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Rigathi Gachagua’s Citizen TV Interview: The False Saint Attempting to Whitewash His Past

Rigathi Gachagua’s Citizen TV Interview: The False Saint Attempting to Whitewash His Past

Rigathi Gachagua’s appearance on Citizen TV after returning from his chaotic tour of the United States was nothing short of political theatre—an exercise in self-exoneration staged by a man who knows his time at the helm of Kenya’s ruling bloc is slipping away. Speaking with rehearsed indignation, Gachagua portrayed himself as a victim of President William Ruto’s “high-handedness,” claiming assassination plots, bribery in Parliament, and systematic exclusion from the state apparatus. Yet, beneath the veneer of a repentant statesman lies the same political operator who, when in government, openly declared Kenya to be a company of “shareholders,” reducing the nation…
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ODM’s Dual Game with UDA: Why Raila’s Support of Sifuna Signals a Shaky Deal

ODM’s Dual Game with UDA: Why Raila’s Support of Sifuna Signals a Shaky Deal

Raila's Support for Sifuna: A Calculated Signal, Not Just Party Democracy Raila Odinga’s public endorsement of Edwin Sifuna’s fierce criticism of the ODM-UDA deal is no minor footnote in Kenya’s unfolding political drama. In defending Sifuna’s comments—where the Secretary-General declared the pact with President Ruto’s UDA “dead” due to ongoing state repression—Raila was not just standing for internal democracy. He was signalling that ODM’s partnership with UDA is under severe strain, if not already broken in practice. This defence comes at a time when tensions within ODM have reached a boiling point. The arrest, abduction, and killings of Gen Z…
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Voices That Vanish: The Social Media Trail That May Have Led to Albert Ojwang’s Death

Voices That Vanish: The Social Media Trail That May Have Led to Albert Ojwang’s Death

Albert Ojwang was not just another name on Kenya’s growing list of young online voices silenced by state power—he was a symbol of a generation armed not with guns, but with hashtags. A generation daring to ask uncomfortable questions, mock authority, and resist the suffocating grip of a political elite allergic to criticism. His death, shrouded in silence and ambiguity, has now become a disturbing case study of what happens when truth meets brute force in the digital age. A Digital Rebel in a Volatile Climate In recent years, Kenya’s social media scene has exploded into a fiery platform of…
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