According to him, the call was meant to sway the…
Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua has strongly urged Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka to step away from politics, accusing him of failing to deliver meaningful development to the Ukambani region despite serving in public office for more than four decades. Speaking during a Kamba community resource mobilization event in Kilifi County on 29th November 2025, where residents were raising funds to buy a community bus, Mutua—who also leads the Maendeleo Chap Chap party—criticized Kalonzo’s leadership record. Mutua claimed that Kalonzo had held senior government positions for over 40 years, yet the region still struggles with basic infrastructure and essential services.…
