The air in Narok didn’t just smell of the usual roasting maize and Maasai Shuka wool today , it had the distinct, acrid tang of “Government-Standard” teargas.As the sun beat down on the red dust of Narok Town, Nairobi’s most vocal export, Senator Edwin Sifuna, arrived not with a whimper, but with the kind of…
A Tale of One Governor and 4,500 Brooms. In a city where navigating flooded streets increasingly resembles an improvised Olympic sport, the debate over Nairobi’s perennial drainage crisis has once again resurfaced. Governor Johnson Sakaja recently offered his perspective during a interview on local tv station, presenting a narrative that blends personal recollection, civic responsibility,…
State House Nairobi on Wednesday hosted an unprecedented political gathering as more than 12,300 aspirants affiliated to the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) converged for a high level consultative meeting convened by President William Ruto. From early morning, convoys of vehicles streamed into the country’s seat of power, underscoring the scale and significance of the event,…
