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When Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua returned to Kenya, what should have been a routine political moment turned into a disturbing spectacle of organized thuggery, sanctioned silence, and terrifying disorder. Videos and eyewitness accounts revealed scenes of unprovoked violence at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, where goons—some masked, some openly identifiable—assaulted, mugged, and terrorized innocent citizens. All …

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“What emerges is not a portrait of a reformer but of a leader playing prosecutor without the constitutional tools, preempting institutions while ignoring the stench within his own backyard.“ President William Ruto’s thunder against parliamentary bribery collapses on contact with the law: a president does not arrest—institutions do. On Monday, August 18, 2025, Ruto alleged …

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“Gachagua’s return flight to Kenya is more than a scheduled arrival—it is a political event with all the markings of a potential turning point. Whether it signals the beginning of a revolution or the final nail in his political coffin remains to be seen, but one thing is certain—Kenya will never be the same again.“ …

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The Fire Ruto Cannot Contain: When the President Points Fingers with Dirty Hands In a nation already simmering with discontent, President William Ruto has thrown gasoline into the fire. During a public address, the Head of State accused members of Parliament of accepting bribes to pass the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Bill—an accusation so …

Ruto’s Fake Crusade: Fighting Corruption with One Hand, Feeding It with the Other. Parliament reacts furiously.Read More

By Arch. Dr. D.K. Gitau |The Diaspora Times Editor. President William Ruto walks into the 88th United Nations General Assembly as one of the most polarizing African leaders of his time. At home, he is battered by protests, accused of corruption, and condemned for a brutal crackdown that has left Kenyans dead or disappeared. Abroad, …

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“Ruto promised to include more beneficiaries—without increasing the budget. The result? A ballooned list of dependents with no money to support them.” Report by Serah Kiraitu | Diaspora Times Correspondent-Kisumu Over 1.76 million Kenyans—elderly citizens, orphans, vulnerable children, and persons with severe disabilities—are staring at an uncertain and potentially devastating future after the National Assembly’s …

Everything Ruto Touches Turns to Ash: The Inua Jamii Confusion and the Collapse of Compassion.Read More