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President William Ruto has left Kenya for yet another major diplomatic mission, this time heading to Washington, D.C., in the United States. His trip was confirmed on Tuesday, December 2, by State House spokesperson Hussein Mohammed, who announced that President Ruto was travelling at the official invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. According to the statement, Ruto will be among the key leaders witnessing the historic signing of the DRC–Rwanda Peace Agreement — a deal that many observers say could become one of the most important breakthroughs in ending long-standing instability in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The signing ceremony…

Mosiria Speaks Out, Explains What Led to His Demotion Nairobi Chief County Officer Geoffrey Mosiria has finally spoken about the events that led to his removal from the county’s environment department. In a detailed explanation given on Monday, December 1, Mosiria said the decision to move him was not unexpected. He explained that his strict enforcement style put him on a collision path with several powerful people in Nairobi who were unhappy with his actions. According to Mosiria, his transfer from the environment docket to the citizen engagement and customer service department happened because he repeatedly confronted individuals he described…

Suluhu Hits Back at Critics Accusing Tanzania of Police Brutality Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu has strongly pushed back against accusations that her government used excessive force against protesters during the country’s recent general election. Speaking in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday, December 2, she defended the actions of security agencies, saying the officers were deployed to prevent what she described as an attempted coup aimed at destabilising the nation. Suluhu suggested that most of the criticism was coming from a neighbouring country, though she did not reveal its name. She argued that the same neighbours condemning Tanzania had themselves faced…

Ruto Reveals How Long He Plans to Stay in Power President William Ruto has firmly dismissed claims suggesting that he intends to remain in office beyond Kenya’s constitutionally allowed two-term limit. Speaking at State House, Nairobi, during the launch of the Jukwaa La Usalama Report, the President openly described the presidency as a heavy responsibility that comes with constant public scrutiny and what he called never-ending “noise” from critics. Ruto said the job is extremely demanding, and he actually looks forward to the day he can pass on the burden to the next leader. He noted that he is focused…

Every second, around $850 million is traded in the foreign exchange (forex or FX) market, making it the largest financial market in the world. Daily trading volumes reach an astonishing $7.5 trillion. While forex trading was once mostly limited to banks and large financial institutions, online brokers have opened the doors for individual investors to participate in currency trading from anywhere in the world. Forex trading means buying one currency while selling another at the same time, with the goal of earning from changes in their values. For example, if you believe the euro will rise against the U.S. dollar,…

Finally Pres Ruto breaks silence after police allegedly tried to K!ll Gachagua in Kariobangi Church! Kariobangi, Nairobi — President William Ruto has broken his silence following the chaotic incident at PCEA Kariobangi North church, where Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was reportedly attacked. The incident, which took place during a Sunday church service, has sparked nationwide debate over political violence and public safety. Speaking on Monday, December 2, President Ruto condemned the violence and directed the National Police Service (NPS) to take decisive action. He emphasized that the individuals responsible for the chaos — described as “goons” — must be identified…

National Goons Leader Breaks Silence: Why Goons Were Sent to Cause Chaos During By-Election Recent by-elections in Kenya have been marred by widespread reports of violence and intimidation, with several incidents attributed to groups commonly referred to as “goons.” These events occurred in constituencies such as Kasipul, Malava, Mbeere North, and Kabuchai, where candidates and their supporters reported attacks aimed at disrupting the electoral process. In Kasipul, for instance, Peter Kaluma, serving as a polling-agent observer, was reportedly attacked by a group described as goons, during which his bodyguard lost a firearm. In Malava, candidate Seth Panyako alleged that his…

Murkomen Breaks Silence After Kariobangi Chaos as Gachagua Claims Assassination Attempt Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has spoken out strongly following the dramatic chaos at a church service in Kariobangi North, where Rigathi Gachagua claimed that police officers attempted to kill him. The incident, which unfolded during a thanksgiving event attended by Gachagua, left several people injured and sparked national outrage. Murkomen dismissed claims that the government was targeting political opponents and instead blamed the violence on politicians who use hired goons to cause trouble. He warned that the days of political leaders unleashing violent youths at public events, rallies…

New details have brought a major twist in the investigation into the death of Daystar University student Lorna Kathambi Karani, giving seven of her fellow students unexpected relief after CCTV evidence cleared them of involvement in her tragic demise. The seven students — who had been arrested as key suspects — were freed after the newly obtained footage revealed that Lorna fell accidentally while trying to jump from one balcony to another. This critical evidence completely changed the direction of the investigation and removed suspicion from the group. The incident took place on the night of November 23, when Lorna…

Runner-up in the recently concluded Kasipul by-elections, Philip Aroko, has finally spoken out and given his side of the story regarding the dramatic attack on Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma. Speaking on Monday during an interview on Oga Obinna’s show, Aroko explained that the attack happened after reports circulated that Kaluma had allegedly tried to bribe voters at one of the polling stations. He firmly denied the claims that he planned or ordered the assault, insisting that he was actually trying to protect the MP from a group of angry youths who had turned hostile. Aroko revealed that he…