Category: Politics

• May 1, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Defence and the Chief of Defence Staff visited Maiduguri’s Theatre Command, reviewing troop readiness, frontline support, and the recent success of Operation HADIN KAI. The officials recognized soldiers' efforts and renewed calls for lasting peace in the North East, including confronting Boko Haram.

• March 27, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Nakuru local Evans Kimori has urged U.S. President Donald Trump to deport Governor Susan Kihika over her extended stay in the U.S. beyond the legally allowed maternity leave period. The request highlights neglect of duties, as locals face healthcare challenges. Despite updates on development projects, Kihika remains silent on her absence. Women leaders defend her, emphasizing the complexity of balancing leadership and motherhood.

• March 20, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from Kogi Central is embroiled in a recall process entangled with allegations of coercion and bribery, reportedly involving Yahaya Bello and Godswill Akpabio. Residents were allegedly misled into signing petitions, spurred by accusations of her misconduct and harassment claims against Akpabio, stirring political and public opposition.

• January 9, 2025
• C Badenhorst

Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, a significant figure in South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters party, has resigned from his role as a Member of Parliament after nearly ten years of service. While he leaves his parliamentary seat, he remains committed to the EFF, amidst rumors concerning his absence from recent party events. His exit coincided with another EFF MP's resignation, sparking discussion on possible internal challenges within the party.

• November 8, 2024
• C Badenhorst

In a groundbreaking move, President-elect Donald Trump has selected Susie Wiles as the White House Chief of Staff, marking the first time a woman will hold this pivotal position. Wiles, a stalwart of Florida's political scene and a key figure in Trump's recent campaign, brings a wealth of experience and strategic acumen to the role. Her appointment is both a testament to her capabilities and a historic moment for the U.S. administration.

• August 13, 2024
• C Badenhorst

Kabelo Gwamanda has stepped down from his role as the Mayor of Johannesburg, citing political instability within the ANC. His resignation highlights pressing challenges within the party's leadership structure. The ANC plans to hold an emergency meeting for next steps.

• July 30, 2024
• C Badenhorst

In a historic move, President William Ruto has nominated Dorcas Agik Oduor as Kenya's Attorney General. Oduor, a legal veteran with over 30 years of experience, could become the first female Attorney General if approved by the National Assembly. Her career is marked by significant contributions to Kenyan law and her role as Secretary of Public Prosecutions with the ODPP.

• July 29, 2024
• C Badenhorst

Former President Donald Trump has dubbed Vice President Kamala Harris 'Laffin' Kamala Harris' in a recent post on Truth Social. The moniker references her noted laughter, mimicked by a TikTok impersonator. This follows Trump's history of assigning nicknames to political foes. Speculation grows around Harris potentially replacing President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee.

• July 26, 2024
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Martha Karua, leader of Narc Kenya, has departed from the Azimio La Umoja coalition, citing 'prevailing political developments.' This decision came after several ODM officials joined the cabinet, leading to tensions within the alliance. Karua was Raila Odinga's running mate in the 2022 presidential election. The coalition now faces significant challenges amid these leadership changes.

• July 20, 2024
• C Badenhorst

The article stresses the critical need to protect asylum seekers through improved policies and criticizes the current administration for jeopardizing the lives of individuals fleeing persecution. It calls for a compassionate approach and encourages citizens to advocate for the dignity and safety of asylum seekers.

• July 11, 2024
• C Badenhorst

Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has denied allegations of extorting Ksh 4.3 billion from Tatu City investors, demanding a public apology. The accusations involve land ownership and development issues surrounding Tatu City, a significant foreign direct investment in Kenya. Governor Wamatangi asked the investors to retract their claims during a press briefing.

• July 9, 2024
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Auditor General Dr. Gathungu has raised significant red flags concerning the management of President William Ruto's Hustler Fund. Her report identifies various inconsistencies, including missing financial statements, untraceable closed accounts, and ineligible loan recipients. These findings highlight substantial financial and administrative challenges.