On Friday 15th December 2017, Hizb ut Tahrir in Kenya led the Ummah in different major towns in picketing against the recent announcement by the American President Donald J Trump on 6 December 2017, that Al-Quds (Jerusalem) is the capital of a Jewish state and ordered the US State Department to prepare for the transfer of the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and the start of the contract with…

The Supreme Court's decision to order for a repeat of election on 26th October 2017 has sparked political tensions in the country. After the nullification of the August 2017 elections, we have witnessed hullabaloo between the two political divides (Jubilee and NASA) on how to conduct the fresh elections. Jubilee is not concerned with IEBC; it is deeply concentrating in its campaigns to persuade people to participate in the election.

In 8th August 2017, nearly 19 million Kenyans are likely to vote in the General Election; the fifth election since the introduction of multiparty Democracy in Kenya. The main contest lies between the incumbent president Uhuru Kenyatta who leads the Jubilee Coalition and his main rival Raila Amolo Odinga of National Super Alliance.

Yet again the common Kenyans are faced with hard economic times due to high cost of living resulting from the high prices of essential commodities. For nearly five months, basic commodities such as maize flour, milk, cooking fat, paraffin and sugar have tripled in prices. Many households have now adopted new survival tactics of skipping their meals