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List of All Registered Political Parties in Kenya

As the longest serving president in Kenya’s history, Daniel Moi was on the list of African leaders who clung onto power against the wishes of many Kenyans.

For a long time, Moi was opposed to a multi-party system of governance. During his inauguration in 1978, he said he would follow in the footsteps (nyayo) of the first President Jomo Kenyatta.

The onset of a multi-party system in Kenya created…

How to Unsubscribe from a Political Party You Didn’t Apply for

Thousand of Kenyans have raised numerous complaints for having been enlisted by political parties that they never subscribed to. Politicians obtain most of these data by fooling unsuspecting Kenyans to either subscribe to some USSD codes or they get it from data miners.

As a result, most Kenyans find themselves receiving alerts from political parties they don’t support. A good example is during…

"With a comfortable majority, but unsure about what the future holds in Ottawa, Ontario’s Liberals are pressing ahead with their goal of a provincial pension plan within two years."

"Finance Minister Charles Sousa’s fiscal update Monday put a bit more meat on the bones of the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (ORPP), a mandatory payroll deduction for the three million Ontarians without a company pension. Background papers accompanying the update promise legislation soon -- though there’s no hard date -- and firmed up what we can expect to pay and what we’ll get."

"Still to be explained is the cost of setting this up and which Ontario workers must opt in."

"Another unknown is what this all going to cost."

The Toronto Star, November 20, 2014: "Charles Sousa's economic update gives shape to Ontario pension plan: Mayers," by Adam Mayers