RAILA ODINGA PLAN TO JOIN GACHAGUA TEAM
RAILA ODINGA PLAN TO JOIN GACHAGUA TEAM
RUTO- RAILA HANDSHAKE?
President William Ruto has announced that he will work with former Prime Minister Raila Odinga to achieve the government's development agenda.
While receiving the former premier after his failed African Union Commission (AUC) chairperson contest on Monday, Ruto noted that he will take advantage of the broad-based government, a joint leadership between the opposition and the ruling government, to foster development across the nation.
WETA UNDER SIEGE
Kenya kwanza leaders are now planning to impeach Wetangula after the court declared Azimio la Umoja coalition as the leading minority in the parliament.
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The Consequences of Trump's AIDS Cuts to Africa
A Wake-Up Call for African Leaders
African leaders must view this as a wake-up call to invest in their healthcare infrastructure and build resilience from within. This involves:
Increasing Domestic Healthcare Funding: Redirecting resources to strengthen healthcare systems and ensure access to essential services.
Fostering Regional Partnerships: Collaborating with neighboring countries to share knowledge, resources, and strategies.
Investing in Local Workforce and Infrastructure: Training healthcare professionals and building state-of-the-art facilities to provide quality care.
KALONZO'S FOR 2027?
Wiper Party Kalonzo Musyoka has declared his intention to run for president in the 2027 elections, rejecting support for any other candidates.In an interview with Mulembe Nation radio stations on Thursday, the former Vice President highlighted the sacrifices he has made over the years, including stepping aside for Raila Odinga in past presidential bids. Musyoka highlights his tenure as Vice President during the Grand Coalition Government following the contentious 2007 election, asserting that he is now the most formidable candidate to take on President William Ruto.
LIVE; NYANZA INVESTMENT CONFRENCE
NYANZA INVESTMENT CONFRENCE
TRUMP REGIME AFFECTS KENYA
More than $13 million in U.S. funding for an international security force helping fight armed gangs in Haiti has been frozen under President Donald Trump's 90-day pause on foreign aid, the United Nations said on Tuesday.Powerful gangs, armed with weapons largely trafficked from the United States, have united in the Caribbean country's capital Port-au-Prince under a common alliance and now control most of the city and are expanding to nearby areas.
'He has agreed to accept for deportation, any illegal alien in the United States who is a criminal, from any nationality, be they MS13 or Tren de Aragua, and house them in his jails.The Multinational Security Support mission, while approved by the U.N. Security Council, is not a United Nations operation and currently relies on voluntary contributions. The mission has so far made little progress toward helping Haiti restore order.
There are nearly 900 police and troops from Kenya, El Salvador, Jamaica, Guatemala and Belize. More than $110 million has been paid into a U.N. trust fund for the mission, more than half of it from Canada, according to U.N. data
THE WAR IN CONGO
The conflict in the DRC has been marked by counter accusations that Rwanda is supporting the M23 rebels against the Congolese government, which constitutes interference with Congo's sovereignty. It is essential to recognize that the M23 are comprised of Tutsi individuals, the same ethnic group as President Kagame. The Tutsi population is also present in eastern Congo. Following the genocide, some Hutu militia groups have regrouped in the Congo, providing a pretext for fighting alongside the M23 to neutralize the Hutu presence in the DRC that is a threat to the Rwandan regime. Paul Kagame should focus on Rwanda's internal affairs and allow the Congolese people and African forces to address the situation. It is challenging to be a solution when one is part of the problem.
KENYANS CRY FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua now says that he has no problem with his successor Kithure Kindiki.Speaking on Tuesday, Gachagua said that he is focused on doing his own things at the moment.He went on to say that while he served in the office of Deputy President, he did it as an elected official and he cannot talk about Kindiki.
GACHAGUA TO UDA AGAIN?
Few Kenyan politicians are as lucky as Rigathi Gachagua who is riding high on the populist wave despite having suffered the ignominy of impeachment and conviction that removed him from the deputy presidency. The removal showed President William Ruto’s ingenuity in achieving his desires despite the safeguards that constitutional drafters had sought to bestow on the Office of Deputy President against President Daniel arap Moi’s habit of dismissing and appointing vice presidents as he wished.
KINDIKI MOUNT KENYA FIGHT?
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has said that it has not been easy for President William Ruto to stabilise the economy in the last two years.The DP said that the President was tasked with stabilising an economy that was on its knees
NATEMBEYA THE REAL WARRIOR?
Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has criticised President Ruto’s recent development tour of Western Kenya, calling it ineffective.Natembeya claims the president only launched insignificant projects "like transformers and water taps" instead of meaningful infrastructure
He also condemned local leaders for failing to advocate for real development in the region, saying Western Kenya deserves better.