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With Kenya heading towards the 2027 General Election, Mokua argued that politicians seeking elective office can no longer rely solely on slogans and broad promises. He said voters should demand clear programmes, evidence of competence and practical explanations of how proposed policies would be implemented
The party’s Communications Strategist, George Ngaira, says it was formed to reform Kenya’s political infrastructure, create a new generation of leaders and provide young people with opportunities to pursue elective office
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Njagi said his arrest by officers he identified as detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) began on the morning of June 24 in Kitengela.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Nyamu said she was not dismissing the significance of commemorating those who lost their lives during the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests, but insisted that some political actors had sought to use the anniversary to advance their own agendas.
Kyama appeared before the Milimani Law Courts on Monday, where prosecutors accused him of unlawfully entering Parliament Buildings during the June 25, 2024, anti-Finance Bill demonstrations and causing damage to public property valued at Sh41 million.
Reflecting on the events of the June 25, 2024 anti-government protests, The former State House Chief of Staff said both the government and the opposition were caught off guard by the scale and nature of the Gen Z-led movement, arguing that many leaders still do not fully understand the forces driving it.
Prof Mak’Ochieng described the demonstrations not as isolated political events but as a powerful expression of public dissatisfaction, particularly among young Kenyans who believed their voices were no longer being heard
The clarification came amid criticism from activists who accused authorities of attempting to frustrate peaceful gatherings despite claims that police had been formally notified about the planned marches.
The ODM MP assured those planning to join the demonstrations that legal help would be available if arrests are made.
Interior CS, Murkomen also reassured Kenyans that businesses and schools would remain open despite planned demonstrations on Thursday, marking the anniversary of June 25, 2024, anti-government protests
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen says police are ready to provide security during today’s planned demonstrations across the country.
The unfolding situation has created uncertainty in several towns, where businesses are preparing for possible interruptions even as organisers maintain that the demonstrations are intended to peacefully honour those who died during last year's protests.