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Aladwa Denies Plot to Disrupt Linda Mwananchi Rally in Nairobi
By Judy Kendi • Sep 11, 2026
ODM Nairobi chairman George Aladwa has denied allegations that he and Governor Johnson Sakaja are planning to disrupt the Linda Mwananchi rally scheduled for Sunday, insisting the political group has a constitutional right to conduct its activities peacefully in the capital.
Johnson Sakaja Warns Politicians Against Tribalism and Violence Ahead of 2027
By Judy Kendi • Aug 31, 2026
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has urged political leaders to reject tribalism, violence and hate speech ahead of the 2027 General Election, calling on Kenyans to evaluate candidates based on their ideas, performance, track record and promises.
Sakaja Confirms Talks to Leave UDA for ODM, Citing Late Raila Odinga’s Influence
By Judy Kendi • Aug 26, 2026
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has confirmed that he is in discussions about joining the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and leaving the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA), amid growing political realignments ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Police lay siege to City Hall over Sakaja arrest
By Okinda Benjamin • Mar 30, 2026
Police camp outside City Hall, Nairobi to arrest Governor Johnson Sakaja for snubbing Senate PAC summons, Police Spokesperson Michael Muchiri says
Sakaja orders 48-hour flood response plan to address drainage and infrastructure damage
By Joyann Angel • Mar 16, 2026
Johnson Sakaja has directed officials to develop a 48-hour action plan to tackle flooding, damaged roads and drainage failures across Nairobi following heavy rains that have disrupted transport and affected several neighbourhoods.
Sakaja Vows to Make History as First Nairobi Governor to Serve Two Terms
By Judy Kendi • Mar 9, 2026
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has declared his intention to seek re-election in the 2027 General Election, expressing confidence that he will become the first governor of Nairobi County to successfully serve two terms.