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Nairobi Politician Recalls Day She Nearly Became Raila Odinga's Running Mate

Nairobi gubernatorial aspirant in the 2022 elections disclosed that she was among Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition politicians considered to deputise Raila Odinga

Power struggle rocks counties: Governors at war with deputies, senators

Broken pre-election pacts and political calculations ahead of the 2027 polls are said to be fuelling the feuds.

William Ruto, Raila Odinga parties get lion's share of funds

William Ruto, Raila Odinga parties get lion's share of funds

Focus on Africa: Kenyatta-Odinga alliance casts dark shadow over Ruto's presidential ambitions

Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta and his long-time political rival Raila Odinga are reportedly working to convert their famous handshake into a grand alliance, which could blow the 2022 presidential…

Kanu promises more jobs, free education in new party manifesto

The Independence party Kanu is promising to lay the ground for a “resilient and developed Kenya”.

Nasa affiliates yet to formalise their decision to quit

Uhuru Puzzles Raila With New Handshake Demand

Uhuru Puzzles Raila With New Handshake Demand File image of President Uhuru Kenyatta (left) and Orange Democratic Movement leader, Raila Odinga (right) File ODM leader Raila Odinga is in a dilemma on whether to honour a demand issued by President Uhuru Kenyatta's Jubilee Party on their handshake deal.  Kenyatta wants Odinga and his party to sign a formal deal that will seal their March 2018 gentleman's agreement. The two decided to work together to calm the political tension emanating from the controversial August 2017 General election.  Insiders who spoke to  The  Nation said that the head of state wants Odinga to enjoy the fruits of the handshake, which birthed the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) and has also seen several projects unveiled under Kenyatta's regime. 

Wiper unveils Muthama's ex-wife as Machakos senate candidate

Ms Kavindu is the former wife of former Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama. At a ceremony presided over by Mr Musyoka at the party’s Karen offices in Nairobi Wednesday morning, Ms Kavindu was given the Wiper ticket to battle it out with other candidates, including one who will be fielded by her former husband’s party. Speaking after receiving the Wiper certificate on Wednesday morning, Ms Kavindu said she left the Jubilee Party "with the blessings of the party leader". Sources told the  Nation that at first, Wiper wanted to field Jennifer Mueni Kabaka — one of the widows of former Senator Boniface Kabaka — but changed its mind in favour of Mr Muthama’s former wife.