Category: Politics - Page 2
Ex-Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria Faces Silence After Dismissal: A Glimpse into the Volatile Nature of Political Influence
Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has revealed a stark drop in phone communications following his dismissal. This silence underscores the immediate impact on his political standing and influence within government circles and highlights the volatile and often unpredictable nature of political careers.
Edwin Sifuna Criticizes John Mbadi's New Support for 'Bottom-Up' Economic Agenda
Edwin Sifuna has voiced strong criticism of John Mbadi’s endorsement of the 'Bottom-Up' economic agenda, a shift from his previous stance. Mbadi, who is vying for a cabinet position, argues that the approach aligns with ODM's manifesto. Sifuna's reaction underscores the political tension and potential divisions within the opposition.
Backlash Erupts Over JD Vance's 'Childless Cat Ladies' Remark at CPAC
Ohio Senator JD Vance's controversial comment referring to childless women as 'childless cat ladies' has drawn significant backlash from voters. Made during a speech at CPAC, the remark has been perceived as dismissive and offensive, sparking a heated debate about gender and family issues in political discourse. Analysts warn that such rhetoric could alienate voters and harm political careers.
President Ruto Exposes Ford Foundation's Alleged Role in Kenyan Protests: A Call for Accountability
Kenya's President William Ruto has alleged that the Ford Foundation is behind recent violent protests against his administration. He questioned the organization's motives and called for transparency and accountability. The protests, driven by young Kenyans opposing new tax measures, have led to multiple injuries and fatalities.
Why President Joe Biden Isn't Always Getting the Full Truth: Psychological Insights Revealed
Dr. Grant from the Wharton School explains why people often don't tell President Biden the full truth. The article explores psychological reasons such as fear of criticism, personal biases, and conflict avoidance. These behaviors can hinder transparent communication in his administration, affecting decision-making and leadership effectiveness.
Governor Wike Predicts 2027 Senate Defeat for Key Political Figures Amid Katsina Rally
During a recent rally in Katsina, Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike predicted electoral defeat in 2027 for several notable political figures, including Babachir Lawal's ally Senator Mohammed Danjuma Goje and former Osun State Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola. Wike assertively spoke out against the APC, accusing it of planned election rigging, urging the people to support the PDP candidate Dr. Yakubu Lado.
Federal Executive Council Holds Minimum Wage Memo for Tinubu's Consultation with Governors and Private Sector
The Federal Executive Council has paused the decision on the new minimum wage, allowing President Bola Tinubu to consult with governors and the private sector. Minister of Information Mohammed Idris noted the new wage will impact various sectors. Consultations aim to find a realistic and sustainable solution that meets diverse needs.
Racists Must Not Thrive in South Africa: Accountability and Justice Are Crucial
Democratic Alliance MP Renaldo Gouws has been suspended after a racist video surfaced online. The video shows Gouws advocating violence against black people. The article supports his suspension, urging criminal charges and criticizing the DA's lack of vetting. It advocates for accountability and condemns racism.
KZN Premier Thami Ntuli Unveils Diverse 10-Member GNU Executive Council
The KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Thami Ntuli, has announced the 10-member executive council for the province's government of national unity. The council is composed of representatives from different political parties based on their vote share. The IFP, ANC, DA, and NFP have been given various portfolios, with the IFP leading the most with four portfolios. This marks a significant milestone in the provincial government's formation.
South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa Secures Reelection Through Historic Coalition Deal
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has been reelected for a second term following a dramatic last-minute coalition deal with the Democratic Alliance and other smaller parties, securing his leadership in Africa's most industrialized nation.
First French Vote Marred by Far-Right Surge and the Lure of Fake Nostalgia
As Alexander Hurst casts his first vote in France during the European elections, he contrasts it with his hopeful first vote in the US. His French experience is clouded by the rise of the far-right National Rally party. Hurst discusses the implications of nostalgia politics and the importance of countering false narratives.
Accusations Fly: Kaduna's El-Rufai Allegedly Embezzles $758 Million from State Funds
Kaduna State House of Assembly member, Nuhu Shadalafiya, has accused Governor Nasir El-Rufai of misappropriating $758 million from state funds. The lawmaker claims the governor misused the money meant for state development without legislative approval. Shadalafiya asserts he has evidence to back his accusations, escalating an ongoing controversy about El-Rufai’s financial management.
