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Mwatate parliamentary aspirant Kobie Mughenyu has officially joined the Democratic Action Party-Kenya (DAP-K), expressing confidence that this move will secure his victory in the 2027 elections. Mughenyu, who has previously contested and lost twice, believes that aligning himself with DAP-K gives him a greater chance of success. "I have vied two times before, but this time I am confident of my win because I have joined the winning party," he stated. He cited the party’s commitment to youth inclusion as one of the key reasons for his decision. "I am 100 percent sure that this time round, I will be taking this home," he added. DAP-K, which is currently receiving new members, has been expanding its influence across the country. Recently, the party welcomed new members from Kiambu, Vihiga, and Nairobi counties. Party leaders have urged young people to join the movement and prepare to challenge the Kenya Kwanza government in the 2027 general elections. DAP-K ...

The Umoja Summit Party (USP) is set to hold its National Delegates Conference (NDC) tomorrow, marking a critical moment for the party as it unveils its leadership, rebrands, and renews itself ahead of upcoming elections. Speaking ahead of the event, the party’s Secretary General, Barrack Muluka, emphasized the significance of the gathering, noting that it will serve as a platform to reflect on key issues and conduct a "health check" on the party’s progress. Muluka highlighted the challenges faced by the party, particularly the transition from an interim leadership structure to a more stable and permanent setup. He underscored the need for decisive action, stating that the unveiling would also bring together leaders from various political parties to foster collaboration. “We are a party among many, close to 100, but we are determined to place ourselves at the forefront of political engagement,” Muluka stated, adding that the party is committed to ensuring a strong ...

• ''I feel special to be fired through a special issue, they could not wait for Friday,'' Nyakera stated. • In the recent past, Nyakera has been a strong critic of several policies and actions of the Kenya Kwanza government • He has been vocal about issues of corruption within the government, advocating for accountability and transparency in governance. By Grace Makovu NAIROBI, Kenya, Wednesday, March 2, 2025 – In what pundits say was long overdue, Irungu Nyakera, the recently appointed chairman of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), has been fired for declining to join President William Ruto on his hyped Mount Kenya region tour. The appointment of former Principal Secretary (PS) Mr Nyakera, who had pledged to transform KICC into a premier tourism destination, was revoked by President Ruto and Samuel Waweru Mwangi was named as his replacement. Taking to his social media shortly after the publishing of the notice, Nyakera, the forme...