Their silent fears: What's keeping opposition chiefs awake in 2027 poll plan
For opposition leaders, the road to the 2027 general election is a delicate balancing act.
Opposition leaders Kalonzo Musyoka (left), Edwin Sifuna (right) and (centre from top) Fred Matiang'i, Rigathi Gachagua and Martha Karua.
There is the place of joint concerns, and then that of issues that weigh each of them down individually. And they must balance the common good with personal survival.
For opposition leaders, the road to the 2027 general election is a delicate balancing act, how can they dislodge President William Ruto from power while securing their place in the political landscape that will follow his departure?
President Ruto steps up efforts to consolidate broad-based partnership in Nairobi.
The church leaders criticised aspirants over tribal and inflammatory language.
UDA supporters were intimidated and forced to shed their yellow party T-shirts and caps in favour of orange.
Contest between Ruto and his predecessor Uhuru has morphed into a battle for control.
Musyoka and Matiang’i released photos, but there were conflicting accounts on when they were taken.
Human error, driver fatigue and substance abuse among major causes of road accidents.
Ichung’wah appears not ready to acknowledge that power is transient.
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