MPs have turned down Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma’s proposal to allow individuals convicted of corruption to hold public office. The Justice and Legal Affairs Committee (JLAC) of the National Assembly recommended rejecting Kaluma’s suggested legal amendments, which aimed to repeal Section 64 of the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes …
Read More »Historic Mama Uhuru House Demolished in Early Morning Operations
The renowned Mama Uhuru house, situated along Kangundo Road at the Kangundo Road market, has been brought down in a dawn demolition. The two-story building, with 136 single-room units, was owned by the family of Kenya’s freedom fighter, Mwanaisha Bilali, affectionately known as Mama Uhuru until her passing on September …
Read More »Kitui: Uwezo Fund Cheques Distributed To Local Groups in Kitui West
In a significant move towards community empowerment, Uwezo Fund cheques were distributed to numerous registered and trained groups of youth, women, and Persons Living With Disabilities (PLWD) in Kitui West sub-county on Tuesday. The distribution was carried out collaboratively by local leaders, including the Member of Parliament for Kitui West, …
Read More »MPs Warn of Censuring Treasury CS Ndung’u Over Delay in Releasing CDF Funds
National Assembly members are considering censuring Treasury Cabinet Secretary, Prof. Njuguna Ndung’u, for the alleged non-release of National Government Constituency Development Funds (NG-CDF). MPs claim that despite National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula assuring that the funds would be disbursed by December 20, 2023, the Treasury has failed to do so. …
Read More »Salsha Betty Sparks Debate: Do Women Set Unrealistic Standards in Dating?
Salsha Betty, a well-known radio and TV presenter, has stirred up controversy with her recent Facebook statement, claiming that women often set standards for men they don’t like. The comment, posted on her social media account, has sparked a heated debate about relationships and expectations. In her post, Betty suggested …
Read More »Sierra Leone Indicts 27 Soldiers in Connection with Thwarted Coup
A court in Sierra Leone has formally accused 27 soldiers of various charges related to an alleged coup attempt. The charges encompass offenses such as mutiny, failure to suppress mutiny, murder, aiding the enemy, communicating with the enemy, and other relevant crimes, as stated by the defense ministry. In November …
Read More »Baringo: Bandits Kill Three Family Members.
In a tragic incident at Chemoe Junction in Baringo North Constituency, three family members were fatally shot by bandits, while three others sustained injuries during the attack. The victims, comprising a father, mother, and their young child, were ambushed en route to a local pass-out ceremony, where they were indiscriminately …
Read More »DP Gachagua Tells President Ruto to Prioritize Kenyans as His Bosses
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has urged President William Ruto to stay resolute and dedicated to serving the people of Kenya. Speaking on Tuesday, Gachagua emphasized that Ruto’s ultimate employers are the citizens of Kenya, and they are the voices he should heed. “Mr. President, I want to offer you encouragement. …
Read More »2,500 Nursing Positions in Saudi Arabia Open for Kenyan Applicants
The Kenyan government’s overseas engagements, spearheaded by President William Ruto, result in 2,500 nursing positions advertised in Saudi Arabia. The Ministry of Labor calls for applications from Kenyan youth for roles such as general nurses, personal assistants, and healthcare assistants. This initiative aims to enhance safe and productive labor migration …
Read More »Why New Tires Have Rubber Hairs
Have you observed that when we purchase new tires, whether for a motorcycle or a bicycle, we often notice small rubber protrusions on the tire’s surface? These tiny rubber hairs are found at various points all over the tire, and many individuals, particularly children, tend to pull them off. Ever …
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