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Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has strongly criticized President William Ruto’s recent State of the Nation address, saying it failed to tackle key national issues such as respect for the Constitution and the rule of law. Kalonzo made the remarks on Friday, November 21, 2025, during a major opposition rally held in Lunyinya, Malava, as part of a united opposition tour across the Western region. Claims of Ignoring the Rule of Law Kalonzo accused President Ruto of overlooking serious governance concerns, particularly the alleged misuse of state officers in ongoing by-election campaigns. He claimed that despite clear evidence that some…

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Parents of several Form Four students from Trans Nzoia Secondary School in Trans Nzoia County stormed a local police station on Friday morning, demanding the immediate release of candidates who had been arrested the previous night. The students, all of whom are minors sitting for their KCSE exams, were reportedly taken into custody after police received claims that they were planning to start a riot within the school. According to the distressed parents, the arrests took place on the evening of Thursday, November 20, after officers allegedly acted on unverified information that the candidates were preparing and mobilising for unrest.…

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ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna has firmly stated that he remains the official Secretary General of the Orange Democratic Movement, despite President William Ruto going ahead with the ODM founders’ meeting that he had earlier threatened to convene back in April. Sifuna made these remarks on November 21, 2025, during a community engagement with widows in Bomachoge Borabu Constituency, Kisii County. Speaking at the event, he said that he had successfully “survived” what he described as political threats issued by the Head of State. The controversial ODM founders’ dinner—hosted by President Ruto—took place on November 16, 2025, in Mombasa, as…

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The story of an Uber driver caught in a compromising situation with another man’s wife has taken Nairobi by storm. It all began when the driver, known for his polite demeanor and punctuality, found himself at the wrong place at the wrong time. The woman, who had booked his services, invited him into her home under the guise of offering a meal. Little did he know, this was a trap set by her suspicious husband. Upon entering the house, the unsuspecting driver was offered a plate of food that the woman had prepared. As he began to eat, the woman’s…

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The Story of George Stinney Jr.: The Youngest Child Ever Sentenced to Death in the United States In the long and painful history of racial injustice, one story continues to break hearts even many decades later — the story of George Junius Stinney Jr., a 14-year-old African-American boy who became the youngest person in modern U.S. history to be sentenced to death. His case remains one of the clearest examples of how fear, racial prejudice, and a broken justice system can destroy an innocent life. The tragedy unfolded in 1944, in a small, segregated town called Alcolu, South Carolina. During…

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Kimilili Member of Parliament Didmus Barasa has cemented his position as one of Kenya’s most outspoken politicians and a steadfast ally of Deputy President William Ruto. His signature red hat has become his distinguishing feature, making him easily recognizable in large crowds, to the point where it has become something of his personal emblem. While his recent political moves are widely known, the journey that took him to where he is today remains a mystery to many. Few are aware of the story behind his climb to political prominence. Education Background Barasa attended Kimilili Boys Secondary School, now known as…

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The Tragic Story of the Murakaru Brothers — The Brilliant University Graduates Behind Kenya’s Most Daring Bank Tunnel Heist The story of the Murakaru brothers is one of brilliance, struggle, and a tragic fall from promise to crime. Born and raised in Karura Village in Mathira, Nyeri County, Halford Munene Murakaru and his younger brother, Charles Mwangi Murakaru, grew up in a humble farming family. Their parents, Titus Murakaru and Esther Nyaguthi, worked tirelessly—like many Kenyan parents—to give their children a better life through education. Despite being two years apart, Halford and Charles were extremely close. Their parents often said…

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President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki have jointly donated Ksh10 million to the family of the late gospel singer Betty Bayo. The generous contribution was made on Thursday, November 20, coinciding with the day of Bayo’s funeral, and is intended to provide support for her young children during this difficult time. At the funeral held in Kiambu, DP Kindiki revealed that he had contributed Ksh5 million, while President Ruto donated an equal amount of Ksh5 million. “I will help Betty’s children with Ksh5 million. President Ruto has also sent me with Ksh5 million,” Kindiki said. He added warmly,…

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Treasury Plans to Borrow Ksh1.02 Trillion Ahead of 2027 Elections The Kenyan government has revealed plans to borrow an additional Ksh1.02 trillion to bridge the widening budget deficit, raising concerns amid the country’s already high public debt levels. Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo made the announcement on Wednesday, explaining that the borrowing is intended to maintain fiscal stability as spending pressures continue to rise across various sectors. According to Reuters, the planned borrowing will cover a budget gap equivalent to 4.9 per cent of Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which is slightly higher than the 4.8 per cent recorded in…

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CS Wandayi Speaks on 2027 Presidency and ODM’s Political Future Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has spoken openly about the possibility of running for president in 2027, making it clear that he does not intend to contest the top seat under the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party. Wandayi explained that ODM currently lacks a strong presidential candidate who is ready to enter the race, and for that reason, he personally has no plans to vie for the presidency in the upcoming polls. The Cabinet Secretary made the remarks on Thursday during an interview on Ramogi TV. He dismissed any speculation…

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