Like Uhuru, Ruto now knows presidency is not a bed of roses

President Ruto, who once seemed to suggest that governing Kenya was straightforward, now treads the same lonely path—insulted daily, doubted constantly, and expected to deliver miracles.

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

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If Ruto's good overshadows evil, 2027 poll victory will be his prize

President William Ruto must ensure that his government’s good governance and service outweigh perceptions of greed and corruption.

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

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Costly, corruption-riddled and violent elections are not worth it

Kenya’s by-elections are our own golden apple: Contests of muscle-flexing where millions of shillings are spent, projects stall, and citizens gain little in return

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Those who seek Raila's political mantle must carry his burden

Raila Odinga mastered a rare political art of being the government’s fiercest critic while remaining its most indispensable insider.

By Josphat Thiogo 5 months ago

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Why Kalonzo Musyoka should consider joining Ruto's camp

To President Ruto, Kalonzo is the only political figure who can give him a blessing of a second term and bring no sorrow because he is loved in Raila’s orphaned nation.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

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What pact between President and Gideon means for Kalonzo

The recent union between President Ruto and Kanu Chairman Gideon Moi (GM) is a realignment that will shape the politics of Uhuru Kenyatta and Kalonzo Musyoka leading up to 2027.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

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Why Matiang'i will most likely be Ruto's running mate in 2027

The recent claim by Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah that Rigathi Gachagua is bullying Fred Matiang’i and sidelining him during opposition meetings signals a strategic distancing.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

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Ruto will get his second term due to Uhuru, clerics' prayers

After 2013, former President Uhuru Kenyatta publicly declared that he would serve a 10-year term, and his deputy Ruto would follow with an additional 10 years.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Like Uhuru, Ruto now knows presidency is not a bed of roses

President Ruto, who once seemed to suggest that governing Kenya was straightforward, now treads the same lonely path—insulted daily, doubted constantly, and expected to deliver miracles.

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Premium

If Ruto's good overshadows evil, 2027 poll victory will be his prize

President William Ruto must ensure that his government’s good governance and service outweigh perceptions of greed and corruption.

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Premium

Costly, corruption-riddled and violent elections are not worth it

Kenya’s by-elections are our own golden apple: Contests of muscle-flexing where millions of shillings are spent, projects stall, and citizens gain little in return

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Those who seek Raila's political mantle must carry his burden

Raila Odinga mastered a rare political art of being the government’s fiercest critic while remaining its most indispensable insider.

By Josphat Thiogo 5 months ago

Premium

Why Kalonzo Musyoka should consider joining Ruto's camp

To President Ruto, Kalonzo is the only political figure who can give him a blessing of a second term and bring no sorrow because he is loved in Raila’s orphaned nation.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Premium

What pact between President and Gideon means for Kalonzo

The recent union between President Ruto and Kanu Chairman Gideon Moi (GM) is a realignment that will shape the politics of Uhuru Kenyatta and Kalonzo Musyoka leading up to 2027.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Premium

Why Matiang'i will most likely be Ruto's running mate in 2027

The recent claim by Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah that Rigathi Gachagua is bullying Fred Matiang’i and sidelining him during opposition meetings signals a strategic distancing.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Premium

Ruto will get his second term due to Uhuru, clerics' prayers

After 2013, former President Uhuru Kenyatta publicly declared that he would serve a 10-year term, and his deputy Ruto would follow with an additional 10 years.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Like Uhuru, Ruto now knows presidency is not a bed of roses

President Ruto, who once seemed to suggest that governing Kenya was straightforward, now treads the same lonely path—insulted daily, doubted constantly, and expected to deliver miracles.

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Premium

If Ruto's good overshadows evil, 2027 poll victory will be his prize

President William Ruto must ensure that his government’s good governance and service outweigh perceptions of greed and corruption.

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Premium

Costly, corruption-riddled and violent elections are not worth it

Kenya’s by-elections are our own golden apple: Contests of muscle-flexing where millions of shillings are spent, projects stall, and citizens gain little in return

By Josphat Thiogo 4 months ago

Those who seek Raila's political mantle must carry his burden

Raila Odinga mastered a rare political art of being the government’s fiercest critic while remaining its most indispensable insider.

By Josphat Thiogo 5 months ago

Premium

Why Kalonzo Musyoka should consider joining Ruto's camp

To President Ruto, Kalonzo is the only political figure who can give him a blessing of a second term and bring no sorrow because he is loved in Raila’s orphaned nation.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Premium

What pact between President and Gideon means for Kalonzo

The recent union between President Ruto and Kanu Chairman Gideon Moi (GM) is a realignment that will shape the politics of Uhuru Kenyatta and Kalonzo Musyoka leading up to 2027.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Premium

Why Matiang'i will most likely be Ruto's running mate in 2027

The recent claim by Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah that Rigathi Gachagua is bullying Fred Matiang’i and sidelining him during opposition meetings signals a strategic distancing.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago

Premium

Ruto will get his second term due to Uhuru, clerics' prayers

After 2013, former President Uhuru Kenyatta publicly declared that he would serve a 10-year term, and his deputy Ruto would follow with an additional 10 years.

By Josphat Thiogo 6 months ago