… I have had meetings with the youths who met the other day; women leaders and MPs were also present; you can’t ignore that,” Sakaja said in an interview with Radio Citizen. …
… Speaking on Radio Citizen on Wednesday, Sakaja said hawking would remain a reality in Nairobi because it provides a livelihood for many people, just like any other profession. …
… Speaking on Radio Citizen on Monday morning, Sonko said slogans such as “Wantam” and “Tutam” would carry little weight if Kenyans do not experience meaningful improvements in their lives, insisting that wananchi judge governments by service delivery, development and economic prog …
… Photo/MCK Audio By Vocalize Veteran Radio Citizen presenter Fred Obachi Machoka has been honoured by the Media Council of Kenya (MCK) for amassing 50 years in the broadcasting profession. …
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… Speaking during a Radio Citizen interview on Monday, EACC Chief Executive Officer Abdi A Mohamud dismissed claims that the commission drops cases or conducts weak investigations. …
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has acknowledged approaches from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) involving youth representatives, women leaders and MPs, but has not confirmed his intention to leave the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). He said he was taking the appeals seriously and had discussed his political future with the late Raila Odinga, who he described as a father figure, before the former premier's death.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has acknowledged approaches from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) involving youth representatives, women leaders and MPs, but has not confirmed his intention to leave the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). He said he was taking the appeals seriously and had discussed his political future with the late Raila Odinga, who he described as a father figure, before the former premier's death.
Governor Johnson Sakaja stated that street hawking in Nairobi cannot be completely eliminated because it provides livelihood for many people, and the county government is instead focusing on managing the trade through designated spaces and operating hours while reducing congestion and conflicts between hawkers and authorities.
NEPD Party leader Mike Sonko has said President William Ruto's political future depends on delivering campaign promises and government services rather than engaging in political rhetoric or slogans such as "Wantam" and "Tutam," arguing that Kenyans judge governments by service delivery and economic progress.
Inooro FM, Kenya's premier Kikuyu language radio station, is celebrating its 23rd anniversary since launching in 2003, commanding more than two million daily listeners and accounting for more than five per cent of the country's total radio listenership.
The Media Council of Kenya has honoured veteran Radio Citizen presenter Fred Obachi Machoka for 50 years in the broadcasting profession. A main celebration event is planned for September in Nairobi to commemorate Machoka and other media voices that have shaped Kenya's media space.
Actor Inspekta Mwala, born Davis Mwabili in Taita Taveta county, has discussed growing up with dwarfism, facing stigmatization, and discovering his acting talents through joking with friends beginning in 1994. He recently won medals in England in competitions for people with dwarfism and describes himself as an embodiment of resilience and determination.
Inspekta Mwala, a veteran Kenyan actor born in Taita Taveta county, has spoken about growing up with dwarfism and the stigmatisation he faced, which led him to discover his acting talents by cracking jokes with friends. He began acting in 1994 and recently won medals in England in competitions organised for people with dwarfism.
Fred Obachi Machoka testified in High Court that Facebook remarks allegedly published by Robert Alai falsely portrayed him as HIV positive and damaged his reputation, personal life and business interests. Machoka, a veteran broadcaster with a career spanning police service and media roles at Voice of Kenya, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Radio Citizen and Citizen TV, is pursuing a defamation suit against Alai.
EACC CEO Abdi Mohamud dismissed claims that the commission drops cases or conducts weak investigations, stating that courts determine outcomes, not the commission. He emphasized that Kenyans must understand constitutional freedoms and the appeal process in high-profile cases that have passed through multiple courts.
Citizen TV remains Kenya's most-watched station with 56 per cent audience share, but social media has overtaken television as the leading source of news, accounting for 27 per cent of consumption compared to TV's 25 per cent, according to the 2025 State of the Media Report Survey.