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William Samoei Arap Ruto is the 5th President of the Republic of Kenya, elected in 2022. Born in 1966 in Uasin Gishu County, Ruto famously rose from a humble “hustler” background, selling chickens to support his education, eventually earning a PhD in Plant Ecology. His political career includes serving as a Member of Parliament and as Deputy President (2013–2022). Ruto’s “Bottom-Up” economic model focuses on empowering small-scale traders and farmers. He is a master of grassroots mobilization and currently plays a central role in mediation efforts and economic reform across the East African region.
Kenyan member of parliament Junet Mohammed has made a startling claim that some Members of Parliament and Senators were allegedly given money during the 2024 process that led to the…
Kenyan President William Ruto has assured citizens that the country’s 2027 general election will be peaceful, free, and fair amid growing political tensions and early campaigning ahead of the vote.…
Kenyan President William Ruto was forced to calm his own security team after a young man suddenly rushed toward him during a public event in Kilifi, in another dramatic security…
Thousands of commuters across Kenya were stranded on Monday after public transport operators launched a major strike demanding the government reverse recent fuel price increases. Public
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has described Africa’s exclusion from permanent membership in the UN Security Council as a “historical injustice” rooted in colonial history.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote says he is considering constructing a mega oil refinery in Kenya’s port city of Mombasa instead of Tanzania’s Tanga port.
Kenya’s Cabinet has endorsed a KSh4.7 trillion national budget for 2026/27, allocating KSh495.7 billion in transfers to county governments ahead of Parliament’s review.
Kenya’s President William Ruto launched the 2026 Diplomatic Brief in Nairobi today, demanding the United Nations Security Council be reformed to include Africa with permanent representation, while boosting Kenya’s global diplomatic role.
