Winds of rebellion blow from the east, west, south and north to protest governments in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Tunisia.
Ruto Fires Commissioner Who Disputed His Election
Masit was the only commissioner who faced the tribunal. Her colleagues, Former IEBC Vice Chairperson Juliana Cherera and commissioners Francis Wanderi and Justus Nyang'aya, resigned from IEBC before the hearings charging the process was unfair.
Spouse of Prime Secretary Office Creation Faces Backlash on Social Media
Mudavadi said The Office of The Spouse To The Prime Cabinet Secretary will be charged with the responsibility of promoting the well-being of Kenyan citizens.
Don’t Let Locusts Eat Our Lunch Again
Africa should plan ahead, find the locust eggs and kill them before they hatch and destroy crops and pasture causing hunger in several African countries. The African Union should establish a special agency to fight the menace.
Comedian Eric Omondi Arrested Again Attempting to Distribute Unga To Needy Kenyans
The arrest comes just a week after Omondi and several shirtless men march to the Kenyan parliament building protesting the high cost of living and demanding an audience with Speaker Moses Wetangula
Bola Tinubu Wins Nigeria’s Presidential Election
Read The President-Elect's Victory Speech.
Kenya’s Supreme Court Okays LGBTQ Groups, Sparking An Uproar from Politicians, Kenyans and Church Groups
Last Week Kenya's Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua told Kenyans the Kenya Kwanza administration was like a shareholders company, those who voted for them stand to reap more benefits first.
North Rift Kenya Leaders Blame Government for Lack of Proper Action in Tackling Banditry In The Region.
At least 100 civilians and 16 police officers have been killed in the last six months. But some say locals police and civilians are aiding the bandits.









