01 · OpinionBroad based government must deliver a public bargain
Cooperation deserves a fair hearing—and an open record of what it delivers, what it costs and what remains unresolved.
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Cooperation deserves a fair hearing—and an open record of what it delivers, what it costs and what remains unresolved.
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01 · OpinionCooperation deserves a fair hearing—and an open record of what it delivers, what it costs and what remains unresolved.
02 · OpinionProtect worship, preserve religious institutions’ civic voice and tell people when they are being invited to a political event.
03 · OpinionRecovery, negotiation and legal challenges need different evidence, institutions and timetables. Prepare the next step now.
04 · Kenya · AnalysisHis London remarks put manufacturing and domestic investment at the centre of his economic pitch.
The governor urges women to organise for senior office rather than wait for invitations.
The Deputy President says opposition-held constituencies must also receive public investment.
Wandayi says Parliament is considering an extension as import costs rise.
Officials say spillway work will lower water levels while rehabilitation continues.
The October 15 gathering is being organised as a commemoration, the governor says.
The governor raises settlement and planning concerns; no relocation decision has been announced.
Implementation of the negotiated terms will determine what changes for staff.
12 · Kenya · AnalysisThe President also promises hostels; a completion timetable remains to be set out.
The endorsement is a political proposal, with no joint ticket announced.
A Kajiado exchange exposes tensions beneath calls for a common presidential ticket.
Their shared engagements show political contact across party lines, while Matiang’i says negotiations on a future coalition government remain unresolved.
16 · Kenya · AnalysisODM leaders are backing cooperation with Ruto while demanding a place on the presidential ticket, leaving the terms of the partnership central to the election debate.
The movement is assembling a presidential campaign secretariat, with digital and publicity roles among its first announced appointments.
The meeting opens another channel between opposition figures, but the public statement stops short of an electoral agreement.
19 · OpinionSmall contributions can widen political ownership—if supporters can see the accounts and question the decisions.
20 · OpinionFollow each agreement and each payment. Moral outrage deserves an evidence base and a remedy that can withstand scrutiny.
21 · OpinionSupporting the infrastructure programme means making its payments, progress and deadlines open to public scrutiny.