Kenya Kwanza

Ruto's ears were pricked when President Uhuru Kenyatta's close allies began sending out signals that the Mt Kenya region would not necessarily back him in ...

Gladys Shollei accused Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i and stated operatives of trying to penetrate the electoral system; She asked Kenya Kwanza ...

Mucheru the electoral system of this country cannot be penetrated by you," said Shollei. After voting you stand guard.Everything will be announced at the polling station.The only thing Chebukati will do is to announce what was announced in polling centres), she said Mjue mkipiga kura mjue mnapiga kwa polling station, kuhesabiwa ya kura ni katika polling station, kutangaza kura ni katika polling station.

The Deputy President went on to fashion the Tuesday elections as a contest between the people of Kenya and the deep state out to avert the will of the ...

Let us make sure that this time we are voting to bring down the cost of living, eradicate state capture and reduce the cost of unga,” said Wetangula. “The Kemsa scandal was made possible due to a conflict of interest on Uhuru’s part. “On Tuesday, the deep state and the system will not stop us. I promise that after we win the elections on Tuesday, I will not let you - the people of Kenya - down,” he said. They said that I will not make it to the ballot but here we are today. The Deputy President went on to fashion the Tuesday elections as a contest between the people of Kenya and the deep state out to avert the will of the people.

Ruto's ears were pricked when President Uhuru Kenyatta's close allies began sending out signals that the Mt Kenya region would not necessarily back him in ...

Kenya Kwanza team took on President Uhuru Kenyatta during their grand rally at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi. They accused the president of humiliating his ...

Mucheru the electoral system of this country cannot be penetrated by you," said Shollei. His deputy supported him twice but he later chose to change his path," said Murkomen. "The time has come. Shollei assured voters that their choice would be final. "You have harassed us. You have persecuted us.

Those are the words of United Democratic Alliance (UDA) presidential candidate William Ruto during the final Kenya Kwanza campaign at the Nyayo National Stadium ...

It is the people who hire and fire governments and it will be their decision on Tuesday to take the country forward,” he said. “We will run an accountable system. The Deputy President, confident of victory on Tuesday said he will invite Raila to share a cup of tea and discuss his next steps.

Those are the words of United Democratic Alliance (UDA) presidential candidate William Ruto during the final Kenya Kwanza campaign at the Nyayo National Stadium ...

It is the people who hire and fire governments and it will be their decision on Tuesday to take the country forward,” he said. “We will run an accountable system. The Deputy President, confident of victory on Tuesday said he will invite Raila to share a cup of tea and discuss his next steps.

Wherever there is violence, it seems Ruto's name features. It began with the infamous YK'92. Then came Kiambaa and Ruto's trip to The Hague. Soon, witnesses ...

It is, in fact, the very definition of incitement. The Kiambaa killings led to revenge attacks and no community escaped unscathed, including Kalenjins. Kenyans of different ethnic backgrounds who had lived peaceably side-by-side for generations found themselves at odds with each other. It didn’t start with the announcement of the election. A week later, distraught women were still searching the fields for parts of their husbands, a wife perhaps recognising a dismembered leg by the trousers her husband had been wearing. “… Six of us [who have been] elected have cases in court, but there is anger against Kibaki and people said they were going to elect [us] anyway. Kivuitu later admitted that he had been pressured to announce this result and that he did not really know who had won. It has seen the biggest backlash of the outcome. Those outraged at the theft took to the streets to vent their displeasure. In 2007, I was working with Raila Odinga, leader of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and then MP for Kibera, on his autobiography. Well-funded and well-armed, YK’92 was brutal in the terror it inflicted on anyone not toeing the anti-multi-party line. YK’92 operatives were deeply involved in the policing of this. Ruto, apparently possessed of the appropriate temperament, quickly became a leading light in an outfit that struck dread into the populace.