… "We had generals who also fought for independence alongside generals from Mt Kenya West, and that is why we supported Jomo Kenyatta, Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta. …
… How many institutions bear the names of Jomo Kenyatta and Daniel Moi? Well, naming in honour of a national leader or hero is allowable, especially if done posthumously to memorialise them. …
… While praising Ruto, Omar emotionally attacked Jomo Kenyatta and Uhuru Kenyatta.Proving to be worthy of ethnic hate club membership, he called for jailing the Kikuyu at Shimo la Tewa to ensure that they remain far from the national government. …
… The two families are widely known to have deep generational wealth, hailing from the family patriarchs — founding father and Kenya's first President — Jomo Kenyatta and his successor, Daniel Arap Moi. …
… He reminded the House that Kenya and Tanzania’s founding leaders, Julius Nyerere and Jomo Kenyatta, envisioned a united East Africa built on cooperation rather than isolation. …
… The President paid tribute to founding leaders Julius Nyerere and Jomo Kenyatta, saying they laid the foundation for regional unity and cooperation. …
… From early state-building under founding President Jomo Kenyatta to economic restructuring under Daniel Moi and Vision 2030 initiatives under Mwai Kibaki, successive governments have pursued growth through agriculture, infrastructure, and institutional reforms. …
… From early state-building under founding President Jomo Kenyatta to economic restructuring under Daniel Moi and Vision 2030 initiatives under Mwai Kibaki, successive governments have pursued growth through agriculture, infrastructure, and institutional reforms. …
… In August 1978, the country changed dramatically when President Jomo Kenyatta’s death brought closure to the politics of Kenyatta’s death that had started in the late 1950s. …
Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has defended his call for Mt Kenya East to pursue its own political course, arguing that regions should make independent political decisions based on their unique interests and development priorities rather than treating development uniformly across the country.
Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has defended his call for Mt Kenya East to pursue its own political course, arguing that regions should make independent political decisions based on their unique interests and development priorities rather than treating development uniformly across the country.
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has directed state and public officers to ensure that no public projects bear the names, images or identities of public officials or their political parties. The columnist argues this directive is overdue, noting that politicians have long branded public infrastructure and programmes with their names and images, from cattle dips to school feeding schemes.
An opinion piece argues that President William Ruto's frequent public visibility has invited social media scrutiny about his health and appearance; the author suggests excessive circulation makes public figures appear more commonplace and vulnerable to rumor.
A Standard opinion piece argues that President William Ruto's image has suffered from fuel price hikes and a costly private-jet trip to Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan following the Africa Forward Summit, which paralyzed the country as matatu operators protested the rising cost of living.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, now leader of the Democratic Party (DCP), claimed in a UK interview that President William Ruto told him he aimed to become wealthier than the Kenyatta and Moi families combined within five years, and alleged that Ruto came to office to amass wealth.
President William Ruto addressed the Tanzanian Parliament, calling for deeper investment ties between Kenya and Tanzania and warning against competition and suspicion that have fragmented East African markets. He expressed Kenya's commitment to regional integration, including support for a proposed oil refinery in Tanga.
President William Ruto addressed the Tanzania Parliament in Dodoma during a state visit, opening with a humorous speech about Kiswahili's "journey" across East Africa before switching to English. He paid tribute to founding leaders Julius Nyerere and Jomo Kenyatta, emphasizing the importance of regional unity and integration.
An analysis compares Kenya's governance and development trajectory with Singapore's post-independence transformation, which achieved economic success through anti-corruption measures, strong institutions, long-term planning, foreign investment attraction, infrastructure development, and human capital investment.
An analysis compares Kenya and Singapore's development journeys, noting Singapore's transformation from a resource-poor nation after 1965 independence under Lee Kuan Yew through anti-corruption enforcement, strong institutions, long-term planning, foreign investment attraction, and infrastructure development that positioned it as a global financial hub.
Dr Maina David Kagombe, Kenya's renowned archivist and National Archives director, died on April 13, exemplifying the tragedy of disappearing living archives when knowledge holders pass away without transferring their expertise and historical memory to future generations.