We continue to grow PLP’s presence across the country, and today, we opened office number 25 in Kisii County. This growth is built on the commitment of Kenyans who believe in the need for accountable leadership, better governance and a political alternative that puts the people first. We welcome more Kenyans to join PLP at plpkenya.com. Be part of this movement and help shape the future we want for our country. Karibu PLP. #TuunganeTujikomboe

I’ve reported on Ebola for over a decade (& health for over 20 yrs) so I’m not usually surprised to hear disparate theories about disease outbreaks. But recent posts by a number of Kenyan thought leaders have left me dumbfounded. Here’s Dr Wandia Njoya, a university lecturer:

Kujituma zaidi* Mimi niko kwa mzazi juu alijituma zaidi kwa hivyo I am still cushioned while struggling. The struggle becomes lesser and the need to prove myself all the time anaku na hio ndio kitu nasema hapa btw... but aah najiexplain nini na nilienda national school 🤦‍♀️

Dear Mama Ida: Thanks again for sumptuous dinner at Opoda farm home Friday 20th Jan 1995 during Jaramogi's 1st anniversary at Kang'o. But now Kenya awaits your resignation from that Ruto job. You dont deserve Ruto's matusi club. Ubalozi is subservient to Uzalendo. #RutoMustGo

I wonder why Miguna Miguna is so fixated on people's bedroom issues. He is stuck in the anal stage of Sigmund Freud's Theory. After Miguna received the 30 pieces of silver from Oketch Sala he should look for strategies for WSR otherwise mudslinging Mama Ida will not earn votes for Ruto. Miguna shouldn't think that Peeling the Musk is what earned UhuRuto votes, it is the Mountain that made the choice and decision that carried the day.

You seriously expect these gukas to compete with Sifuna? People want change. People want jobs. People want wage growth. that’s the only way to compete with Sifuna.

⚠️🔴 À REGARDER JUSQU'À LA FIN JE NE PEUX PAS DÉCRIRE CE QUE JE VIENS DE VIVRE À MARSEILLE. #17octobre

Murang'a County sues Health Ministry, Digital Health Agency over Afya.KE shutdown; seeks urgent orders to restore access, protect patient records.

Youth leader Dr Oburu Odinga celebrates his 83rd Birthday

The same Sifuna who Luhyas rejected for MCA/MP? That’s the one you’re saying we hate and he shall rule over Luo Nyanza? Sifuna is a product of ODM and differing politically doesn’t equate hate. We wish Edwin well in all his endeavors as we prepare to meet at the ballot in 2027.

I see claims that Edwin Sifuna is unfit for the presidency simply because he is not part of the old political guard or supposedly lacks the experience required to lead the country. We must first ask ourselves a fundamental question: What exactly does the President of Kenya do, and what are the core responsibilities of the office? Presidential leadership is about providing vision, setting national priorities, assembling a competent team, assigning responsibilities, and coordinating the effective delivery of government programmes. It is more about bringing together people who understand and align with a common national vision, entrusting them with specific responsibilities, and ensuring that public resources are prudently utilized to address the most pressing needs of the people. The president does not have to be the most experienced politician in every field. The president needs to just possess the judgment to identify competent people, the vision to establish a clear direction for the country, and the discipline to hold those entrusted with public office accountable for delivering results. Something that we have lacked post Mwai Kibaki. Political experience is not irrelevant. Experience does really matter, but it should be evaluated against the demands of the presidency, not merely by how long someone has navigated the corridors of local politics, survived political rivalries, or mastered the art of political maneuvering. Our overreliance on political seniority as the primary measure of presidential suitability may partly explain why we have repeatedly faced a narrow catalogue of presidential aspirants, with fresh ideas and alternative leadership approaches struggling to gain serious consideration. Ignore the 2022 marijuana aspirant; that Ganja thing wasn't a fresh idea of leadership that Kenya needs! hehe Now that a new generation of political figures, including Edwin Sifuna, is positioning itself for the presidential contest, the debate appears to being shifted towards the argument that only those who have spent decades in the established political order possess the requisite credentials to lead. But why should the rules of presidential qualification be defined by the very political establishment whose leadership Kenyans have repeatedly had the opportunity to experience? If we have given the old guard opportunities to lead, then emerging leaders should also be afforded the opportunity to present their ideas, demonstrate their capabilities, and subject themselves to public scrutiny. Their records, policy proposals, leadership judgment, governing teams, and ability to articulate a credible national agenda should all form part of the assessment. We cannot treat the presidency as a reward for political longevity. It is a constitutional responsibility that demands vision, integrity, competence, sound judgment, and the ability to deliver for the people. Kenyans, let every contender make their case, let the ideas be interrogated, and let us all decide who we believe can best lead the country forward.

Kenyans take you by those words. OBURU is in high spirits and recovering steadily. My best wishes to the Youth leader. Hopefully you don't come here after a couple of days with a different story!

A majority of Kenyans celebrate the late Raila Amolo Odinga as a great opposition leader and seem to want a piece of association with him even in death. I view him as a great political organizer, but perhaps one of the greatest sell outs whose main business seems to have been claiming to represent the people and then regularly negotiating with government against the same people. That is one reason I stood against him and William Ruto in the 2022 presidential election. I can see the pattern repeating itself in the so-called opposition. If you have departed from why we went to the streets in 2024, you cannot bring about change in Kenya.#NewKenya #CharacterMatters #DrainTheSwamp.

But why was he dumb to betray the revolution..mtu Shenzi

Mr Dangote, isn't it common sense that harmony between you and the People of Lamu is necessary for your success? The President in power is not synonymous with Kenyans. International law requires compliance with the host Country's Laws.

A good time to remind Mzee Aliko Dangote that Kenya is a democracy with a Constitution. It is not a Banana Republic. As he invests, he must respect our laws. If he violates them, neither Ruto nor money will save him. Karibu Kenya Mzee Dangote. All the best.