Also known as: Karua
Opposition leaders are campaigning in Mombasa to break what they claim is ODM's political monopoly in the coastal region, endorsing Nyali MP Mohamed Ali as their unified gubernatorial candidate on a Wiper ticket. The opposition accuses the government of sidelining the Coast and failing to revive the local economy.
9 hours ago · Citizen Digital →
Opposition leaders are campaigning in Mombasa to break what they claim is ODM's political monopoly in the coastal region, endorsing Nyali MP Mohamed Ali as their unified gubernatorial candidate on a Wiper ticket. The opposition accuses the government of sidelining the Coast and failing to revive the local economy.
9 hours ago · Citizen Digital →
People's Liberation Party leader Martha Karua rallied supporters in Karatina, calling for a political shift and urging citizens to reject the current regime and any replacement that offers "the same failure in a different form." She emphasised the need for transformative leadership grounded in service and accountability.
14 hours ago · Capital News →
Rice farmers in the Mwea Irrigation Scheme face widespread snail invasions that have devastated crops and prompted farmers to reduce acreage. Opposition leader Martha Karua has criticized the government for failing to support local rice producers while importing rice, and farmers report that chemical control efforts have been largely unsuccessful since the pests were first reported in 2019.
20 hours ago · Citizen Digital →
The United Opposition is pushing President Ruto to increase compensation packages for victims of protest deaths and injuries, with Wiper's Kalonzo Musyoka calling for a minimum of Ksh.10 million rather than the government's proposed Ksh.3 million. Opposition leaders also criticized the government's handling of the rising cost of living and fuel prices.
24 April 2026 · Citizen Digital →
PLP leader Martha Karua blamed President Ruto's foreign policy for straining trade relations with Sudan, which imposed an indefinite ban on Kenyan imports last month. Karua claimed Sudan previously imported more than 10.7 million kilograms of Kenyan tea annually, generating between Ksh.3.88 billion and Ksh.5.17 billion, and said the suspension could result in industry losses of up to Ksh.7 billion.
24 April 2026 · Citizen Digital →