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Former Wajir West Parliamentary Contender Mohamed Yussuf Elmi Joins Wajir in Marking 42 Years Since Wagalla, Survivors Renew Call for Justice

By Ahmed Salat Ali Aaran Tv Ke WAJIR — Hundreds of survivors and relatives of victims of the 1984 Wagalla massacre marched through Wajir town on Friday to mark the 42nd anniversary of one of Kenya’s darkest chapters, renewing demands for justice, compensation and full implementation of past reform recommendations. Carrying placards reading “We Want Justice,” “Justice Delayed is Justice Denied,” and “Compensate Victims Now,” the demonstrators walked solemnly through the town centre before converging at Orahey grounds for prayers and speeches. The commemoration brought together survivors, local leaders, activists and professionals, among them Professor Mohamed Yussuf Elmi — former Wajir West parliamentary contender, UDA deputy governor slot candidate and pioneer of Nuria College — who joined residents in honouring the victims and calling for renewed political goodwill to address the long-standing grievances. Painful Memories Resurface Speakers at the ceremony recounted t...

Ruto Unveils Multi-Billion Development Drive as NYOTA Disburses KSh63 Million in Wajir

By Ahmed Salat Ali AARAN TV KE President William Samoei Ruto has outlined an ambitious development agenda for Wajir County, marking the conclusion of the national roll-out of the NYOTA Programme’s Business Start-Up Capital component with a KSh63 million disbursement to 2,520 beneficiaries in the county. The President said the first phase of the programme has so far benefited 121,800 young entrepreneurs across the country, with a total of KSh2.5 billion disbursed to support business start-ups and expansion. “In the coming weeks, each beneficiary will receive an additional KSh25,000, bringing the total allocation to KSh50,000 for every young entrepreneur under the programme,” President Ruto said. Beyond the financial grants, the Head of State noted that beneficiaries will undergo structured mentorship for six months and will subsequently be linked to affordable credit facilities to ensure sustainability and long-term growth of their enterprises. “This is not just about giving ...

Maraga Opens UGM Office in Wajir, Rallies Northern Kenya Ahead of 2027 Race

By Ahmed Salat Ali Aaran Tv Ke The United Green Movement (UGM) has intensified its grassroots mobilisation drive with the launch of a county office in Wajir, marking a significant step in the party’s preparations for the 2027 General Election. Speaking during the launch in Wajir town, UGM party leader and 2027 presidential hopeful, former Chief Justice David Maraga, said the new office forms part of a nationwide strategy to strengthen the party’s presence at the grassroots and engage directly with citizens on governance and development concerns. “I am here as the leader of UGM and a presidential candidate for 2027. Things are not going well in our country, and that is why we are moving around to listen to wananchi and change how things are done,” Maraga said. He noted that his consultations have taken him to several regions, including the Coast, Rift Valley and Northern Kenya, where residents have consistently raised concerns over governance, accountability and service deliv...

Jalang’o Throws Hat Into Ring for Nairobi Senate Seat, Eyes Showdown With Sifuna

By Ahmed Salat Ali , Political Affairs Aaran Tv Ke Lang’ata Member of Parliament Phelix Odiwuor, popularly known as Jalang’o, has announced plans to contest the Nairobi senatorial seat in the 2027 General Election, setting the stage for a potential battle with incumbent Senator Edwin Sifuna. Speaking during an interview on Radio 47’s Breakfast Show on Tuesday, Jalang’o said his decision was driven by extensive engagement with Nairobi residents and a deep understanding of their concerns. The first-term legislator noted that his frequent interactions with people across the city had convinced him that he is ready to serve Nairobians at a higher level. “I move around a lot. I talk to people, I listen to them, and that is what has given me confidence,” Jalang’o said. “I believe I have what it takes to serve Nairobi at any level.” He added that his experience on the ground has broadened his leadership outlook, making him confident in his ability to take up bigger responsibilities ...

Gachagua Threatens to Name Attackers After Church Incident

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has threatened to publicly disclose the identities of individuals who allegedly attacked him during a church service in Witema, Othaya, on Sunday, January 25, 2026. Speaking on Friday, February 6, 2026, during the funeral service of the late Jamleck Kamau’s mother in Kigumo, Murang’a County, the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader said his team had gathered sufficient evidence identifying those behind the incident. Gachagua said the attack disrupted what had been a peaceful worship service, plunging the church into chaos and forcing congregants to flee the premises for their safety. He maintained that the matter was serious and warned that unless appropriate action is taken, he would have no option but to reveal the names of those he claims orchestrated and carried out the attack.

Aden Keynan Welcomes Court of Appeal Verdict Upholding Constitutionality of NG-CDF

By Ahmed Salat Ali AARAN TV KE The Court of Appeal has emphatically upheld the constitutionality of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF), delivering a major victory for Parliament and reaffirming the fund’s critical role in driving grassroots development across the country. In a landmark judgment delivered on 6 February 2026, a three-judge bench comprising Court of Appeal President Justice Daniel Musinga, Justice Fatuma Tuiyott, and Justice A.O. Muchelule set aside a High Court decision that had invalidated the entire NG-CDF Act, 2015. The appellate court ruled that the High Court erred in declaring the NG-CDF Act unconstitutional, finding that the legislation does not violate the principles of public finance, devolution, or the division of functions between the national and county governments. “The remedy of striking down the entire Act was disproportionate and inconsistent with the principle of severability,” the j...