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In the crypto market, prices can rise and fall very fast. This makes it risky for traders and investors who want to protect their funds from sudden losses. One strategy that has become popular is borrowing stablecoins to avoid market volatility. This method allows users to stay in the crypto ecosystem while reducing exposure to price swings. What Are Stablecoins? Stablecoins are digital currencies designed to maintain a stable value, usually pegged to traditional currencies like the US dollar. Examples include Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, which can move up or down sharply in a…

Pressure Builds on IEBC Acting CEO to Quit Over Voter Register Concerns Fresh pressure is mounting on the leadership of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) after former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi publicly called for the resignation of the commission’s acting Chief Executive Officer, Moses Ledama Sunkuli. In a strongly worded statement released on Wednesday, April 22, Muturi raised alarm over what he described as serious and troubling issues affecting the integrity of Kenya’s voter registration system. He argued that the credibility of the country’s electoral process is at risk if urgent action is not taken to…

Wetang’ula Suspends Bumula MP Jack Wamboka Over Bribery Allegations Bumula Member of Parliament Jack Wamboka has been temporarily removed from his role as chairperson of the Public Investments Committee (PIC) on Governance and Education. The decision comes as authorities begin investigations into serious claims that he solicited bribes from individuals appearing before the committee. The suspension was confirmed in Parliament on Wednesday, April 22, by Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss Shollei, who said the move was necessary to protect public confidence in the work of the committee. She explained that stepping aside during the investigation period would help maintain trust in…

Former CS Moses Kuria Switches to UDA, Declares 2032 Presidential Ambition Former Cabinet Secretary and Presidential Advisor Moses Kuria has officially left his Chama Cha Kazi (CCK) party and joined the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), making it clear that he is setting his sights on the presidency in 2032. His move comes after months of speculation about his next political step, with many observers closely watching his statements and public appearances. Speaking during an interview on Citizen TV on Wednesday night, Kuria explained that his decision is part of a long-term political strategy. He revealed that before going for the…

IEBC Warns of Disqualification for Politicians Linked to Violence Ahead of 2027 Polls The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has issued a strong warning to political aspirants, stating that anyone found using goons to cause chaos during campaigns or electoral activities will be disqualified from contesting in the 2027 general elections. Speaking on Wednesday, April 22, the commission’s chairperson, Erastus Ethekon, made it clear that the electoral body will not tolerate any form of violence or disruption linked to politicians. He emphasized that leaders who choose to incite disorder instead of engaging voters peacefully risk being locked out of…

NCIC Chair Calls for Urgent Probe Into Opposition MP Over Serious Allegations The Chairperson of the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, Samuel Kobia, has formally asked the Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, to initiate an urgent investigation into Bumula Member of Parliament Jack Wamboka. The request follows serious allegations of bribery, intimidation, and abuse of office linked to Wamboka’s role as Chairperson of the Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education. In a detailed letter addressed to the Speaker, Kobia expressed deep concern about the conduct of the MP during official parliamentary proceedings. The concerns arise from recent…

EPRA Unveils Strategy to Lower Electricity Costs Through Regional Cooperation The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has outlined a new approach aimed at reducing electricity costs in Kenya and across Africa by strengthening cooperation between neighboring countries. The regulator believes that closer regional partnerships will not only make power cheaper but also improve energy security and reliability for millions of people. Speaking during the 7th Annual EPRA Research and Innovation Conference 2026 held in Nairobi on April 21, Acting Director General Joseph Oketch explained that the energy challenges currently facing African nations should be viewed as an opportunity rather…

Youths Protest Over Delayed and Reduced NYOTA Payments in Kisii Tension and unrest were witnessed in Kisii County on Tuesday night after a large group of youths took to protest over delayed payments and reduced stipends under a government-sponsored program. The affected youths are part of the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) project, a key initiative linked to the administration of William Ruto. The protests involved hundreds of young people who have been undergoing training in Nyaribari Chache constituency. According to reports, the situation escalated after disagreements between the trainees and program officials forced the youths to spend the…

Fuel station owners in Kenya have raised fresh concerns that pump prices could rise again soon, despite recent efforts by the government to lower the cost of fuel. The warning comes from the Petroleum Outlets Association of Kenya (PAOK), which says the current measures being implemented may not bring real or lasting relief to ordinary Kenyans. Speaking during an interview on NTV Kenya on Tuesday, PAOK Chairperson Martin Chomba explained that reducing Value Added Tax (VAT) on petroleum products is not enough to control fuel prices. According to him, deeper problems in how fuel is imported, distributed, and priced in…

Members of Kenya’s National Assembly have intensified pressure on the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) following serious claims of irregular voter transfers affecting residents in Nairobi. The lawmakers are demanding clear answers after reports emerged that some voters were unexpectedly moved to polling stations they never chose during the ongoing registration and verification exercise. The issue was brought to light by Mark Mwenje, the Member of Parliament for Embakasi West. He claimed that a number of registered voters in Nairobi were shocked to discover that their polling stations had been relocated to far-off areas, particularly in Garissa County, without…