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Patrick Mbangula Emerges as Nairobi’s 2027 Hope, Promising Fresh Leadership and Better Services

NAIROBI, KENYA — Patrick Mbangula is positioning himself as a fresh alternative for Nairobi residents ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial election, promising a new era of leadership, accountability and improved service delivery across the capital. Mbangula says Nairobi residents deserve leadership that puts their everyday needs at the centre of governance and prioritises efficient delivery of essential services. His message focuses on new leadership, better services and a people-centred administration, with emphasis on addressing challenges affecting residents across the city’s estates, business districts and informal settlements. As the 2027 political contest begins to take shape, Mbangula is seeking to present himself as a leader capable of bringing a new approach to the management of Nairobi County. His supporters believe his leadership could offer Nairobians a fresh political choice at a time when residents are demanding greater accountability, responsive govern...
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Ngenga Vows Free Day Secondary Education in Mwingi West, Says Education Is Key to Ending Poverty

By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor  Mwingi West parliamentary aspirant Eng. Jonathan Ngenga has pledged to champion free day secondary school education in the constituency if elected in the 2027 General Elections, saying the initiative would ease the financial burden on parents and help break the cycle of poverty. Speaking during an exclusive interview with KAMBA TV, Ngenga said many families in Mwingi West are struggling to meet basic household needs, making school fees an additional and significant burden. “The people of Mwingi West are struggling with even basic needs. Through extensive consultations, I believe free day school education is achievable, as seen in other constituencies. To eradicate poverty, we must start with education and ensure every child can learn without the burden of school fees,” Ngenga said. Ngenga said some constituencies across the country have implemented free day-school programmes by making prudent use of the National Government Co...

Government Clarifies Immigration Directives, Assures East African Nationals of Protection and Dignity

By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor  Charles Owino,Government Spokesperson The Government of Kenya has moved to clarify recent immigration and small-scale trade directives, emphasizing that the measures are aimed at protecting local livelihoods, strengthening regulatory systems, and promoting orderly economic participation rather than targeting foreign nationals.  Government Spokesperson, the Government said the directives announced by President William Ruto on September 2, 2026, were intended to regulate small-scale retail and informal trade activities in line with proposed local content reforms. The Government said the measures seek to safeguard vulnerable sectors of the domestic economy while maintaining the integrity of Kenya’s national identity systems. “The intention of these measures is to protect vulnerable sectors of our domestic economy, safeguard local livelihoods, and maintain the integrity of our national identity systems,” the statement said. The Governme...

KALUMA THREATENS LEGAL ACTION: MP Gives The Standard 3 Days to Retract Alleged Homa Bay Violence Claims

By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor  Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma has issued a demand letter to The Standard newspaper, accusing the publication of publishing false and defamatory allegations linking him to the violence reported during the August 16 Linda Mwananchi event in Homa Bay. Kaluma is demanding an immediate retraction, a heartfelt apology, and an admission of liability over the allegations, which he says have damaged his reputation and falsely associated him with the reported unrest. The legislator has given the publication three days to comply with his demands, warning that failure to do so will result in legal action. The dispute now sets the stage for a potential legal battle between the Homa Bay MP and one of Kenya's major media houses, with the contested reporting likely to come under further scrutiny. The allegations remain disputed, and any legal claims would be subject to determination through the appropriate legal process.

GENERAL DEFAO’S Ruaraka VISION: ‘LEADERSHIP MUST BE ABOUT SERVICE, NOT SELF-INTEREST’

By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor  HON. JARED OKOTH OKODE (GENERAL DEFAO) – INCOMING MP, RUARAKA CONSTITUENCY Hon. Jared Okoth Okode, popularly known as General Defao, is positioning his leadership agenda around service, unity and inclusive development as he seeks to represent the people of Ruaraka. General Defao says his vision is to build a stronger and more prosperous Ruaraka by championing youth empowerment, quality education, improved healthcare, economic opportunities and development that reaches every community. He maintains that effective leadership must put people first, listen to their concerns and turn their aspirations into meaningful action. “Together, we can build a stronger, more prosperous Ruaraka where every voice matters and every family has a chance to succeed,” his campaign message states. As the 2027 political contest takes shape, General Defao is calling on residents to embrace unity, accountable leadership and a people-first approach to transforming...

BUNGE LA WANANCHI TAKES ROOT IN CENTRAL KAMAGAMBO AS GRASSROOTS VOICE GAINS MOMENTUM

By News Brief  RONGO, KENYA — The Chairman of the Rongo Bunge la Wananchi Caucus, Hon. Timon Omiti Jarongo, has presided over the launch and official inauguration of the Central Kamagambo Ward Bunge la Wananchi Caucus, marking another significant step in efforts to strengthen grassroots participation in governance and community development. The inauguration is part of the broader drive to take Bunge la Wananchi closer to the people, creating platforms where residents can openly discuss issues affecting their communities, demand accountability from leaders and participate meaningfully in shaping local development priorities. Speaking during the occasion, Hon. Omiti Jarongo emphasized that leadership should be rooted in listening to citizens, understanding their aspirations and working alongside communities to address their challenges. He said Bunge la Wananchi is designed to empower ordinary citizens to recognize and exercise their rightful role in governance...

KARAURI STEPS UP NAIROBI LISTENING TOUR AS ‘PEOPLE’S CAPTAIN’ MESSAGE GAINS MOMENTUM

KARAURI STEPS UP NAIROBI LISTENING TOUR AS ‘PEOPLE’S CAPTAIN’ MESSAGE GAINS MOMENTUM By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor  NAIROBI, Saturday, September 5, 2026 — Nairobi gubernatorial hopeful Ronald Karauri has intensified his grassroots engagement across the capital, holding direct conversations with residents as he seeks to understand their priorities and aspirations for the city. Karauri said his engagements this week provided an opportunity to listen to Nairobians, exchange ideas and better understand the challenges facing residents in their daily lives. He maintained that Nairobi needs leadership that listens to its people, unites communities and delivers practical solutions to the challenges affecting the capital. According to Karauri, residents are calling for a better-organised, accountable, inclusive and responsive Nairobi where citizens' concerns are placed at the centre of governance. The engagements come as Karauri continues to position hi...