Don’t blame opposition for eyeing manna from Karen
President-Elect William Ruto welcomes the Movement for Democracy and Growth led by the Party leader David Ochieng (MP Ugenya) in Kenya Kwanza Alliance.
Those who’ve since flown to Karen should have made it known earlier they weren’t serious when they made the vow that they would stick with Azimio in sickness and in death.
We live in a country where those looking for a long-term relationship are no longer repulsed by the happily married.
Christianity was supposed to be a way of life, but our Christians have made it a way of mockery.
These days it’s hard to turn a corner without bumping into predictions of the collapse of the opposition.
Barely a day after the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) announced the results of the presidential election, those who had read the latest World Food Programme (WFP) report, on the looming drought and famine in the Horn of Africa, started running to Karen to pick their portion of the strategic grain reserves before it ran dry for other members of the opposition who were still dragging their feet at the Supreme Court.
