Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has announced plans to hold an extended radio discussion on Monday morning, promising to speak directly to the Kikuyu community for three hours. Addressing his supporters, Gachagua said he intends to deliver a robust message during the broadcast, joking that his words would be so powerful that listeners’ “ears would feel […]
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has raised concerns about the current school placement system in Kenya, highlighting what he perceives as inequities in the allocation of students to top secondary schools. Speaking recently, Gachagua stated that children with high academic marks from local communities are sometimes placed in lower-tier schools, while others from outside are admitted […]
George Diano recently sparked debate with remarks suggesting that students from Wajir and Garissa should study in Eastleigh, where their NGCDF (National Government Constituency Development Fund) allocations have been directed. His statement has attracted attention for the way it links educational funding to specific locations. The controversy highlights a recurring challenge in Kenya’s education sector: […]
President William Ruto has expressed strong displeasure over Rigathi Gachagua’s recent remarks regarding school placements, describing the comments as misleading and unhelpful. According to sources, the president believes Gachagua’s statements risk creating confusion among students and parents during a critical period in the education calendar. The disagreement centers on how school placement policies are communicated […]
In a recent statement, Joho confirmed that leaders have fully agreed to President William Ruto’s terms, describing the agreement as “two without a break.” The remark reflects the clarity and finality of the negotiations, signaling unity among the parties involved. The phrase “two without a break” underscores that the terms are straightforward and non-negotiable, leaving […]
Rigathi Gachagua has pledged to restore free education if elected president, invoking the legacy of former President Mwai Kibaki, whose administration introduced free primary education in Kenya. Gachagua’s promise is aimed at easing the financial burden on parents and expanding access to learning for children from disadvantaged backgrounds. In his remarks, Gachagua emphasized that education […]
President William Ruto’s sharp response to Rigathi Gachagua, summed up in the phrase “There are only three things,” has added a new dimension to Kenya’s evolving political discourse. In his remarks, Ruto challenged Gachagua to clearly articulate his policies, explain the source of funding for those policies, and present a credible track record of leadership. […]