Linda Mwananchi plans aspirant registration and limits grassroots roles
The movement says separating aspirants from local party offices will help protect nominations.
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Clinton Peter is a staff writer at Political Headache.
The movement says separating aspirants from local party offices will help protect nominations.
The legislator presents the party as a national vehicle as preparations for 2027 gather pace.
The family says invitations crossed political divides and should not become a test of loyalty.
The Speaker’s proposal focuses on automation, skills and more efficient cargo handling.
The reported rulings concern procurement challenges, not a declaration of tender winners.
The assent moves the fuel-tax measure beyond the parliamentary vote.
Five people and 12 companies face prosecution. Approval is not a conviction.
Wandayi says Parliament is considering an extension as import costs rise.
09 · Kenya · AnalysisThe President also promises hostels; a completion timetable remains to be set out.
The movement is assembling a presidential campaign secretariat, with digital and publicity roles among its first announced appointments.
The party chairperson says unity among its leaders is essential during the transition after Raila Odinga.
The Kisumu governor calls for verified losses to be assessed while investigators establish the cause.
The Nairobi senator describes a bucket of small contributions as a symbol of the supporters behind his political ambitions.
Six EACC cases are before the courts, from a Sh744m unexplained-wealth claim to a ruling in a Machakos health case. Everyone named is presumed innocent.
Kindiki says all alcohol makers will be re-vetted and warns politicians off. Arrest figures are large, but prosecution data is missing and official seizure counts conflict.
Camera-based fines could return next month if court cases clear. The Senate rejected NTSA rules twice this year over public participation, a warning for any new regulations.
The Githunguri MP says she will defend her seat on another party's ticket after the government failed to act on remarks by Health CS Aden Duale. UDA's Mt Kenya problem just got louder.
A diplomatic reception brought renewed trade claims. Tariff preferences, product standards and independently verifiable export data are separate tests.
A Senate education committee has escalated its dispute over attendance. Its reported direction does not establish that an arrest has occurred.
Museveni backs Lamu while Uganda retains its own refinery plans. Regional support, equity investment and jobs remain separate questions.
CBK’s draft payment proposals reach public forums in Nyeri and Kitale on 2 October. Submissions remain open until 9 October.
A reported two-week extension gives providers more time to complete the 2026–2029 agreements. Clear instructions and continuity arrangements are the next public-service tests.
Moses Kuria has predicted that Kenya’s opposition will enter the 2027 presidential election without a single candidate, drawing a comparison with the divided contest of 1997.
24 · Kenya · PoliticsHis Kansas City proposal focuses on remittance charges and ownership; it is not an announced or licensed new bank.
25 · Kenya · PoliticsKioni says he will seek delegates’ support as the party prepares for life after Uhuru Kenyatta’s leadership.
26 · Kenya · PoliticsThe Jubilee presidential hopeful says criticism of government is democratic participation after Ruto’s remarks about Uhuru Kenyatta.
27 · Kenya · PoliticsThe Wiper leader’s 12 September pledge targets losses from drought; funding and eligibility details remain to be set out.
The National Assembly’s Health Committee has invited written and oral submissions at hearings scheduled for 24–26 September.
The former deputy president says he has spoken to both leaders, while Babu continues to back Sifuna despite differences over party organisation.