Advocate of the High Court. Patriot. Executive Director @Gumzo_Kenya. Nyandarua County 018.
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My latest op-ed in The Standard explores why Africa's economic potential can't be fully realised while its markets remain fragmented. Why should Africa's borders limit its economic ambitions?
Read the full article and join the conversation. @IEAKwame@Paul_Muite@edwinsifuna
NRB streets: no drainage, no wetlands to allow water to percolate. Wetlands now filled with high-rise concrete jungles. How does one reconcile this with the Magnificent Talanta Stadium? Balanced Planning?
4. The Status: The Court of Appeal declined to suspend the orders of the High Court, meaning the directive remains fully active and the pressure is officially on!!!
What do you think- Gumzo family—should the Cabinet be reshuffled immediately? Let us know below! 👇🏽✨
2. The Countdown: The Court gave the President 120 days to fix the split, but the deadline passed with no changes.
3. The Risk: Any official decisions made by the current Cabinet could now face legal challenges.
Did you know that President Ruto's 120-day deadline to balance the gender card in his Cabinet lapsed on October 28, 2026? ⚖️
Here’s what you need to know:
1. The Problem: The High Court declared Kenya's Cabinet unconstitutional in June 2026 for breaching the 2/3 gender rule.
When will Kenyans ever reach a breaking point and say in one voice: "enough is enough;tume-kataa"; Ati G-to-G; Fuel importation; zero transparency; stealing conduit with billions ending up in the pockets of a few while this sky-rocketing fuel increase makes life impossible for the majority!
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah is calling on Parliament, the media, and Kenyans to demand greater accountability over public borrowing. Omtatah insists that every shilling borrowed in the country’s name must be traceable from approval and disbursement through to the project or expenditure it financed.
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This is quite unfortunate. @DrBadilishaK, Nyandarua County deserves better leadership. I am glad the DCP Party, led by our party leader @rigathi and @methumuhia, has committed to ensuring that people who rise to county and national leadership have strong academic credentials.
There Goes Milka nyambura a nominated MCA in Nyandarua county assembly who cannot even construct a simple three words question to a chief officer.
It is very unfortunate 💔
Glad to see that @IEBCKenya has taken this matter seriously and committed to dealing decisively with any culprits of this misadventure. Only Kenyans should vote in Kenyan elections. That is an irreducible minimum. We are watching. @rigathi@methumuhia@skmusyoka@orengo_james
Press Release
Response to Allegations and Claims Aired on KTN Teaser on Ongoing Continuous Voter Registration
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) wishes to clarify the following matters concerning the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration (CVR). This forms part of the Commission’s commitment to keeping Kenyans informed of its activities, processes and procedures, as well as the applicable legal framework governing election processes in the Eectoral Cycle in preparation for the 2027 General Election.
IEBC seeks to promote public awareness, facilitate informed participation in the electoral process and address misinformation, disinformation and misleading narratives that may undermine public confidence in the electoral process.
The Commission notes with grave concern the continuous dissemination of misleading and unverified information by sections of the media, groups and individuals, through mainstream and social media platforms, concerning its constitutional mandate and ongoing preparations for the upcoming General Election. In particular, the Commission has witnessed sensationalized reports and unsubstantiated stories regarding the Commission's Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise which is being conducted across all the 290 constituencies throughout the entire Republic. Such reporting risks misleading the public and undermining confidence in the electoral process.
The Commission reiterates that the stories on electoral malpractice or illegality relating to the registration of voters, illegal transfers of voters and alleged registration of foreigners as voters in Kenya and abroad remain unsubstantiated and untrue. To date no entity, organization, group or individual has submitted to the Commission any credible evidence supporting any such allegations of illegality and malpractice. Where credible evidence is presented, the Commission shall take appropriate action including disciplinary action, investigation into criminal conduct and where culpability is established, criminal prosecution and punishment shall be undertaken in accordance with the laws of Kenya.
The IEBC wishes to clarify to the public that its constitutional mandate under Article 88 of the Constitution is limited to the registration of eligible Kenyan citizens who possess National Identity Cards (IDs) and valid passports and maintenance of the Register of Voters. In addition, IEBC does not issue National IDs or Kenyan passports. These functions fall within the mandate of the relevant State Agencies responsible for identification, citizenship and immigration. Any association or references to IEBC in relation to issuance of IDs or passports is factually incorrect, malicious, intended to misinform and risks misleading the public regarding the respective mandates of the relevant State institutions.
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KTN has uncovered allegations of Kenyan voter registration materials being moved into Uganda and claims that foreign nationals could be targeted for registration, with the Suam border at the centre of the claims.
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Kenya cannot preach national unity while politicians like @DidmusWaBarasa normalise discrimination based on ethnicity. A Kenyan’s tribe should never determine whether they qualify for a job. Competence, qualifications and merit—not ethnicity—must be the standard. #2027Elections
Ethnic discrimination has no place in Kenya. Any public leader suggesting that Kenyans should be denied jobs because of their ethnic community is reckless, divisive and fundamentally contrary to the principles of equality and merit that should guide our public service.
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Yoweri Museveni on why Uganda ended its oil deal with Kenya:
“He says Uganda was buying petroleum products through middlemen in Kenya, until a Kenyan senator alerted him.”
“It was not a G-to-G deal. It was a G-to-middlemen deal.”