Ruto Misses Suluhu’s Swearing-In, Sends Kindiki to Represent Kenya

Kenya’s President William Ruto was notably absent from the swearing-in ceremony of Tanzania’s President-elect Samia Suluhu Hassan, opting instead to send Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki as his representative. The event, which took place in Dodoma, drew dignitaries from across Africa, marking a significant moment in Tanzania’s political calendar. Diplomatic Representation While many regional leaders,…

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Migosi Calls for Dialogue as Lecturers’ Strike Paralyzes Universities Nationwide

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba Migosi has appealed to striking university staff unions to accept the government’s phased payment plan for the 2017–2021 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) arrears, as calls for his resignation grow louder amid the ongoing lecturers’ strike that has crippled learning in public universities across the country. Speaking on Friday during the…

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Ruto Faces Weak Opposition as 2027 Election Looms, Says Peter Kaluma

Political analyst Peter Kaluma has expressed confidence in President William Ruto’s prospects for a second term, arguing that the upcoming 2027 general election may not pose significant challenges for the incumbent. Speaking on the current political landscape, Kaluma highlighted that the late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga would have been Ruto’s most formidable rival. “I…

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Uhuru Kenyatta Pays Emotional Tribute to Late Banker Frank Ireri

Former president recalls Ireri’s encouragement during his health battles and urges Kenyans to remain hopeful through challenges. Nairobi, Kenya — November 1, 2025:Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has paid a moving tribute to the late banker Frank Ireri, describing him as a steadfast friend and source of encouragement during his personal health struggles. Speaking during a…

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Kenyan Government Warns Citizens Against Crossing into Tanzania Protest

The Kenyan government has issued a stern warning to its citizens not to get involved in the unfolding protests in neighbouring Tanzania, emphasising that domestic legal frameworks govern public demonstrations in Kenya. Border Tensions Mount The move comes amid rising tensions along the Kenya Tanzania border at Namanga, where groups of youths were reportedly seen…

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