President William Ruto, Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o and Senator Tom Ojienda, when the Head of State hosted leaders from Kisumu county at State House, Nairobi, on Wednesday/PCS
As politicians rev up their engines more than two years before the 2027 presidential election, Kenya is witnessing a fierce prelude marked by coalition manoeuvring, youth activism and a scramble to shape the national narrative.
The high cost of living and persistent inflation have eroded household budgets. Fuel, food and essentials remain unaffordable for many, while unemployment—especially among the youth—looms as a ticking time bomb. Thousands of graduates are struggling to find meaningful employment.
