Ayub Abdikadir
63 Articles
Uncertainty over national dialogue forum set from Monday after Raila backed out
There is no clarity over where it was planned to happen and who was to attend amid opposition split and stakeholders who remain in the dark over the ambiguity associated with the talks.
Auditor General raises red flag over Hustler Fund management
Dr. Gathungu issued a disclaimer opinion, citing inconsistencies in the management of the fund.
IEBC seeks advisory from Supreme Court in extending boundaries review timelines
IEBC in the advisory seeks direction on whether it can review names and boundaries of constituencies and wards at intervals of 8 years and not more than 12 years which shall be completed at least 12 months before a general election of Members of the Parliament according to the Constitution....
Police or goons? Questions emerge over conduct of armed plainclothes officers at anti-Finance Bill protests
In what appears to be an escalation in the deployment of the so-called plainclothes police, tens of men without uniforms infiltrated crowds to pick out persons suspected to be heading to the anti-tax bill protests.
President Ruto, DP Gachagua differ over unity call
As he stood to perform the duties of welcoming President Ruto to address the gathering, Deputy President Gachagua went all out to defend his campaign for the unity of Mt Kenya and fired back at those accusing him of preaching tribalism.
President Ruto attends South Korea-Africa summit in diplomatic U-turn
In what may be regarded as the eating of a diplomatic humble pie, the President has gone against his own word having vowed not to attend such summits.The Head of State is on record saying it is not intelligent of African leaders to attend such summits en masse.
Mt. Kenya leaders at loggerheads over Limuru III conference
Karua and Kioni have billed Limuru III ostensibly to give direction to the Mt. Kenya region, which according to the two and organizers drawn from 31 parties will champion its interests.However, simmering divisions have been apparent, fr...
Food shortage looms after floods damage Perkerra Irrigation Scheme
The irrigation scheme has been severely damaged by raging floods after rivers Molo and Perkerra burst their banks.Many of the farmers at the scheme have painfully narrated how the heavy rains have taken a toll on their lives.
Plight of forgotten IDP families as floods wreak havoc in Tana River
These are families whose homes were flooded and farmlands swept away in November last year as floods wreaked havoc.
Parliament rejects President Ruto's nominee for DRC Consul-General
In a report tabled in Parliament on Tuesday, the committee cited Githinji’s lack of requisite qualities, knowledge, abilities, and experience.The nominee was, during his vetting, at a loss for words when asked to explain the meaning of GDP by Committee Chairperson Nelson Koech.