NAIROBI, 4th JULY– The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has launched a fresh attack on former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration, questioning how billions of shillings in taxpayers’ money were spent despite what it says was little visible infrastructure development. Speaking to the media, UDA Director of Communications Nathaniel Mong’are challenged the…
UDA Fires Broadside at ‘Campaign Media,’ Says State Will Not Shoulder Legacy Debts
By Safi News Reporter NAIROBI, July 3 – The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has launched a scathing attack on sections of the Kenyan media, accusing some outlets of abandoning professional journalism in favour of sensational headlines and political activism. Speaking during a press briefing in Nairobi on Friday, former Nairobi…
Murkomen Accuses Gachagua of Inciting Violence, Warns Against Political Unrest
By Staff Reporter Elgeyo Marakwet: Kenya_Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has intensified his criticism of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, accusing him of fostering political intolerance and orchestrating violence through criminal groups. Addressing residents during the launch of the Kabiemit Community Empowerment Programme at Kimwogo Grounds in…
Nyoro Rejects ‘Ruto Mole’ Claims, Promises to Reveal Political Direction Soon
NAIROBI, June 27 — Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has dismissed allegations that he is secretly advancing President William Ruto’s political agenda within opposition circles, describing the claims as unfounded and insisting that his recent silence should not be interpreted as support for the Kenya Kwanza administration. Speaking during…
Sonko pays Ksh200,000 Cash bail for 200 Gen Z protesters.
Former Nairobi Governor and National Economic Development Party (NEDP) leader Mike Mbuvi Sonko on Friday paid Ksh1,000 cash bail for each of about 200 protesters arrested during the June 25 Gen Z anniversary demonstrations, securing their release from custody. The protesters were arraigned before Milimani Chief Magistrate Teresia Nyangena and…
Wanjiku Muhia’s Lawyers Walk Out of IEBC Conduct Hearing Over Jurisdiction Dispute
Lawyers representing Kipipiri Member of Parliament Wanjiku Muhia on Friday 26th June, walked out of an Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) disciplinary hearing after challenging the legality of the committee handling the case. The legal team led by lawyer Ndegwa Njiru and Gatanga MP Edward Muriu argued that the…
Ruto Escalates War of Words With Gideon Moi Over Standard Media Coverage
NAIROBI, June 25, 2026 (Safi News) — President William Ruto has intensified his public criticism of Standard Media Group Chairman Gideon Moi, accusing him of using the media house to blackmail the government while allegedly failing to pay employees for months. In a series of strongly worded posts on his…
Sifuna Wins Big As Tribunal Orders Displinary Case Start Afresh.
The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal (PPDT) has handed ODM a significant victory after ruling that the party is entitled to proceed with disciplinary proceedings against its Secretary General, Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna. In a judgment delivered on Thursday, the tribunal directed Sifuna to submit himself to the party’s disciplinary process,…
Wanjigi Proposes VAT Abolition, Cheaper Credit in Economic Recovery Plan
Presidential aspirant Jimi Wanjigi has proposed sweeping tax and financial sector reforms aimed at stimulating economic growth, increasing disposable income, and making credit more affordable for businesses and individuals. The Safina Party leader claims billions of shillings in planned government borrowing lack proper legal grounding and could become a major…
Gachagua vows to move to Supreme Court Should Appellate Fails Him
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has vowed to move to the apellete court and ultimately move to apex court to challenge the High Court decision, that yesterday upheld his impeachment by senate from the office of the deputy president Speaking to media on Tuesday, Gachagua maintained that his rights were…