Kenyan journalist and media personality Lynn Ngugi has stirred conversation after revealing her potential interest in holding elective office, while at the same time clarifying the kind of positions she would aim for if she ever decided to venture into politics. In a post on X, Ngugi thanked her followers and supporters for their confidence
Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has defended his continued involvement in political activities, insisting that his actions are lawful and focused on informing Kenyans about the government’s agenda. Wandayi, who spoke on Citizen TV’s The Explainer show on Tuesday, February 24, dismissed claims that his public engagements amount to early campaigns for President
Kenya’s election seasons are often accompanied by a parallel, largely unseen war, one fought not on rallies and manifestos, but through headlines, hashtags, and whisper campaigns engineered to damage rivals. Over decades, politicians and their operatives have quietly perfected a playbook that weaponises both mainstream and digital media, turning information into a paid-for political tool.
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