Kenya

As we close the year, there are bad habits we shouldn’t take into the new year.

As the repeat election process comes to a close, many people will remember it as the most winding elections in Kenya's history.

Gatundu South Member of Parliament Moses Kuria’s rhetoric post inquiring about a ‘repeat presidential debate’ has evoked mixed reaction on from the online community.

President Uhuru Kenyatta snubbed the presidential debate hosted at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.

Post-debate statements by President Uhuru Kenyatta to the effect that he did not need the debate since his development record speaks for itself betrayed a man whose conscience was troubling.

With NASA at a disadvantage and using fewer elected representatives to mobilise than their opponents, they have to work twice as hard, get agents everywhere, to even scratch the surface.

This debate is said to have been deliberately designed to embarrass Uhuru and raise political temperatures

The contemporary voter needs constant media exposure to their candidate, but also a demonstration of intellectual prowess. And where better to defeat your opponents than in a televised debate?

With Raila Odinga standing alone at the podium during the presidential debate, many Kenyans have the assumption that his actions might win him the seat - therefore devising ways of knowing who will join him in the promised land.

Global news outlets BBC and CNN have been forced to issue clarifications after being the latest victims of fake news about the upcoming General Election.

Mike Sonko and Peter Kenneth are not attending the Nairobi governor aspirants' debate taking place at Crowne Plaza Hotel.

It was a presidential debate that elevated the profile of one candidate and diminished that of the other. Perhaps more than anything else, it helped to swing undecided voters to one side and made them detest the other. It portrayed Raila Odinga as a humble, reachable leader and showed President