Safina Party Leader Jimmy Wanjigi has challenged Opposition leaders to move beyond boardroom negotiations and political bargaining in their quest to forge a formidable coalition ahead of the 2027 General Election. …
… Undecided respondents account for 8.4 per cent, while Prof George Wajackoyah has 1.1 per cent, Martha Karua and David Maraga 0.8 per cent each, James Orengo 0.4 per cent and Jimmy Wanjigi 0.3 per cent. …
… Other candidates recorded lower levels of preference, with Prof George Wajackoyah at 1.1 per cent, Martha Karua and David Maraga at 0.8 per cent each, James Orengo at 0.4 per cent and Jimmy Wanjigi at 0.3 per cent. …
… Safina party leader Jimmy Wanjigi has now called on the government to pay the former officers and their families, saying they have waited for justice for decades. …
Safina presidential candidate Jimmy Wanjigi has accused former President Uhuru Kenyatta and his successor, William Ruto, of jointly manipulating Kenya’s 2027 political landscape to shield themselves from accountability over the country’s Sh13.3 trillion debt burden. …
Audio By VocalizeSafina Party Leader Jimmy Wanjigi has criticised President William Ruto’s directive on foreigners living in Kenya saying it was a cover up for his economic blunders. …
Safina Party leader and 2027 presidential aspirant Jimmy Wanjigi has accused President William Ruto’s administration of presiding over a “fake economy” in which impressive macroeconomic figures mask the worsening financial struggles facing ordinary Kenyans and businesses. …
Audio By VocalizeBusinessman and politician Jimmy Wanjigi. [File, Standard] Businessman and politician Jimmy Wanjigi has called for greater public engagement on national issues and urged Kenyans to focus on solutions to challenges affecting the country rather than political divis …
Safina Party leader Jimmy Wanjigi has challenged opposition leaders to move beyond boardroom negotiations and political bargaining in building a 2027 coalition, arguing they should prioritize presenting voters with a clear political agenda addressing Kenya's economic and social challenges rather than negotiating who gets what position.
Safina Party leader Jimmy Wanjigi has challenged opposition leaders to move beyond boardroom negotiations and political bargaining in building a 2027 coalition, arguing they should prioritize presenting voters with a clear political agenda addressing Kenya's economic and social challenges rather than negotiating who gets what position.
Former Kenya Air Force officers detained after the 1982 attempted coup are still awaiting government payment of up to Sh9 billion in court-ordered compensation. Safina party leader Jimmy Wanjigi has pledged that if elected president, his government would pay the amount within the first three months of his administration.
Safina presidential candidate Jimmy Wanjigi has accused former President Uhuru Kenyatta and President William Ruto of jointly manipulating Kenya's 2027 political landscape to avoid accountability over the country's Sh13.3 trillion debt, which he attributes to their earlier decisions as President and Deputy President.
Safina Party Leader Jimmy Wanjigi has criticised President William Ruto's directive on foreigners, calling it a cover-up for economic failures and saying it violates the EAC Treaty Common Market Protocol which guarantees free movement of people and labour across member states.
Safina Party leader Jimmy Wanjigi, positioning himself as a 2027 presidential aspirant and tax justice crusader, has accused President Ruto's administration of presiding over a "fake economy" in which strong macroeconomic figures mask worsening financial struggles for ordinary Kenyans and businesses, driven by excessive taxation, declining household purchasing power, high public debt, and weak domestic liquidity.
WANTAM Advisory Committee has launched a digital voting platform to select a single opposition presidential flagbearer to challenge President William Ruto in 2027, with voting scheduled for July 25–26. The process involves an initial digital vote followed by a public debate among the top five candidates and a final round of voting.
Businessman and politician Jimmy Wanjigi, speaking at a town hall meeting in Mombasa, called for greater public engagement on national issues and urged Kenyans to focus on solutions rather than political divisions. He criticised the government's handling of public health and national security concerns, including an apparent reference to plans for an Ebola quarantine centre in Nanyuki.