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Governor Irungu Kang’ata Announces He Will Quit UDA Ahead of 2027 Elections Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata has announced that he will not seek re-election on the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party ticket during the 2027 General Election, marking a major political shift in the Mount Kenya region. Speaking during a press briefing on Sunday, May 3, Kang’ata revealed that he had made the decision after a long period of reflection, consultations, and growing pressure both from within and outside the ruling party. The governor explained that he had also held a frank and open discussion with President William Ruto regarding…

Uhuru Kenyatta: Kenyans Send Prayers After Former President Reveals He Has Been Unwell Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has caused widespread concern across Kenya after openly revealing that he has recently been unwell. The former Head of State, who has maintained a relatively quiet and low-profile lifestyle since leaving office, made the disclosure while addressing a public event virtually, leading many Kenyans to express worry and send messages of support. Uhuru speaks during Narok event while absent physically The former president spoke during the homecoming ceremony of Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta held in Narok on May 1. Although he…

Geoffrey Mosiria was involved in a road accident on the evening of May 2, 2026, along Outer Ring Road in Nairobi, near the Kariobangi South area. Reports indicate that the vehicle he was travelling in was hit by a lorry after the driver allegedly veered off his lane. According to Mosiria’s statement shared on his social media accounts, the lorry driver had allegedly attempted to hit their vehicle moments earlier before the actual collision occurred. He claimed his team initially avoided danger by slowing down, but the lorry later crossed toward their lane and struck the car, causing major damage…

Drama as Man Allegedly Follows Wife Over Cheating Suspicions Before Confrontation Tension and drama reportedly erupted after a man allegedly confronted his wife following suspicions that she was cheating on him. According to reports shared online, the man had allegedly been struggling with insecurity and mistrust in the relationship for some time. Sources claimed he had started closely monitoring his wife’s movements after suspecting that she was secretly seeing another man. The situation reportedly escalated after the woman informed her husband that she was heading to the market. However, the man allegedly became suspicious and decided to secretly follow her.…

Chaos in Busia as Police Teargas Aaron Cheruiyot and Farouk Kibet During Political Rally Drama erupted in Busia after police reportedly fired teargas during a political gathering attended by Aaron Cheruiyot and President William Ruto’s close aide Farouk Kibet. According to videos and reports circulating online, the incident happened as the leaders addressed residents during a charged political event where remarks criticizing former President Uhuru Kenyatta were allegedly made. The situation quickly turned chaotic after police moved in and lobbed teargas canisters, forcing supporters and leaders to scatter. Clips shared on social media showed crowds running in different directions as…

“OCS NJOO HAPA!” — Murkomen Sparks Attention After Tough Stand on Police Discipline Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has once again found himself at the center of public discussion after online clips and political conversations linked him to a dramatic confrontation involving a police station commander, commonly referred to as an OCS. The phrase “OCS njoo hapa!” has gone viral across social media platforms, with many Kenyans sharing videos and reactions suggesting that the Interior CS nearly fired an officer publicly during a security engagement. However, available reports do not clearly confirm that Murkomen recently dismissed or threatened to dismiss…

Ruto Pledges Ksh10 Million Support for Kenyan Content Creators William Ruto has announced a Ksh10 million funding opportunity for Kenyan content creators as part of the government’s efforts to grow the country’s creative economy and support young talents in film, digital content creation, and music production. The President made the announcement on Saturday, May 2, while speaking during the 14th edition of the Kalasha International Film and TV Market Festival and Awards held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre. The event brought together thousands of delegates, filmmakers, actors, producers, digital creators, exhibitors, and international representatives from different countries across the…

Reports and videos circulating online claim that James Orengo was heckled and briefly disrupted during a burial ceremony in Kisumu by a group of youths chanting “Tutam.” The incident allegedly happened in the presence of Gladys Wanga and other ODM-allied leaders. Several social media clips and YouTube livestreams show a tense political atmosphere at the funeral, with rival political chants interrupting speeches. Some videos claim the chants were linked to divisions emerging within ODM and the broader opposition politics in the Nyanza region. According to posts shared online, supporters allied to different factions reportedly exchanged chants as Orengo attempted to…

Tension Rises After Gachagua Remarks as Luo Leaders Call for Calm Amid Protest Talk Reports circulating online suggest that some groups within the Luo community are planning demonstrations following controversial political remarks attributed to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The statements, which have been widely shared on social media, have sparked heated reactions and renewed political tension in parts of the country. However, there is no verified confirmation from official Luo leadership or security agencies that any organized nationwide protests have been declared or approved. What has emerged instead is a wave of emotional responses, political debates, and calls for…

Atwoli Directs Employers to Implement Ruto’s 12% Wage Increase as Nationwide Adjustment Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) Secretary General Central Organisation of Trade Unions Francis Atwoli has issued a strong directive to employers across Kenya, urging full compliance with President William Ruto’s recent announcement on wage adjustments. His remarks came on Saturday, May 2, following what he described as growing confusion and misinterpretation among sections of the public and some employers regarding the nature of the pay increase. Atwoli clarified that the 12 per cent wage increment announced by William Ruto is not limited to minimum wage earners. Instead,…