Author: Judith Mwaura

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Judith Mwaura is a dedicated journalist specializing in current affairs and breaking news. She is passionate about delivering accurate, timely, and well-researched stories on politics, business, and social issues. Her commitment to journalism ensures readers stay informed with engaging and impactful news.

Chief Justice Martha Koome delivered a stern warning to the government just hours after the appointment of the nine-member panel tasked with selecting new members for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). Speaking during the swearing-in ceremony of the panel members on Monday, Koome emphasized the need for the IEBC to operate without political interference, stressing that it is vital for the commission to function independently to ensure the health of Kenya’s democracy. She pointed out that strong institutions are essential for a thriving democracy, and that the IEBC, like all constitutional bodies, must be allowed to carry out…

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There was a dramatic scene at St. James Anglican Church in Nairobi’s Buruburu Estate when a widow and her children clashed with the church leader, accusing him of stealing their land. The family of Margaret Waititi Ndung’u demanded that the church leader be arrested for allegedly using their title deed to secure a large loan. According to Margaret’s family, the church leader tricked them into handing over the title deed by promising to help them pay off their original loan. Instead, the church leader used the deed to secure a loan for himself, leaving the family in distress. Videos shared…

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On Monday, January 27, Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni revealed the true reason behind the meeting between President William Ruto and former President Uhuru Kenyatta. Known as the Ichaweri Summit, Kioni explained that it was initiated by Uhuru, who sought to restore confidence in Kenya’s economy, especially as many international companies were pulling out of the Kenyan stock market. Kioni shared that Uhuru’s main concern was to find ways to slow down the exodus of businesses leaving for countries like Tanzania and Uganda, which had been negatively impacting the job market for young people in Kenya. He said that…

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Members of Parliament (MPs) have called for a shift in how support is provided to persons living with disabilities (PWDs) in Kenya. The proposed system would change the current practice of distributing stipends to families based on the household. Instead, the support would be allocated directly to each individual PWD, ensuring they receive the financial assistance on a person-by-person basis. This suggestion came from MPs on the National Assembly’s Social Protection Committee during a recent meeting with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities. The meeting was focused on identifying key areas that require changes in policy and funding. One…

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ODM Secretary General, Edwin Sifuna, has issued a bold challenge to members of his party who are supporting the government, daring them to leave and join the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA). This comes months after former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s decision to collaborate with President William Ruto to form a more inclusive Cabinet. Sifuna’s remarks were made on Sunday while accompanying Wiper Party Leader, Kalonzo Musyoka. During his speech, Sifuna emphasized that ODM’s primary role is to advocate for Kenyans as the opposition party. He expressed disappointment in some party members who were reportedly aligning themselves with the government,…

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President William Ruto has firmly expressed his support for U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent executive order on gender recognition, which officially acknowledges only two genders—male and female. This announcement was made during his attendance at a Sunday service at the Global Cathedral Church in Nairobi, where Ruto emphasized that his government aligns with this policy. In his statement, Ruto proudly mentioned that he had reached out to President Trump, who reassured him of continued support for Kenya’s peacekeeping mission in Haiti. This came after concerns had been raised regarding the uncertainty of the U.S.’s stance on the mission following Trump’s…

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A senior government official from the Anti-Counterfeit Agency (ACA) has been arrested by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) in connection with a bribery scandal involving counterfeit goods. The official, who held the position of Director of Legal Services at ACA, was under investigation for his role in a large-scale bribery operation, which allowed counterfeit goods to flood the market unchecked. The EACC confirmed the arrest on Sunday, with Spokesperson Eric Ngumbi stating that preliminary investigations revealed the official had received bribes totaling Ksh40,344,619 between 2019 and 2025. These bribes came from traders selling counterfeit products, who paid the official…

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Gladys Wanga, the Chairperson of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, has strongly denied the authenticity of a letter purportedly signed by her and addressed to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). The letter, which surfaced recently, claimed that Wanga was requesting the DCI to investigate comments made by Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi regarding an alleged assassination plot against opposition leader Raila Odinga. In a post shared on social media, Wanga warned Kenyans about the fake letter, emphasizing, “This is fake. Beware of disinformation.” The letter, dated January 23, falsely suggested that Sudi had accused the former Deputy…

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In a poignant display of frustration, a local chief in Kenya was seen crying during a public baraza, expressing his discontent with the government’s actions. This emotional outburst highlights the challenges faced by local administrators who often bear the brunt of public dissatisfaction due to policies and decisions made at higher levels of government. Such incidents underscore the need for improved communication and support between local leaders and the central government to address community concerns effectively. The chief’s tears reflect a broader sentiment among local officials who feel overwhelmed by the expectations placed upon them without adequate resources or backing.…

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Rigathi Gachagua, the former Deputy President of Kenya, made serious allegations against the Kenya Kwanza Government on Sunday, claiming that there is a well-organized plot to remove Chief Justice Martha Koome from her position ahead of the 2027 General Election. Speaking to congregants at Meru PCEA Church, Gachagua revealed that this move is part of a larger strategy to disband the Supreme Court before the upcoming elections. According to Gachagua, President William Ruto is also involved in this scheme, with plans already set in motion, including the allocation of funds for the operation. “There is a much bigger plot to…

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