In the dry, sun-scorched stretches of Mbeere North, water isn't just a commodity; it is life. While other candidates are filling the air with promises of what they might do if elected, Catherine Mururi Kabuthi is pointing to what she has already done. Today, we look at the "Water Record"—the single most decisive reason why… Continue reading The Water Record—Actions That Speak Louder Than Campaign Promises
Above;Catherine Mururi Kabuthi addressing Evurore Ward members during a community empowerment programme through an NGO. Look at this image. What do you see? You see a leader who doesn’t just stand above the people, but among them. You see Catherine Mururi Kabuthi—a woman who has spent years listening before ever asking for a vote. For… Continue reading Why Evurore Needs the ‘Mother’s Touch’ in Leadership
Have you ever felt a sudden wave of drowsiness while scrolling through your computer? Or perhaps a strange, unexplainable sense of unease while watching a late-night TV show? While we usually blame blue light or "doomscrolling," a fascinating and chilling legal document suggests there might be something far more technical happening behind the glass. Welcome… Continue reading Is Your Screen Controlling Your Brain? The Mystery of US Patent 6506148 B2
As we approach February 26th, the noise in Evurore is getting louder. But in the midst of the shouting, there is one candidate whose work speaks in whispers of hope and action: Catherine Mururi Kabuthi. While her opponents spend their time in high-end hotels or deep in "government boardrooms," Catherine is where she has always… Continue reading Catherine Mururi Kabuthi:The Only Leader Who Truly Lives Our Struggle
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), a titan of Kenyan politics for two decades, is currently facing one of its most turbulent chapters. At the heart of this storm is Edwin Sifuna, the fiery Nairobi Senator who has served as the party’s Secretary General since 2018. However, as of February 11, 2026, the "Orange House" is… Continue reading The Orange Civil War: Edwin Sifuna, ODM, and the Battle for the Party’s Soul
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