"He was being held in the next room" Activist Bob Njagi drops bombshell on encountering missing Dela Ward MCA Yussuf Hussein Ahmed while he was in captivity Watch 👇👇

ICYMI: National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah and his counterpart Majority Chief Whip Silvanus Osoro arrive in the National Assembly day after Speaker Moses Wetangula frustrated the Azimio One Kenya Coalition MPs over the Majority party status.

Wamuchomba to join Gachagua's party but with a condition Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba has hinted at the possibility of joining former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s upcoming political party. Speaking on Thursday, she stated that her decision would depend on whether the party aligns with her principles. “If Gachagua convinces me his party will deliver what I’m looking for, I will be at liberty to decide,” she said. Wamuchomba also expressed frustration with UDA, citing unfulfilled promises and economic hardships. She declared that she would not seek re-election under the party, signaling a potential political shift within the Mt. Kenya region.

ODM MPs have begun behaving as if they already know the outcome of AUC elections - MP Didmus Barasa.

Waititu sentenced to 7 years or ksh 51M fine in graft case Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu has been sentenced to seven years in prison or a fine of Ksh 51 million after being found guilty in the Sh588 million corruption case. Chief Magistrate Thomas Nzioki ruled that Waititu must also pay a separate fine of Ksh 1 million or serve an additional two years in jail. The court found him guilty of irregularly awarding contracts during his tenure as governor. Waititu's sentencing marks a significant move in Kenya’s fight against corruption, as he becomes one of the high-profile politicians to face jail time over graft charges.

Fueling frustration! Motorists blame Shell for engine damage due to contaminated fuel. Details emerge on how one driver’s journey turned into a nightmare even as calls for accountability grow louder. Read more:

Missing MTRH patient found mutilated Albert Chesang, who went missing from his ward at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) in Eldoret three weeks ago, has been found dead. His mutilated body was discovered dumped in the Sosianii River, with both legs and arms amputated and missing. The shocking discovery has left many questioning the state of security in the country. Authorities have launched investigations into the gruesome murder as family and residents demand justice. Chesang’s disappearance from a hospital ward and his brutal killing have raised serious concerns.

Govt admits SHA not working as expected The government has admitted that the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) is facing a financial crisis, with only 3.3 million out of 19 million registered Kenyans contributing. Health Cabinet Secretary Deborah Barasa and Director General Dr Patrick Amoth warned that low contributions could disrupt healthcare services. SHIF was expected to raise Ksh133 billion annually but is struggling to meet expectations. Many private hospitals are already feeling the strain due to delayed payments. The Ministry of Health has urged all registered Kenyans to complete means testing and committing to paying their premiums to sustain the scheme.

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Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinard Waititu and his wife spend night in police cells after being arrested hours after court ruling. Find out why👇👇👇

'He didn’t enjoy the fruits of his hard work!' Turkana Senator James Lomenen lost Ksh 20M to a mysterious woman on the night ex-DP Rigathi Gachagua was impeached. On Sunday, Gachagua claimed each senator got Ksh 20M to vote him out. Read more:

Ruto-Raila handshake under threat as Ichung'wah educates Raila-allied MPs Kikuyu MP and National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has this afternoon fiercely reprimanded MPs allied to ODM leader Raila Odinga for attempting to disrupt today’s sitting. The MPs caused chaos by making noise, throwing tantrums, and engaging in name-calling before storming out in large numbers. This came shortly after Speaker Moses Wetangula ruled that Kenya Kwanza is the Majority party in the National Assembly, a decision that went against the expectations of Azimio leaders. Ichung’wah took issue with Suna East MP Junet Mohamed, Kathiani MP Robert Mbui, and Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo, who had hoped to secure the Majority status for Azimio. He accused them of disrespecting parliamentary proceedings and failing to accept the Speaker’s ruling.

Former Kiambu Governor Waititu and wife convicted in Sh588 Million corruption case Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu and his wife, Susan Wangari have been found guilty of corruption involving a Sh588 million roads tender. The Milimani Anti-Corruption Court convicted them of conflict of interest and handling suspect property after they corruptly received millions from Kiambu County. Businessman Charles Chege, his wife Beth Wangechi, and former Kiambu County Roads Chief Officer Engineer Luka Mwangi were also convicted. Chief Magistrate Thomas Nzioki stated that the prosecution had proven its case, noting that Mr. Waititu failed his oath of office and neglected to safeguard public funds.

Tension high as Wetang’ula rules on National Assembly stalemate All eyes are on National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula as he delivers a landmark ruling this afternoon on the House majority stalemate. The decision follows Tuesday’s chaotic session, where Azimio MPs disrupted proceedings, demanding recognition as the majority side based on a recent High Court ruling. Wetang’ula, who previously declared Kenya Kwanza the majority, insists Parliament cannot be injuncted and will issue a final verdict today. His ruling is expected to determine the leadership of the National Assembly and could have major political implications. Both sides are eagerly awaiting his announcement.

Inside fresh push to have Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru arrested Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has landed in trouble after the Kenya Union of Clinical Officers (KUCO) demanded her arrest for failing to reinstate 49 clinical officers despite a court order. KUCO leaders, Chairperson Peterson Wachira and Secretary General George Gibore, accused Waiguru of ignoring two return-to-work orders from the court and the Public Service Commission (PSC), which directed her to allow the officers back to work.

Nairobi Governor ranked among the most poor-perfoming Governors in Kenya A survey conducted by Infotrak Research and Consulting firm has ranked Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja among the lower-performing county leaders. The Countrytrak Performance Index 2024 report released on Tuesday, and which assessed Governors' performance across Kenya, placed Sakaja in the bottom ten, coming at 37 out of 47. The Infotrak ranking comes as the latest in a series of reports that have dented Governor Sakaja’s public image in recent times. This after Controller of Budget (CoB) Margaret Nyakang'o’s report released in December 2024 revealed that the Sakaja-led Nairobi County government was among 10 devolved units that spent zero shillings on development during a four-month period from July to October.