Author: Judith Mwaura

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.
The Registrar of Political Parties has refused to reserve names associated with Gen Z to register political parties. Efforts by a faction in Kenya to reserve the name for future use were unsuccessful after the ORPP turned down the request. Simon Maina Mwangi had written to the ORPP requesting the reservation of these names. The names he wanted to reserve included Gen-Z Movement, Gen-Z National Movement, Gen-Z People’s Alliance, Gen-Z People’s Movement, Gen-Z Democratic Party, Gen-Z Alliance Movement, Gen-Z Democratic Movement, Gen-Z Political Party, Gen-Z United Movement, and Gen-Z Alliance Party. “Your application has been reviewed by the law, and the…
Lurambi MP Titus Khamala recently met with the individual who had stolen his shoes during the night. In their discussion, Khamala conveyed his dissatisfaction with Moses Okaya from Ikonyero, Jesus Junction, and his group for opting for theft rather than ensuring his safety and fostering peace in the community. Khamala revealed that if he had caught Okaya in the act, he would have resorted to deadly force to protect himself. Nevertheless, Khamala decided to confront Okaya, who is reportedly involved in thefts targeting high-ranking officials, including a magistrate and other prominent figures in the county. “So it was you who came…
Henry Omondi became an internet sensation after expressing his fury over allegations that JKIA had been sold His anger has been washed away after Nairobi businessman Kevin Otiende offered to enrol him for a course in mechanics Otiende told TUKO.co.ke that they had identified a TVET institution that Omondi would join in the coming days Nairobi, Kenya – Henry Omondi recently went viral for his fervent protest against the alleged sale of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). A video of him viciously defending the supposed sold airport circulated widely, turning him into an internet sensation. In an inspiring turn of…
During a recent rally in Mombasa, investigative journalist Mohammed Ali, commonly known as Jicho Pevu, experienced a surprising moment as he was heckled by the crowd while addressing the public. Once renowned for his hard-hitting exposés, Ali, who is now a Member of Parliament, found himself at the center of controversy, drawing a mixed reaction from the audience. The incident occurred during an event attended by President William Ruto, adding a layer of tension to the proceedings. The crowd’s reaction seemed to stem from discontent with Ali’s current political stance, which some feel diverges from his previous journalistic endeavors. As…
The use of orchestrated tactics at rallies, such as hiring a hypeman and mobilizing paid crowds, raises questions about the authenticity of political support for President William Ruto. Critics argue that these methods are a response to the lack of genuine grassroots enthusiasm, stemming from unmet expectations and unfulfilled promises. In their view, the theatrics of a lively rally are a substitute for substantive achievements that resonate with the public. This approach can be seen as a way to mask the disconnect between the administration’s narrative and the realities faced by ordinary citizens. These actions also underscore a deeper issue…
In a chilling discovery that has left the Nyeri community in shock, police on Tuesday arrested Joseph Maina in the Classic area near Nyeri town, Nyeri County, after he was found carrying a human skull. Maina’s arrest came after vigilant members of the public suspected him of attempting to steal from a residential premise on the outskirts of Nyeri town. According to a police report, the public detained Maina, approximately 20 years old, and handed him over to the authorities. “Upon search on his assorted items, a human skull was found therein,” the police report stated. The discovery of the…
President William Ruto has emphasized the strategic importance of Kenya’s airports and has categorically denied any intention to sell them. “How do you sell a strategic national asset?” he questioned, highlighting the absurdity of such claims. Ruto reiterated his commitment to enhancing the country’s infrastructure, including its airports, to boost economic growth and improve connectivity. The president underscored that airports are vital for national development and security. Instead of selling these assets, his administration is focused on modernizing and expanding them to accommodate increasing passenger traffic and enhance trade. By working with investors, the government aims to develop new airports…
The Kenyan government has launched a groundbreaking student exchange program with Japan, aimed specifically at Kenyan students pursuing space training. This initiative stems from a series of discussions between Brigadier Hillary Kipkosgey, Acting Director General of the Kenya Space Agency (KSA), and representatives from the University of Tsukuba in Japan, where they explored potential collaborations for the program. On Friday, Brigadier Kipkosgey engaged in extensive meetings with Professor Kyosuke Yamamoto and Professor Toshihiro Kameda of the University of Tsukuba. Their conversations centered around collaborative efforts for Kenya to develop its own satellites and small rockets. According to the KSA, this…
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was recently seen enjoying himself at the Carnivore Mugithi night. The event, known for its lively atmosphere and traditional Kikuyu music, drew a large crowd, and Gachagua’s presence added a special touch to the evening. His appearance at the event showcased a more relaxed and approachable side of the Deputy President, contrasting with the usual formal demeanor associated with his office. During the night, Gachagua was seen dancing enthusiastically to the beats of the Mugithi music. Attendees were thrilled to see him join in the fun, and many took the opportunity to capture the moment on…
President William Ruto recently expressed his frustration following the rejection of his Finance Bill 2024 by the Kenyan public. Speaking in Swahili, he remarked, “Hawa watu wananitesa…wanasumbua sana,” which translates to, “These people are tormenting me…they are causing me a lot of trouble.” This statement highlights the significant opposition and challenges his administration is facing regarding the bill. The Finance Bill 2024 was a key part of President Ruto’s economic agenda, aimed at implementing various fiscal policies and reforms. However, the widespread rejection by Kenyans suggests that many citizens are not in favor of the proposed changes. This resistance may…