Good morning,
It is on a beautiful Monday morning and the 2027 politics seems to have just kickstarted on a higher gear.
A proposal by Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei to amend presidential term limit seems to have drawn sharp reactions.
This was after the MP presented a memorandum to the National Dialogue Committee at the Bomas of Kenya seeking to amend the Constitution to extend the presidential term limit in Kenya from five to seven years before the next election.
However, his proposal has faced sharp criticism, with critics saying it could be a ploy to introduce “presidents for life” in the near future.
A section of UDA leaders however say the party or State House has nothing to do with the senator’s proposals and that it was Cherargei’s own proposal.
Do you think the presidency could be behind this sinister move? Will you support a seven-year presidential term?
Here is the news making headlines on Opera News App today;
Raila Finally Reacts to Ruto’s Camp Proposal of Increasing Presidential Term Limit to 7 Years
Nandi senator Samson Arap Cherargei’s proposal of increasing the presidential term limit to 7 years from 5 years has sparked sharp reactions from Kenyans online and leaders affiliated to both Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza camp and Azimio la Umoja one Kenya Coalition alias opposition.
According to Mr Odinga, President William Ruto is planning to have presidential term limits removed and that is why he’s after political parties.
Details of DP Gachagua’s Meeting with Mt Kenya Leaders to Tame CS Kuria as Fights Intensifies
Following an alleged fallout between deputy president Rigathi Gachagua and Trade, investment and Industry cabinet secretary Moses Kuria, a reliable source has spilled the beans about DP Gachagua’s meeting that was tipped to counter Moses Kuria politically.
According to the report, MPs, senators and women representatives attended the meeting and they therefore agreed to review the performance of top government officials as soon as possible.
MPs summon Wahome, PSs as Water ministry wars escalate
Parliament has waded into the crisis laden water sector by summoning top ministry officials and agencies to shed light on alleged misuse of money.
The meeting has been called to deliberate on the 2022/2023 budget implementation oversight which has been the thorny issue facing water agencies in the recent past.