Masengeli Names Politicians Who Could Be Locked Out of 2027 Elections
The Deputy Inspector General noted that the proposal would specifically target people seeking elective office in the 2027 polls.
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Tanzania Vice President Resigns Just Months After Taking Office
Nchimbi disclosed his decision in a letter addressed to the office of President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
Gachagua Reveals What He Will Do If Opposition Picks Another Ruto Challenger
Gachagua made the position clear at the conclusion of his 55-day Wamunyoro consultations in Nyeri County,
Govt Makes Major Move on University Funding Ahead of September Rollout
The move would end the reliance on annual allocations from the national budget to finance university education.
Fresh Twist as Lawyer Linked to Dr Victoria Mutiso Murder is Re-Arrested
The development followed an application by Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Renson Mulele Ingonga seeking to have the lawyer charged with murder
Fresh Danger for Kenyan Truckers as South Sudan Enters Election Period
The warning comes after the killing of Kenyan driver Ahmed Salat, who was reportedly shot dead on August 22 while transporting cargo to Wao.
IEBC Reveals Why Kenyans Without Degrees Can Contest in 2027
The clarification opens the door for aspirants without university degrees to contest for the affected elective positions
Truth About People Inside Super Metro Buses Spotted Before Gachagua Rally
Several politicians allied to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua accused Super Metro of transporting goons to the rally.
Gachagua Makes Surprise US Announcement as 2027 Politics Heat Up
He said he plans to spend part of his time in the US engaging with different communities.
Former High Court Judge & Husband Of MP Is Dead
Several leaders sent messages of condolence following his death
Gachagua Addresses NCIC Summons, Gives Conditions
NCIC summoned Gachagua on August 18 as part of investigations into remarks allegedly made during his tour of Meru County
New TSC Rules on Teachers’ Social Media Activities Hit by Court Order
The case was filed by a teacher seeking to contest restrictions introduced by the TSC on August 13