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Ruto reshuffle: Shifting blame or taking responsibility?

While dissolving the Cabinet, Ruto claimed most of his Cabinet would have done better, saying dissolution was reached at after listening to the people of Kenya.
By Ndung’u Gachane 10h ago
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Kindiki stated that the tour is not a political engagement but a commitment to improving livelihoods.
By Mate Tongola 1d ago
Chege, speaking to The Standard, urged Muturi to take time off and reflect on his actions.
By Raymond Muthee 1d ago
While some doubt the visit will bring meaningful change, others see it as a chance to showcase progress in various sectors and engage directly with the President.
By Muriithi Mugo 2d ago
President William Ruto has hit out at Cabinet Secretary for Public Service Justin Muturi, saying he proved to be incompetent as Attorney General.
By Mate Tongola 2d ago
Many Kenyans have voiced their discontent with the political alliance between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
By Winfrey Owino 2d ago
Political uncertainty is mounting ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election, with concerns growing over the alliance between President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
By Winfrey Owino 3d ago
The Raila Odinga-led party is set to conduct the second phase of its officials' elections in the constituency on April 7 and 9.
By James Omoro 3d ago
When the Treasury Ministry announced that CS John Mbadi and Raila Odinga would hold a press briefing at Capitol Hill Square in Nairobi on Monday evening, confusion rippled across the country.
By Esther Nyambura 3d ago
Ruto’s reshuffles have been interpreted as mind games, as he fires officials to quell public outrage only to reassign them to the Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), chaired by Dr David Ndii.
By Ndungu Gachane 3d ago
Politicians and public figures who dare to criticise the government become targets. PCS Mudavadi yesterday warned that political intolerance is a threat to democracy.
By Benjamin Imende 3d ago
Mwangaza accused the president of bowing to the blackmail of certain Meru leaders who pushed for her ouster through the county assembly.
By Phares Mutembei 3d ago
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