“Moses Kuria: Ruto’s Weapon of Mass Distraction or Miscalculated Asset? “Advisor or Liability? Moses Kuria and the Burden of Speaking Truth to Power” Too Loud and plain speaking to Be Trusted, Too Useful to Be Ignored: Kuria’s Ride Through Ruto’s one mouth guided jester court” By Arch. Dr. D.K. Gitau | The Diaspora Times Atlanta …

From Ruto’s Wingman to Political Maverick: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Moses Kuria.Read More

“While I deeply sympathize with those affected, this moment serves as a sobering lesson for those who have chosen to align themselves with a rogue regime: in systems built on impunity and betrayal, no one is truly safe—not even the loyal.” By D.K. Gitau| The Diaspora Times In a nation where history repeats itself not …

The “Tũkũnia” Curse Comes to Fruition: When “Kunda Ngũtũme” Cheers as the Regime Devours Its Own”Read More

By Arch. Dr. D.K. Gitau | The Diaspora Times “Diaspora Voting Is a Mirage: A Tool to Derail and Exploit Kenyans Abroad“ “While Jewish immigrants rose from the horrors of concentration camps to build powerful cities across America, Kenyans in the diaspora remain distracted by dinners and President Ruto’s performative Diaspora Ministry circus.“ For years, …

“From Sobibor to Congress and City Hall: How the Jews in America Rose While Kenyans Remain Distracted by Diaspora Ministries”Read More

“While Martha Karua understands how the process should work, pursuing it without the proper institutional framework amounts to little more than a noble but futile gesture.” The Mirage of Inclusion and the Reality of Division “Participating in an electoral system that neither upholds democratic values nor safeguards the sanctity of the vote—where manipulation is routine …

Ballots Without Benefit: Why Diaspora Voting is a Delusion, Not a Democratic Duty.Read More

By Martha Karua for President 2027 “Every Kenyan has the right to vote, whether in Kisumu or Seattle.” This week, as I engage with fellow Kenyans across the United States, one issue keeps rising to the surface: why is it still so hard to vote from abroad? Our Constitution is clear.– Article 38 of the …

The Right to Vote Shouldn’t End at the Border: Reimagining Diaspora Voting for Kenyans in the U.S.Read More

For thousands of Kenyans who won the green card lottery in their forties and embarked on the transatlantic journey to the United States, the American dream shimmered with promise: opportunity, stability, and reinvention. Yet decades later, many of these migrants find themselves entangled in a psychological and emotional tug-of-war—neither fully at home in the U.S. …

Torn Between Two Worlds: Kenya’s Midlife Immigrants and the Dilemma of Return.Read More

 “The dreams of our youth are the future’s promise.” – Edgar Whisenant Arch. Dr. D.K. Gitau- The Diaspora Times I watched with a heavy heart as the Diaspora Caucus, under the stewardship of the self-styled diaspora leader Mr. Gikonyo, earnestly articulated its ambition to unseat President William Ruto in the 2027 election through its endorsement …

“From the Ashes of ‘Hustler Lies’: A Generation Awakens” Diaspora Caucus Must Rethink.Read More