Tag Archives: The Lower Eastern Times

JSC Postpones Court of Appeal Judge Interviews

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has decided to delay the scheduled interviews for the position of Judge of the Court of Appeal, originally planned from June 18 to June 21. This postponement was announced by Winfridah Mokaya, the JSC secretary, who explained that it was a gesture of solidarity with …

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Ramaphosa Re-Elected as South Africa’s President

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was re-elected for a second term on Friday, after his humbled ANC cobbled together an unprecedented coalition government. Lawmakers in Cape Town voted overwhelmingly to put Ramaphosa, 71, back in office for another five years after the May 29 general election that produced no outright …

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PS Bitok: New ID Cards in 21 Days for Kenyans

Kenyans can now expect to receive their new identity cards within just 21 days, thanks to a new initiative implemented by the government. This involves the introduction of a 24-hour printing drive and the acquisition of a state-of-the-art ID card printing machine by the agency overseeing the process. Julius Bitok, …

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From Kyuso to Paris: John Munyithya Climbs Banking Ladder

The journey of a resilient young man from Kyuso who ascended to become a prominent banker with a doctoral degree is a testament to unwavering determination and perseverance. John Kyalo Munyithya, originating from Gai in Kyuso district, Mwingi North sub-county, defied his humble beginnings to emerge as a distinguished figure …

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Malawi Declares 21-Day Mourning for Vice President Saulos Chilima

Malawi’s President, Lazarus Chakwera, has declared a 21-day mourning period starting Tuesday to honor Vice President Saulos Chilima, who tragically lost his life in a plane crash on Monday. Chakwera has also ordered that all flags be flown at half-mast during this period of mourning. Details regarding funeral arrangements will …

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Busia Court Sentences Alleged Terrorist to 30 Years

A suspected terrorist has been sentenced to a 30-year prison term by a court in Busia, nearly a year and a half after the trial began in December 2021. Jackton Jacob Kanoti, also known as Abdul Hakim, was apprehended in Siaya for his affiliations with both Al Shabaab and the …

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CS Kuria denies Rumors of a Rift Between President Ruto and DP Gachagua

Moses Kuria, the Public Service Cabinet Secretary, has rejected suggestions of tension between President William Ruto and his deputy, Rigathi Gachaagua. During an appearance on Citizen TV’s ‘The Explainer’ show on Tuesday evening, Kuria dismissed speculation about a potential fallout between the country’s top two leaders, insisting that they maintain …

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‘Noma Tuachie Nani?’ SK Macharia Announces Closure of Directline Assurance

In a shocking development, Royal Credit Company has declared the immediate closure of Directline Assurance Company, with all its operations ceasing effective immediately. Dr. SK Macharia, the Chairman of Royal Credit Limited and owner of Royal Media Services, released a terse statement today confirming the closure and subsequent termination of …

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TSC Sends Termination Letters to Protest-Involved Interns

Intern teachers at Junior Secondary Schools, who have been engaged in protests seeking permanent employment, have reportedly begun to receive termination notices from their employer, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). The alleged letters, dated June 6, seen by The Star, cite professional misconduct as the reason for termination. According to …

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Study: Half of Kenyan Women Do Not Know their ‘Fertile Days’

Do you know when you’re most fertile? According to the KDHS, the majority of women in Kenya don’t. A recent analysis indicates that over half of Kenyan women are unaware of their fertile window, the specific days in their menstrual cycle when they can conceive. Only about 38.1% of women …

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