The Orange Democratic Movement has moved to discipline its own Secretary General, Senator Edwin Sifuna — a dramatic internal rupture that lays bare the party’s deepening identity crisis ahead of the 2027 elections.
The High Court escalates Gachagua’s impeachment challenge to a seven-judge bench, calling it a case of historic constitutional significance.
African trade ministers scramble as Trump’s tariff regime threatens AGOA renewal and clashes with the continent’s free trade ambitions.
South Africa’s coalition government teeters as the DA threatens to exit over expanded Black Economic Empowerment reforms pushed by the ANC.
Parliament deadlocks over the IEBC selection panel as the 2027 election approaches with the electoral body still lacking a quorum.
President William Ruto is set to reopen Kenya’s 680-kilometre border with Somalia this month — ending a fifteen-year closure — in a move that blends domestic political calculation with a genuine strategic bet on regional stabilisation and EAC integration.
The AU’s summit culture produces declarations without delivery. Africa needs binding accountability mechanisms, not more communiqués.
The Angola-brokered ceasefire in eastern DRC collapses as M23 advances on Goma, displacing 150,000 and deepening the humanitarian crisis.
Kenya’s SGR approaches profitability after seven years, complicating the debt trap narrative but leaving fundamental questions about Chinese lending unanswered.
Kenya’s Gen Z protesters changed the political landscape. Now the harder work begins: building governing capacity to match their mobilisation power.