A group of Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party legislators has rejected the nomination of four ODM members to President William Ruto’s Cabinet. Led by
The National Assembly has set the schedule for vetting Cabinet Secretaries nominated by President William Ruto. In a notice issued on Thursday, July 25,
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has declared himself the de facto opposition leader, challenging the current political landscape and denouncing what he sees as
The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has poked holes in the recent cabinet secretary nominations, highlighting non-compliance with the one-third gender rule and
Members of the public have one week to submit memoranda challenging the suitability of 10 Cabinet Secretary nominees forwarded to the National Assembly by
Fourteen petitioners, represented by the Migeria Lempaa & Kariuki Advocates firm, have filed a case seeking the removal of President William Ruto and Deputy
President William Ruto announced that the government will drop charges against innocent individuals arrested during recent anti-government demonstrations. The Head of State also promised
President William Ruto has finally unveiled his new Cabinet, marking an important shift in the country’s political landscape. The announcement, made in a televised
The government has submitted its economic resuscitation plan to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for approval, following the withdrawal of the contentious Finance Bill,
All Cabinet nominees will undergo vetting, Speaker Moses Wetangula communicated to the National Assembly on Tuesday afternoon. The Speaker announced the names of the
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula reported that the anti-Finance Bill protests last month caused Kes.94 million in property damage when protesters invaded Parliament. Wetang’ula
Members of Parliament will resume House sittings on Tuesday, July 23, following a short break, coinciding with planned anti-government protests. Lawmakers will return to
Azimio leader Raila Odinga has set new conditions for engaging in talks with the government. In a statement on Twitter(X), Odinga emphasized that issues
Ugandan protesters planning to move forward with a banned anti-corruption march on Tuesday are “playing with fire,” President Yoweri Museveni warned. “Some elements have