Ndindi Nyoro says he’s prepared to lead Kenya, declares he can beat Ruto ‘hands down’ in 2027 By Ian Omondi September 02, 2026 11:22 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Kiharu MP and PPK party leader Ndindi Nyo …
Ndindi Nyoro hits back at Ruto over opposition agenda, outlines 2027 priorities By Citizen Reporter August 25, 2026 08:18 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter People’s Party leader Ndindi Nyoro addresses a press …
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has added his voice on the growing political realignment in Mt Kenya, openly acknowledging the political tightrope he now walks as he distances himself from his former allies in the ruling party. …
… The declaration captures the political gamble behind his emerging campaign to challenge Kalonzo’s long-standing dominance in Ukambani — and raises a broader question: can Muli pull a Sifuna-Nyoro in Ukambani by turning a new political vehicle, generational messaging and regional …
Audio By VocalizeKiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, who has ambitions for the highest office, announced that he had quit President William Ruto’s UDA to take a shot at opposition politics by leading a small political party, People's Party of Kenya (PPK). …
… Speaking separately in Nairobi, People’s Party of Kenya (PPK) leader Ndindi Nyoro claimed there was a plot to make Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja a scapegoat for political violence witnessed during opposition rallies, while President Ruto and Interior Cabinet Secretary …
… The remarks came as Gachagua led his supporters through Murang’a town, the political backyard of Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, who recently took over the leadership of the People's Party of Kenya. …
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has given President Ruto 14 days to release the Dangote refinery agreement, citing transparency concerns. Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna called for greater disclosure of major government contracts, citing constitutional rights to information.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has given President Ruto 14 days to release the Dangote refinery agreement, citing transparency concerns. Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna called for greater disclosure of major government contracts, citing constitutional rights to information.
Opposition leader Ndindi Nyoro is demanding full disclosure of the shareholding structure of the proposed Dangote oil refinery, arguing it is a matter of public interest and accusing President Ruto's administration of underhand dealings in how the government intends to finance its stake.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended the proposed Dangote Lamu oil refinery, dismissing protests by residents over land compensation and public participation as "primitive politics," and accusing land brokers of presenting inflated compensation demands. Mbadi maintained that residents had been involved in public participation exercises before the project was approved.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended the proposed Dangote Lamu oil refinery, dismissing land compensation claims and protests by some residents as "primitive politics" and accusing land brokers of attempting to exploit the government through fraudulent claims, while maintaining that public participation exercises had been conducted before the project's approval.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended the planned Ksh.2 trillion Dangote Lamu oil refinery as beneficial for Kenya, dismissing compensation claims from Lamu residents as "primitive politics" and denying allegations that President Ruto holds shares in the project.
Jubilee Party has accused President William Ruto of hypocrisy after he appeared to criticize retired President Uhuru Kenyatta during a church service, with the party's Secretary-General stating it is ironic for the Head of State to lecture political leaders on decorum from the pulpit while presiding over economic hardship and broken promises.
Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang'i has accused President William Ruto of intimidating political leaders seeking to challenge him in the 2027 General Election and of interfering with political parties. Matiang'i also alleged that the government is using public resources and independent institutions for propaganda and political interference.
Ndindi Nyoro, leader of the People's Party of Kenya, called on the government to create a secure environment for investors and demanded full disclosure of shareholders behind the proposed Dangote East African refinery in Lamu, saying the government must protect both local and foreign investors operating within the law.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has called on the government to disclose the directors and shareholders of Nigeria's Dangote Group's proposed oil refinery and petrochemical complex in Lamu, saying Kenyans have a right to know the ownership structure of the multimillion-dollar investment. Nyoro also defended retired President Uhuru Kenyatta and urged President William Ruto to respect his predecessor.
Kenya Kwanza leaders have defended a Government-to-Government fuel importation deal, days after Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni raised concerns over it. The leaders accused the opposition of attempting to discredit the government and launched attacks against Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro and former President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro and Kinangop MP Zachary Kwenya Thuku clashed during a church service in Engineer Town on Sunday after Nyoro alleged he received a threatening message from Thuku warning him not to attend. Thuku declined to address the matter in church, calling it a political issue to be resolved amicably between the leaders.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has accused senior government officials of involvement in an alleged fraudulent oil deal between Kenya and Uganda, claiming they were aware of attempts to inflate fuel prices under the Government-to-Government arrangement. His remarks followed President Museveni's revelations that Kenyan middlemen were involved in Uganda's purchase of petroleum products.
Retired President Uhuru Kenyatta has jokingly embraced the 'sponyo' tag that President William Ruto has repeatedly used against him in recent weeks, speaking in Murang'a County while avoiding direct political engagement. Ruto has labelled him a rebel leader and accused him of sponsoring those undermining his government.
An opinion piece argues that President William Ruto's declining public popularity makes him likely to lose the next election in less than 11 months, and positions Kalonzo as best positioned to win, while discussing various other presidential aspirants.
Mt Kenya political leaders have threatened to punish President William Ruto at the ballot over the unresolved January 25 attack at Witima ACK Church in Othaya, during a church service attended by former DP Rigathi Gachagua. Leaders accused the administration of failing to bring those responsible to justice and said the incident represents growing political intimidation in the region.
Youths pelted opposition leaders' vehicles with stones as a United Opposition rally in Garissa descended into chaos on Saturday. Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka and DP leader Justin Muturi condemned the incident, with Musyoka accusing Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale of orchestrating the disruption.
Jubilee Party deputy leader Fred Matiang'i and People's Party of Kenya leader Ndindi Nyoro have called for opposition leaders to unite ahead of the 2027 General Election, saying Kenyans want leadership capable of addressing development challenges. Nyoro said opposition leaders need to set aside differences, focus on issues affecting Kenyans rather than individual interests, and that Martha Karua and Peter Munya are part of the team.
Kiharu MP and PPK leader Ndindi Nyoro called on opposition leaders to set aside personal interests and unite to remove President William Ruto in the 2027 general election, promising free education, improved healthcare, and economic strengthening if elected.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, once political allies who campaigned together for President William Ruto, have reignited a confrontation over political control of the Mt Kenya region as they jostle for influence ahead of 2027.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has cautioned President Ruto against meddling in Tata Chemicals, Africa's largest soda ash plant in Lake Magadi, accusing him of seeking control through a shareholding scheme and warning that such political interference discourages investor confidence.
Peter Kimari, a former Mathioya MP, has been unanimously elected Murang'a branch Jubilee Party chairperson, replacing Njuguna Mubea who resigned and defected to the People's Party of Kenya.
An opinion piece warns of worrying trends as Kenya's political class displays ethical deficiencies and gross irresponsibility, violating constitutional provisions on national values and the Bill of Rights through inciting violence and foul language. The article criticises the Ruto administration for wasteful public expenditure, institutional collapse in health and education services, and weakening public trust.
Kiharu MP and Peoples Party of Kenya leader Ndindi Nyoro has called on opposition leaders to stop infighting and nominate one presidential candidate to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election, saying Kenyans want unified opposition leadership rather than divisions.
United Opposition principals, led by Rigathi Gachagua and Justin Muturi, are calling for selflessness among themselves when deciding on a flagbearer to face President William Ruto in the 2027 general election. Gachagua has expressed willingness to shelve his presidential ambitions if another candidate would be a sure bet to defeat Ruto.
The political landscape of Mount Kenya is entering a new phase, with Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro increasingly emerging as a figure capable of disrupting established political calculations in the region, despite being dismissed by some as a "mole" and his People's Party of Kenya being portrayed as having limited influence.
Opposition leaders including Kalonzo Musyoka, Justin Muturi, and Eugene Wamalwa accused the IEBC of sidelining them during a recent stakeholders' engagement ahead of the 2027 General Election. The leaders also criticized the government over reported abductions and pledged to work toward restoring rule of law and constitutionalism.