Moses Kinyanjui
2379 Articles
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Stop mourning and move on: Mudavadi tells Gachagua
Mudavadi urged Gachagua to tone down his fury against the state and should instead focus on furthering his professional interests.
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Dutch King will visit Kenya despite emails to cancel trip - Spokesperson Mwaura
The Royal House of the Netherlands had stated that the visit is at the invitation of President William Ruto and represents a watershed moment in the two countries relationship.
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Gachagua is among leaders responsible for violent protests in 2024 - MP Koech claims
The legislator alleged that Gachagua was among politicians who orchestrated the mayhem during the protests
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Give young people opportunities, don't incite them to violence: Ruto tells leaders
President Ruto noted that leaders inciting young Kenyans to cause mayhem are responsible for the country's slow progress and should instead encourage them to uptake the opportunities provided by his government.
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Can the state gag online critics? What does the law say?
From the onset of anti-government protests in June 2024, social media has become a boisterous wind that has overpowered the State's flaps as many have used it to coin slogans and lobby campaigns against President William Ruto's leadership.
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Gachagua accuses gov't of unleashing gang to disrupt wife's meeting
There has been heated political tensions in the Mt.Kenya region after Gachagua was impeached from the nation's second powerful political seat.
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Court postpones plea taking of 12 officers in Baby Pendo's murder
The postponement was occasioned after the case was reallocated to Lady Justice M. Muigai.
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Parliament committee approves Kagwe, Kabogo and Lee cabinet nominations
The approval now paves the way for a debate in Parliament before approving and presenting the names to President Ruto for appointment.
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Court upholds Senator Orwoba's suspension
Orwoba alleged she underwent harassment at the behest of the 2nd and 5th Respondents (Clerk of the Senate and Senate respectively).
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Ruto Must Go! The slogan headlining Kenyan gatherings
President Ruto has maintained that his goal for 2025 is to uphold progress, unity and hope.