Author: Editor

People Line Up for Payment After Oburu Odinga’s ODM Rally at Tononoka Grounds MOMBASA – Reports and verified video clips have emerged showing people lining up to receive cash following the ODM Linda Ground rally led by Oburu Odinga at Tononoka Grounds on Saturday. The rally, which drew hundreds of party supporters, has now become the center of discussions on political mobilisation tactics ahead of the 2027 general elections. The videos, circulated on social media and verified on the ground, show individuals forming queues outside the rally venue, receiving envelopes of cash from unidentified organisers. Observers say the payments were…

Thika MP Faces Angry Crowd in Her Hometown Residents of Thika Town turned on their local MP, Alice Wambui Ng’ang’a, during a recent public appearance. Videos circulating on social media show her being heckled, with some locals chanting “WANTAM”, a slogan used to demand accountability from leaders and signal dissatisfaction. The incident highlights growing political tension in Kiambu County, where Ng’ang’a has an ongoing rivalry with Governor Kimani Wamatangi. Analysts say this reflects a power struggle ahead of the 2027 elections, with both leaders trying to consolidate support among residents. While social media shows Ng’ang’a facing vocal opposition, there is…

Drama as Activists Forcefully Removed from Court During Protest Over Alleged Police Brutality There was drama at the Milimani Law Courts on Monday, February 16, after two activists were forcefully removed from a courtroom following a heated protest against what they described as growing cases of police brutality. The incident quickly attracted attention and has once again raised public concern about the conduct of law enforcement officers and the treatment of activists in the country. According to witnesses, the situation began when the two activists stood up during court proceedings and started delivering an emotional and strongly worded address. In…

IEBC Dismisses Rigging Claims Ahead of 2027 General Election The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has strongly rejected claims suggesting that the voter register could be manipulated ahead of the 2027 General Election. The Commission assured Kenyans that all processes involving voter data are conducted legally, securely, and in full compliance with the Constitution and existing electoral laws. In a statement released on February 16, the electoral body responded to concerns raised by Justin Muturi, the leader of the Democratic Party (DP). Muturi had questioned the Commission’s engagement with certain government institutions, raising fears that such cooperation could lead…

President William Ruto has promised to sponsor two passionate football fans to travel to the United Kingdom so they can watch their favorite English Premier League teams play live. The offer followed a light-hearted discussion that quickly attracted attention online, blending football passion, youth culture, and ongoing conversations about sports development in Kenya. The promise came during an interaction with Lang’ata Member of Parliament Phelix Odiwuor, popularly known as Jalang’o. Their discussion initially focused on the progress of the new Talanta Stadium, which is nearing completion as Kenya prepares to co-host the upcoming AFCON 2027. The President expressed confidence that…

Government Launches Investigation After Viral Videos Allegedly Show Russian Man Targeting Kenyan Women The government has begun a multi-agency investigation following the circulation of disturbing viral videos that allegedly show a Russian national abusing and exploiting Kenyan women. The matter has attracted widespread public concern online, prompting authorities to move quickly to address the allegations and protect potential victims. In a statement released on Monday, February 16, the Ministry of Gender, Culture, and Children Services, through Cabinet Secretary Hanna Wendot Cheptumo, strongly condemned the incident. The Ministry described the videos as deeply troubling, noting that some of the footage appeared…

Two Killed and Dozens Injured After Chaos Erupts at Kitengela Opposition Rally Two people are reported to have died while at least 50 others sustained injuries following violent scenes in Kitengela, according to leaders from the United Opposition. The incident, which occurred on Sunday, February 15, has sparked fresh accusations against the police, with opposition figures claiming that officers used excessive force against civilians attending a political event. The rally had been organised by a faction of the Orange Democratic Movement led by Edwin Sifuna. Opposition leaders alleged that police officers fired live bullets and used teargas to disperse the…

Who Will Manage the Ksh5 Trillion National Infrastructure Fund? One of the biggest issues surrounding the proposed National Infrastructure Fund is the question of leadership and oversight. With the fund expected to control an amount of money nearly equal to Kenya’s national budget, many observers are keen to understand who will be responsible for managing such a significant public investment vehicle and how decisions will be made. In December 2025, the Cabinet approved the establishment of both the National Infrastructure Fund and the Sovereign Wealth Fund as part of broader government efforts to strengthen the country’s financial position. The move…

Chaos After Police Fire Teargas at Gachagua and Kalonzo Rally in Nairobi CBD There was confusion and panic in the Nairobi Central Business District on Monday afternoon after police officers fired teargas at a rally led by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka. The rally was taking place near the busy Tea Room area, drawing a large crowd of supporters and curious members of the public. The incident reportedly occurred while Kalonzo was introducing several Wiper Party members and aspirants who had joined him for the event. According to videos obtained by Newshub.co.ke, the situation…

Sakaja Warns Against Proposal to Place Nairobi County Under a CEO Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has cautioned against proposals suggesting that the management of the capital city be handed over to a Chief Executive Officer (CEO), saying such a move could create serious financial and administrative challenges for the county. According to the governor, replacing elected political leadership with a non-political administrator risks repeating past mistakes that negatively affected service delivery and the county’s finances. Speaking during an interview with NTV, Sakaja explained that Nairobi’s governance structure is complex and requires leadership that understands both political and administrative dynamics. He…