Gachagua Asserts Ruto Will Not Rig 2027 Election, Cites Ol Kalou By-Election as Proof
DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua says President Ruto cannot manipulate 2027 polls, urging Kenyans to protect their votes after lessons from Ol Kalou by-election.
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DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua says President Ruto cannot manipulate 2027 polls, urging Kenyans to protect their votes after lessons from Ol Kalou by-election.
Interior CS Murkomen says police investigations now rely on technology, dismissing Gachagua’s claims as outdated gossip and political desperation.
A 35-year-old man was arrested in Ruiru following violent biting attacks that caused injuries and fear among locals.
Deputy President Kindiki urges Mt. Kenya residents to back President Ruto’s re-election, citing growth in dairy sector and ongoing development projects.
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen directs transfer of Keringet police amid crackdown on drugs, deploying special unit to fight traffickers and illicit brewers.
Police in Bomet investigate the murder of prison warder Abigael Chepkemoi, whose body was found in her Sotik home amid suspicions of a love triangle.
Linda Mwananchi leaders claim Western Kenya's support is crucial to unseat President Ruto in 2027, criticizing regional political leadership and Ruto's policies.
Nairobi’s rapid rise of high-rise apartments strains infrastructure and erodes neighbourhood identity and community bonds, raising concerns over urban planning.
The 2026 Saba Saba protests showcased solidarity and resilience despite threats and arrests, with smaller groups gathering nationwide.
President Ruto’s diplomatic remarks, including the oil refinery controversy, reflect strategic statecraft amid complex international relations and domestic challenges.
A new Kenyan identity, dubbed the 'New Native,' is emerging, shaped by recent protests and deep historical shifts.
DCI raids in Kajiado rescue 48 women from explicit content production rings, recovering equipment and arresting suspects as investigations continue.