Karen Nyamu: The Senator who never stays out of the headlines

Karen Nyamu: The Senator who never stays out of the headlines

In Kenyan politics, few leaders attract attention quite like Karen Nyamu. Whether through her political statements, social media posts or public controversies, Nyamu has built a reputation as one of the country’s most talked about politicians. Supporters see her as a bold, fearless and outspoken lady. Critics however, argue that she often crosses the line and damages the image of public leadership. Karen Nyamu entered the national political scene after […]

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Why The Close of Voter Registration Is As Important As Voting Day

The Independent Electoral Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has announced the end of voter registration for voters who will be eligible to participate in the 2027 General Election. This means that if you are not a registered voter by the close of voter registration then you will not be eligible to participate in the 2027 general election. You can still complain online but you voter will not be counted when polling stations […]

April 29, 2026 16 1

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After Tuko Kadi What Next?

Just the other day, I was asking, what happened to the Gen Z’s who were at Maandamano? No sooner than I had begun to wonder did the generation that is going to save Kenya came out again, not to protest this time but to make it clear that during the next election they will be counted. And Tuko Kadi was born. The Gen Z are different, and we love it! […]

March 27, 2026 26 2 2

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TUKO KADI: How Kenya’s youth are changing politics

In Kenya today, something new is happening. It is not protests, it is not violence. It is young people deciding to register and vote. This movement is called “Tuko Kadi” meaning “We are Registered”. It may look simple, but it could change Kenya’s future in a big way. What is Tuko Kadi? Tuko Kadi is a movement led by young people (Gen Z), and the idea is simple- Go register […]

March 21, 2026 54 3 3

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WANTAM = 20 VS 1

Imagine if all the people who have declared interest in running for president in 2027 put their own interests aside and focused on putting the interests of Kenya and Kenyans first? So far, several people have declared interest in running for president, and as 2027 gets closer, more and more people declare interest. So far, some names that have shown interest are Boniface Mwangi, David Maraga, Kalonzo Musyoka, Martha Karua, […]

March 8, 2026 32 4 6

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Why There Is No Point Of Having Elections in Uganda

Despite gaining her independence in 1962, Unfortunately Uganda is still not free. Uganda’s current president, Yoweri Museveni, has been in power since 1986, and it is hard to tell when the last free and fair election happened in Uganda. For those in the opposition, an attempt to run for president against President Museveni is like a death wish. Opposition leaders like Dr. Kizza Besigye and Robert Kyagulanyi have nearly lost […]

February 15, 2026 28

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Why Winnie Odinga Is the Best Person to Run Against William Ruto in 2027

With only one year left to Kenya’s next general election and no formidable opposition candidate to unseat the incumbent, we believe that Winnie Odinga is the only candidate who would give William Ruto a run for his money. Winnie Odinga is the daughter of former prime minister and opposition leader, Raila Odinga, who passed away in 2025. But Winnie is not just Raila’s daughter. Winnie Odinga is a Political Science […]

February 4, 2026 40 2

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Keeping Up with the Discourse: The Maraga Question

Three days ago, Shakira Wafula, one of the most recognizable younger faces inside David Maraga’s campaign secretariat, announced her resignation. Her statement cited “diverging paths on key values, priorities, and decisions.” It was brief, diplomatic, and carefully worded. But online, the reaction was immediate and intense. Within hours, speculation emerged that the public letter was a stripped-down version of a more detailed one said to reference misconduct allegations against a […]

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Keeping Up With the Discourse: Blood Spilled Across Border

In the sweltering heat of Ubungo, Dar es Salaam, on October 29,mere hours after Tanzania's polls closed under a shroud of blackouts and boycotts, John Okoth Ogutu, a 38-year-old teacher from Siaya County, was gunned down in the streets. He'd spent eight years molding young Tanzanian minds, sending remittances home to his wife and three children in Kenya, only to become the first confirmed Kenyan casualty in what has spiraled […]

November 7, 2025 35 1