Religious leaders from North Rift region ban politicians from campaigning in Churches and Mosques, cite rising political tensions ahead of August vote.
ODM holding talks with Mvita MP Abdulswamad Nassir and businessman Suleiman Shahbal to reach consensus on who should fly the party's flag in the Mombasa gubernatorial race.
Political analyst Herman Manyora says Kenyan election is one of the most expensive, asks IEBC to cut on its spending especially on legal services and other unnecessary expenditure.
Democratic Action Party - Kenya (DAP-K) says its candidate in the Kakamega gubernatorial race remains Ayub Savula Angatia, asks residents to vote him in.
Nakuru Senator, Susan Kihika, denies fuelling infighting in the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party in the county, calls for sobriety among leaders ahead of April 14 primaries.
Bunyore elders from Vihiga county endorse incumbent Governor Wilber Ottichilo's re-election bid, he will face off with former National Assembly Speaker, Kenneth Marende.
Kalonzo Musyoka says Wiper will field a party candidate for negotiations in the Nairobi gubernatorial race under the Azimio La Umoja One Kenya coalition.
Former Nairobi governor, Evans Kidero, says he has not fallen out with Raila Odinga despite resolving to run as an independent candidate in the Homabay gubernatorial race.
Kwale aspirants eyeing different seats on ODM party tickets reject nomination results, argue that the process was not free, fair and credible, ask for a repeat.
High Court stops IEBC from proceeding with the hearing on rigging claims made by Gatundu South MP, Moses Kuria, asks Legislator to serve the Commission with court papers.
ANC's Director of Political Affairs, Kennedy Omulo, says there is a lot of firefighting and blackmail in Azimio coalition, terms it as a group of politicians with selfish interests.
Education CS, George Magoha, maintains that the directive banning politicians from schools until national examinations are over is still on, asks them to use other public facilities.
Kakamega Senator, Cleophas Malala, and his predecessor, Boni Khalwale, laud the power sharing deal between Kenya Kwanza affiliate parties, term it as honest.
Westlands parliamentary hopeful, Nelson Havi, asks National Assembly to reject the Finance Bill, 2022 and only approve the August 9 elections budget.
NCCK warns defacing political opponents' campaign materials may lead to clashes if security agencies do not take action, challenges politicians to exercise sobriety.
Nakuru Governor, Lee Kinyanjui, leads a section of politicians in signing an agreement to uphold peace before, during and after August 9 polls.
Thirdway Alliance nominates Ekuru Aukot as its presidential flagbearer in the August 9 elections, this will be his second stab at the presidency.
The Orange Democratic Movement's (ODM) Appeals Tribunal issues guidelines on how its aggrieved members can file cases against the party primaries.
NCIC releases lexicon words termed as hate speech including Hatupangwingwi, madoadoa, kama mbaya mbaya, kama noma noma, and mende among others, warns politicians against using them.
IEBC launches Election Security Arrangement Project (ESAP) Manuals aimed at enhancing collaboration with Administration of Justice Sector to facilitate a coordinated election security plan.
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) refers election-rigging cases against MPs Sabina Chege and Moses Kuria to Director of Public Prosecutions.
Kiambu County Assembly Speaker, Stephen Ndichu, steps down in favour of Karungo Wa Thang'wa in the senatorial race ahead of UDA nominations.
Nakuru senatorial hopeful, Tabitha Karanja, changes her name to Tabitha Karanja Keroche, says she will be easily identified with her company's name.
ODM asks disgruntled aspirants to file appeals on nominations with the party's Disputes Tribunal online, gubernatorial hopefuls to pay Ksh100,000 to file their petitions.
ODM asks aspirants who lost in the party primaries not to join other political parties, says all disputes will be heard and determined in a fair manner.
DP William Ruto releases ‘Hatupangwingwi’ remix moments after NCIC classified the word as bordering hate speech.
Elgeyo Marakwet Senator, Kipchumba Murkomen, accuses NCIC of playing politics by classifying some unharmful words as hate speech.
Protests rock Homa Bay county over plans by the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to issue direct nomination certificates to some aspirants.
Kiharu MP, Ndindi Nyoro, terms ban on certain words by NCIC inconsequential, says the Commission is powerless and acts subjectively.
IEBC to train 250,000 police officers on Electoral Code of Conduct to help in maintaining law and order during the electioneering period.
Nakuru Senator and gubernatorial aspirant, Susan Kihika, denies being a Jubilee mole in UDA, says accusations are malicious and unfounded.
Slang master Alessandro Olocho Santo alias Madocho picked by NCIC as its brand ambassador to help spread cohesion message to youth during elections.
Molo MP, Kuria Kimani, says UDA will be the model party for democracy as it will conduct free, fair and credible nominations.
Former Nairobi governor, Evans Kidero, cleared by the Registrar of Political Parties to run for Homa Bay gubernatorial seat as an independent candidate.
Kapseret MP, Oscar Sudi, wants NCIC to add Tibim and Riaah in the list of banned words, says the commission is being used to settle political scores.
Kenya Kwanza principal and ANC party leader, Musalia Mudavadi, dismisses existence of deep state arguing that it will not help Raila Odinga clinch the presidency.
President Uhuru Kenyatta’s niece, Catherine Kihanya, who had expressed interest in Gatundu South parliamentary seat, steps down for former MP Ngengi Muigai.
Kiambu senatorial aspirant on a UDA ticket, Karungo wa Thang'wa, says the party has leaders who are willing to nurture upcoming ones.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) chairperson, Wafula Chebukati, says that the commission was allocated Ksh4.5 billion less in the budget read by Treasury CS, Ukur Yatani.
Wiper Party has rubbished the meeting between Azimio-One Kenya presidential aspirant, Raila Odinga, and the coalition's affiliate parties. Says it was not included in the meeting meant to save the coalition from crumbling.