Gabon Court Approves 8 Candidates for Presidential Election, Including Coup Leader Nguema Libreville, Gabon – Gabon’s Constitutional Court has approved eight candidates to run in the upcoming presidential election on April 12, 2025. Among them is interim President Brice Oligui Nguema, who took power in a military coup in 2023. Nguema Allowed to Run Despite Transition Rules Normally, transitional leaders are not allowed to run for election. However, in November 2024, Gabon passed a new constitution that made an exception for Nguema. This decision has sparked concerns from opposition leaders and political analysts, who fear the military wants to stay…
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Morara Kebaso Drops Bombshell on Gachagua’s ‘Tribal Agenda’ – Hints at Ditching Alliance INJECT Party Leader Morara Kebaso has signaled a possible exit from the opposition alliance led by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. On Saturday, Kebaso expressed concerns over what he described as “tribal-driven politics.” In a tweet, Kebaso criticized Gachagua’s continued focus on Mt. Kenya politics. He accused him of seeking power for the region instead of promoting national unity. His remarks suggest growing divisions within the opposition alliance. Kebaso Questions Opposition Unity Kebaso urged opposition leaders to reflect on their shared values and vision for Kenya’s future.…
Mt. Kenya Drama! CS Justin Muturi Declines to Join President Ruto’s Tour – “i’m not his follower!” Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has announced that he will not accompany President William Ruto on his upcoming visit to the Mt. Kenya region. Speaking on Saturday, March 22, Muturi explained that he does not routinely follow the President unless the event is directly related to his ministry. Muturi: “I Have My Own Schedule” Muturi clarified that he has never had the habit of following a President on tours. “I don’t just follow the President. Even when Uhuru Kenyatta was in office,…
battle for IEBC Chair Turns Ugly! Court Petition Seeks to Block Charles Nyachae, Joy Mdivo Over ‘Dirty Tricks’ A new legal fight is unfolding over the selection of Kenya’s next electoral commission chief. A petition has been filed to block Charles Nyachae and Joy Mdivo from being interviewed for the position of Chairperson of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The case, brought by Operation Linda Jamii, claims that both candidates are not eligible because they hold public offices and have not resigned from them. The petition also raises concerns about possible conflicts of interest. According to court documents filed…
Millie Odhiambo Admits She Turns Her Head to Admire Tall, Dark and Handsome Men: “What Women Want” the event, the outspoken MP shared a cheeky yet relatable truth—she still turns her head when she sees a tall, dark, and handsome man! What Happened at the What Women Want Summit? The three-day summit kicked off with a glamorous gala dinner, featuring powerful women like: The event focused on women’s empowerment, networking, and celebrating resilience in various industries. Millie Odhiambo’s Viral Moment When Millie took the microphone, she mixed empowerment with humor, sparking loud cheers from the crowd. “Today, we are here…
Details of Raphael Tuju’s Letter to CJ Martha Koome Former Jubilee Secretary-General Raphael Tuju has written a letter to Chief Justice Martha Koome, expressing concerns about the conduct of Supreme Court of Kenya (SCoK) judges. In the letter dated Friday, March 21, Tuju highlighted three key issues. 1. Judges Speaking on Pending Cases Tuju criticized some judges for making public statements on cases that are still before the courts. He questioned whether it was appropriate for them to do so and warned that such actions could undermine judicial processes. “When SCoK judges attempt to stop proceedings at the Judicial Service…
“Get Out by April 24”- US Terminates Legal Status for 530,000 Immigrants The United States has announced it is ending the legal status of more than 500,000 immigrants, giving them only weeks to leave the country. The decision was made public on Friday, following President Donald Trump’s plan to reduce immigration, especially from Latin American countries. Who Is Affected? The new order impacts around 532,000 immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. These individuals had entered the U.S. under a program started by former President Joe Biden in October 2022. The program was later expanded in January 2023, allowing up…
Mother from Hell? Woman Kills Baby in Cold Blood After Marital Clash A Baringo court has ordered that Viola Kangogo, 28, be detained pending a second mental assessment. Kangogo is accused of killing her infant on March 4 at around 8 p.m. at their home in Turukwei village, Baringo Central subcounty. Court Orders Second Mental Evaluation Kabarnet Principal Magistrate Purity Koskey ruled that Kangogo be held at Eldoret Women GK Prison while awaiting a second mental evaluation. This decision follows a report by psychiatrist Dr. Stanley Kilelit, who found her to be of unsound mind when she first appeared in…
Western MPs Shake Up 2027 Politics – Declare Oparanya ‘The Chosen One’ for Deputy President Members of Parliament from Kenya’s Western region have officially backed Cooperatives Cabinet Secretary (CS) Wycliffe Oparanya for the Deputy President (DP) position in the 2027 general elections. The leaders, calling their announcement the “Khwisero Declaration,” say Oparanya has proven he is the right person to represent the region at the national level. Western Region Seeks Bigger Role in Leadership Led by Khwisero MP Christopher Aseka and Ikolomani MP Benard Shinali, the MPs stated that it is time for the Western region to seek top political…
Nigeria: Senate Approves State of Emergency Declared by Tinubu in Rivers State The Nigerian Senate has approved the State of Emergency declared by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Rivers State. The decision was made on Thursday after a closed-door session lasting about two hours. Senate President Godswill Akpabio announced the resolution during the plenary session. Why Tinubu Declared a State of Emergency On Tuesday, President Tinubu declared a state of emergency in Rivers State due to a prolonged political crisis. The crisis involved Governor Siminalayi Fubara and members of the State House of Assembly, leading to governance issues in the…