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By Ahmed Salat Ali | Political Affairs | AARAN TV KE  More than a year before Kenyans head to the ballot, the race for Nairobi's City Hall has already burst into life, setting the stage for what promises to be one of the fiercest and most consequential contests of the 2027 General Election. While the presidential race will command national attention, the battle for control of Kenya's capital is rapidly emerging as a political barometer that could reveal the strength, organisation and electoral appeal of the country's competing political formations. Unlike previous election cycles, where the gubernatorial contest gathered momentum only months before polling day, the scramble for Nairobi has begun unusually early.  Incumbent Governor Johnson Sakaja, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) hopefuls James Gakuya and Irungu Nyakera, alongside several other prominent figures, are steadily positioning themselves for a bruising showdown. 𝗦𝗔𝗞𝗔𝗝𝗔 𝗕𝗔𝗡...

Wajir West MP Hon. Yussuf Mohamed Farah (Muliro) has congratulated Ahmed Kanyare Bishar following his appointment as a Commissioner of the Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC), describing the appointment as a recognition of exemplary leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to public service. By Ahmed Salat Ali | Political Affairs Editor, AARAN TV KE  Wajir West Member of Parliament Hon. Yussuf Mohamed Farah (Muliro) has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Ahmed Kanyare Bishar following his appointment as a Commissioner of the Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC). In his congratulatory message, the legislator described the appointment as a well-deserved honour, reflecting Ahmed Kanyare Bishar's dedication, integrity and distinguished record of service. "Congratulations, Brother Ahmed Kanyare Bishar, on your well-deserved appointment as a Commissioner of the Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee (IGRTC).  This ...

By Ahmed Salat Ali political Affairs AARAN TV KE  Major (Rtd.) Abdullahi Bashir Says Landmark Highway Will Transform North Eastern Kenya and Boost Regional Trade  Mandera North Member of Parliament Major (Rtd.) Abdullahi Bashir has expressed satisfaction with the steady progress of the 68-kilometre Gari–Rhamu road, a critical component of the 750-kilometre Isiolo–Mandera Highway being implemented under the Horn of Africa Gateway Development Project. Speaking after an inspection tour of the project, the legislator described the pace of construction as encouraging, revealing that the first kilometre has already been tarmacked, while work on the remaining sections is progressing steadily. The MP noted that the Isiolo–Mandera Highway is jointly financed by the Government of Kenya and the World Bank, while the Gari–Rhamu section is funded through a partnership between the Government of Kenya and the African Development Bank (AfDB). He further observed that the project includes the ...

By :Ahmed Salat Ali political Commentator, Freelance Journalist and Wajir West Resident As the countdown to the 2027 General Election gathers pace, Wajir West is once again emerging as one of Northern Kenya's most unpredictable political theatres.  Beneath the calm surface, an intense contest for influence is unfolding. Aspirants are quietly consolidating networks, elders are holding consultations behind closed doors and political camps are expanding their grassroots machinery. Across markets, mosques, villages and tea kiosks, one question dominates every conversation: who will inherit Wajir West's parliamentary seat? Unlike many constituencies where incumbency provides a comfortable advantage, Wajir West has built a reputation for political volatility. Its voters have repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to reject established leaders in favour of fresh faces whenever they believe change is necessary. Here, political survival is earned—not guaranteed. Every election resets the...

 By Ahmed Salat Ali| Political Commentator | Freelance Journalist The countdown to Kenya's 2027 General Election has already transformed Wajir County into one of the country's most politically active arenas. With roughly a year remaining before voters head to the ballot, political alignments, community consultations and clan-based negotiations are gathering momentum, shaping what promises to be one of the most fiercely contested elections in the county's history. Across Wajir, communities are intensifying internal consultations in an effort to consolidate support behind candidates they believe can secure elective positions ranging from the County Assembly to Parliament, the Woman Representative seat and, ultimately, the governorship.  Community endorsements have increasingly become a defining feature of local politics, reflecting the enduring influence of traditional leadership structures and collective decision-making. Among all the communities preparing for this political...

By Ahmed Salat Ali | Political Affairs Editor, AARAN TV KE  The Mulembe region has resolved to throw its full political weight behind President William Ruto's re-election bid, citing the government's development record, including major infrastructure projects, expanded healthcare services, support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and sustained economic growth. Speaking during an empowerment programme in Sabatia Sub-county, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula said the region's decision was informed by the tangible development projects undertaken by the Kenya Kwanza administration.  He pointed to the construction of sports stadiums, the expansion of the road network, improved access to quality healthcare, and initiatives aimed at strengthening small businesses. "After the overwhelming reception we received at Silverline in Eldoret, I joined the people of Sabatia for an empowerment programme targeting women, youth, and persons with disabilities. T...