Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Kenya

Sakaja declares interest in the Nairobi Governor’s seat

Published

Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja has declared his interest to vie for Nairobi Governor’s seat in next year’s general election maintaining that he will not step down this time round.

In 2017, Sakaja had also declared interest but stepped down in support of the former Nairobi County boss Mike Sonko.

Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp

Speaking Exclusively to Capital FM News, the first time senator and a former Nominated Member of the National Assembly said his track record speaks for itself exuding confidence that Nairobi residents will vote for him

In this article:
Comments
Comments

More on Capital News

CHINA DAILY

Death toll rises to 8 in North China factory explosion

Eight confirmed dead in Shanxi biotech factory explosion. Authorities detain company representative and launch full investigation.

9 minutes ago

CHINA DAILY

Iranian president says talks with US ‘step forward’

Iranian officials call recent nuclear talks in Muscat a "step forward," emphasizing dialogue while rejecting coercion amid US-Iran tensions.

15 minutes ago

NATIONAL NEWS

Police yield to pressure to record shooting of 21-year-old KMTC student in Huruma

VOCAL Africa said the police only recorded the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old KMTC student in Huruma after public pressure mounted.

53 minutes ago

County News

Sakaja says corrupt officials behind night demolitions in Mukuru

The Governor emphasised that the county government supports infrastructure development, including the construction of access roads, but insisted that all projects must follow due...

1 hour ago

Fifth Estate

DR. HESBON HANSEN: A New Electorate Is Rising — Are Politicians Ready?

There is a shift underway in Kenya. It is grounded less in proclamations and more in whether the pounce delivers. That distinction may prove...

1 hour ago

Fifth Estate

OPINION: What Xi Jinping’s Renminbi Push Means for Geopolitics

For nearly 80 years, the United States dollar has anchored global finance. According to the International Monetary Fund, it still accounts for roughly 58...

1 hour ago

NATIONAL NEWS

‘Azimio without ODM is dead’: Ruto mocks Uhuru’s efforts to revive Azimio

President William Ruto declares Azimio Coalition “dead without ODM” amid opposition leadership changes and delays in gazettement, warning of another electoral defeat.

2 hours ago

NATIONAL NEWS

Muli-led NLP becomes first African member of International Libertarian Alliance

Kenya’s National Liberal Party joins the International Alliance of Libertarian Parties, marking Africa’s entry into the global libertarian movement.

2 hours ago