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Exult in its fullness as Kenya celebrates Mashujaa day
Politics Technology
Exult in its fullness as Kenya celebrates Mashujaa day

Thousands gather in commemoration of Mashujaa day at the Kipchoge Keino stadium in Eldoret city.

From Comedy to Parliament: Is Lang’ata Still Laughing?
Politics Education
From Comedy to Parliament: Is Lang’ata Still Laughing?

Erick Omondi and Abel Mutua’s reported political ambitions following their JKL Live interview have sparked a bigger debate about celebrity politics in Kenya. After Lang’ata elected comedian Jalang’o as MP in 2022, would Kenyans give another entertainer a chance? Fame may attract voters, but effective leadership requires more than popularity. As more celebrities consider elective politics, the real question is whether they can turn their public influence into meaningful service and deliver results when the laughter stops.

Katiba Day 2026
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Katiba Day 2026

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Is the Blame Game Working? The Cost of Kenya’s Economic Struggle to the Mwananchi
Politics Economy
Is the Blame Game Working? The Cost of Kenya’s Economic Struggle to the Mwananchi

Kenya’s economic debate has increasingly become a contest over who is responsible for the country’s financial difficulties. While the Ruto administration inherited significant debt and fiscal pressures, nearly four years in office raises a different question: is the blame game still enough? With households facing pressure from food, transport, taxes and other living costs, ordinary Kenyans are increasingly interested in results rather than explanations. As 2027 approaches, the real measure of economic performance may not be political speeches or GDP figures, but whether the mwananchi can actually afford a better life.Kenya’s economic debate has increasingly become a contest over who is responsible for the country’s financial difficulties. While the Ruto administration inherited significant debt and fiscal pressures, nearly four years in office raises a different question: is the blame game still enough? With households facing pressure from food, transport, taxes and other living costs, ordinary Kenyans are increasingly interested in results rather than explanations. As 2027 approaches, the real measure of economic performance may not be political speeches or GDP figures, but whether the mwananchi can actually afford a better life.

Kenya Vision 2060: Ruto’s Long-Term Ambition Meets the Test of Public Participation and Delivery
Politics Youth
Kenya Vision 2060: Ruto’s Long-Term Ambition Meets the Test of Public Participation and Delivery

President William Ruto’s push for a Kenya Vision 2060 has opened an important national conversation about the country’s long-term future. While the initiative seeks to move development planning beyond election cycles, questions remain about public participation, political neutrality and implementation. A successful Vision 2060 will ultimately depend not only on the ambition of the plan, but on whether it becomes a genuinely national framework capable of surviving successive governments and addressing both today’s challenges and tomorrow’s needs.

“Dead Men Do Not Speak”: Who Can Verify What Was Agreed Between Ruto and Raila?
Politics Housing
“Dead Men Do Not Speak”: Who Can Verify What Was Agreed Between Ruto and Raila?

President William Ruto has once again invoked the political partnership he formed with the late Raila Odinga, this time while defending the government’s agenda on affordable housing, universal health coverage and the controversial 10-point agreement between the Kenya Kwanza administration and ODM.

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