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Kabogo Announces Major Digital Shift Across All Government Departments The Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communication, and the Digital Economy, William Kabogo, has announced an upcoming major transformation across all government departments. The government is preparing to implement a new digital system that will shift all operations to a fully paperless environment. In a statement issued on Wednesday, May 4, CS Kabogo introduced the new system, known as the ‘F2 system’, which is designed to streamline processes within public offices and enhance the speed and efficiency of service delivery to the public. The F2 system is an advanced on-premises Electronic Document…

Gachagua’s Bold Plan to Oust Ruto The Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP), linked to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, has kicked off an ambitious countrywide mobilisation campaign following the failed launch of the party at Kasarani Sports Centre. The botched event seems to have only fueled the party’s determination, with Gachagua’s team now rolling out a fresh and vigorous strategy to strengthen their influence ahead of the 2027 general elections. In a detailed statement issued after its first National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held at the party’s headquarters, the DCP outlined a robust grassroots campaign aimed at establishing a powerful…

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has finally revealed the identity of the Member of Parliament who recorded the now-viral video showing a physical altercation between two nominated lawmakers—Umulkher Harun Mohamed and her fellow UDA-affiliated EALA representative, Falhada Iman. More than a month after the dramatic fight took place within Parliament buildings, Wetang’ula disclosed that Tigania East MP Mpuru Aburi was the one behind the recording. The scuffle between the two female MPs had caused national outrage after the video surfaced online, showing them wrestling each other to the ground in full view of the public. Speaking during the National Assembly’s…

What was expected to be a respectful and peaceful burial ceremony for Jonah Rotich, the longtime bodyguard and aide to Sports Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba, turned into a dramatic and emotional event when family disputes erupted during the service. The funeral took place on Tuesday, June 4, in Eldoret, where Rotich was finally laid to rest. He had served Namwamba faithfully for 18 years, forming a close and trusted relationship with the Cabinet Secretary. The burial drew a large crowd, including dignitaries, close friends, and family members. Ababu Namwamba himself was present, accompanied by his partner, Amy Lucia. Together, they…

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja was recently seen wearing a distinctive lapel button on his official police uniform, sparking curiosity among observers. This small but symbolic accessory is white, featuring the flag of Africa at the center, with the word “AFRIPOL” printed beneath it. It was the first time the IG was publicly seen with this particular button, prompting questions about its significance. In an exclusive statement to Newshub.co.ke, Police Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga explained that the lapel button is not just a decorative item—it is an official symbol worn by the President of the African Union Mechanism for Police…

Four suspected Al-Shabaab militants were killed in Garissa County after Kenyan security forces used drone technology to track their movements. The operation was confirmed by the Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) Kenya in a statement released on Monday, June 2. The militants were located in the Najo and Guracho regions of Garissa County. According to the CTP, a Special Operations Group (SOG) unit carried out the mission using advanced surveillance methods. The SOG first identified the suspects through drone footage, and once their location was confirmed, the team launched a strategic operation. When the suspects realized they were being tracked, they…

Governor Fires Speechwriter Publicly After Embarrassing Slip-Up During Madaraka Day Speech Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika made headlines on Madaraka Day, Sunday, June 1, after she dramatically fired her speechwriter in public due to a mistake in her speech. While giving her official speech during the celebrations, Kihika was listing various development projects underway in Nakuru County. However, a humorous moment occurred when she accidentally mentioned “Wamunyoro” instead of “Wanyororo” Vocational Training Centre in Kabatini. The name “Wamunyoro” is famously associated with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s home in Nyeri County, where he frequently holds political meetings. Realizing the blunder, Kihika…

Former Senior Government Official Alphonce Tokali Passes Away Alphonce Mwambura Tokali, a former Kilifi County Executive Committee (CEC) Member, has passed away, nearly eight years after leaving public service. His death was confirmed by Senate Speaker Amason Kingi, who remembered Tokali as a hardworking and respectful public servant. “I am deeply saddened by the passing of Hon. Prof. Alphonce Tokali, who served as a Kilifi County Executive Committee Member from 2013 to 2017,” Kingi said in a heartfelt message. “Waziri Prof. Tokali served the people of Kilifi with dedication and unmatched diligence. He played a key role in driving development…

Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader Raila Odinga has made new demands to President William Ruto, calling for the compensation of families who lost their loved ones during last year’s anti-government demonstrations. Speaking on Saturday, June 1, during the 62nd Madaraka Day celebrations held in Homa Bay, Odinga urged President Ruto to take immediate steps to compensate victims of the violent protests. He emphasized that although the president’s recent apologies were appreciated, they were only the beginning of a much larger process aimed at healing and reconciling the country. Odinga, who has recently teamed up with Ruto’s administration following the…

A huge crowd of residents from Homa Bay gathered at the Raila Odinga Stadium on Saturday night, choosing to spend the night there in anticipation of the Madaraka Day celebrations. The gates to the newly renovated stadium were opened at around 9:30 p.m., prompting thousands of excited residents to rush inside and secure their seats early. Eager to be part of the big event, people from all age groups—men, women, and children—ran across the field and climbed into the stands to get the best viewing spots. Footage shared online and seen by Newshub.co.ke showed massive crowds flooding the stadium, reflecting…