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South C Residents Protest Over Collapsed Building, Demand Accountability and Justice Residents of South C in Nairobi staged a dramatic protest on Monday, April 20, storming government offices to demand accountability following the collapse of a 16-storey building along Muhoho Avenue earlier in January, a tragic incident that claimed the lives of two people and left several questions unanswered about construction safety in the area. The angry demonstrators, led by the South C Residents Association, temporarily disrupted operations at Ardhi House, accusing relevant authorities of taking too long to release the findings of investigations months after the deadly collapse. They…

Rights Group Warns IG Kanja Ahead of Planned Protests Over Fuel Prices The National Police Service has received a strong warning from human rights defenders over how it is expected to handle planned protests set for Tuesday, April 21. The concerns come amid growing public anger over recent fuel price changes and online calls for demonstrations across the country. International rights organization Amnesty International released a statement on Monday evening, urging police officers to strictly respect the Constitution during the protests. The group emphasized that Article 37 of the Kenyan Constitution guarantees every person the right to assemble, demonstrate, picket,…

Angry Kasmuel McOure Lectures Edwin Sifuna Over ‘Mediocre’ Remark About Oburu Odinga A tense political exchange has emerged after activist Kasmuel McOure publicly criticized Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna over remarks widely interpreted as referring to Oburu Odinga as “mediocre.” In a viral video circulating online, Kasmuel is seen angrily confronting Sifuna, accusing him of disrespecting senior leadership. He questions Sifuna’s stance within the political formation and urges leaders to avoid statements that could fuel divisions. The confrontation follows earlier comments by Sifuna during a political discussion where he stated he could not serve under “mediocrity.” The remarks sparked backlash from…

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua delivered a fiery address at the DCP headquarters on Monday, launching sharp attacks against political opponents and making controversial claims regarding the late Raila Odinga. Speaking to supporters, Gachagua accused individuals he referred to as “Kasongo” of misleading the public and undermining political reforms. During the speech, he went further, alleging that Raila’s death was not natural, claiming there were hidden forces responsible. He told the crowd that “the truth will eventually come out,” prompting loud reactions from supporters at the venue. The remarks quickly stirred emotions among attendees, with chants erupting as Gachagua doubled…

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has spoken ahead of the planned nationwide maandamano, urging both protesters and security agencies to act with restraint as Gen Z prepares for demonstrations over the rising cost of living. The protests, largely mobilized online by young Kenyans, are expected to take place on Tuesday in several major towns, including Nairobi. At the center of the demonstrations are concerns over high fuel prices and the increasing financial pressure facing ordinary citizens. Gachagua Backs Right to Protest In his remarks, Gachagua acknowledged that Kenyan youth have a constitutional right to protest. He noted that many young…

Jubilee Deputy Party leader Fred Matiang’i has openly addressed growing speculation about a possible political “handshake” with President William Ruto as the country slowly shifts focus toward the 2027 General Election. Speaking during a recent interview, Matiang’i firmly dismissed any idea of joining forces with the Head of State. He made it clear that such a move would go against his long-term political goals and the direction he believes the country should take. In his view, working with Ruto would not only be unnecessary but could also undermine the principles he is currently standing for within the opposition. Matiang’i, who…

Duale Claims Failed Attempt to Impeach Ruto During Uhuru’s Presidency Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has come out strongly to respond to recent remarks made by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, shedding new light on the strained relationship between former President Uhuru Kenyatta and his then-deputy William Ruto. In his latest statement, Duale introduced fresh claims, alleging that there was once a plan to impeach Ruto while he served as Deputy President, but the attempt failed due to lack of sufficient political support in Parliament. Speaking in Nairobi on Sunday, April 19, Duale claimed that the working relationship between Uhuru…

Gachagua Rekindles Clash with Duale Over Remarks on Uhuru Kenyatta The political tension between Rigathi Gachagua and Aden Duale has once again come to the surface, following fresh remarks touching on former President Uhuru Kenyatta. The Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader used a recent public appearance to strongly push back against comments made by the current Health Cabinet Secretary, warning him against what he described as disrespect towards the former Head of State. Gachagua was speaking during a church service held at ACK St. Mark’s Church in Maragua, Murang’a County. In his address, he did not hold back, directly…

Ruto Explains Why Fuel Prices in Kenya Are Higher Than Tanzania and Uganda President William Ruto has, for the first time, openly responded to the growing concerns from Kenyans over the high cost of fuel in the country compared to neighbouring nations such as Tanzania and Uganda. Speaking during a church service held in Karen on Sunday, April 19, the Head of State took time to explain the key reasons behind the price differences, offering a broader economic perspective that many citizens have been seeking. His remarks come at a time when the issue of fuel costs continues to dominate…

President William Ruto has now come out clearly to explain why fuel prices in Kenya remain higher compared to neighbouring countries such as Tanzania and Uganda. Speaking for the first time in detail on the matter, the Head of State addressed the issue during a church service held in Karen on Sunday, April 19. His remarks come at a time when many Kenyans are increasingly questioning the rising cost of fuel and comparing it with cheaper prices across the region. According to President Ruto, one of the main reasons behind the higher fuel prices is Kenya’s economic classification. He explained…