DP William Ruto warns Jubilee politicians

-
Deputy President William Ruto has urged leaders to focus on their mandate of serving the people.
He reminded them that they have a debt to Kenyans through the pledges they made to the electorate in 2017.
In particular, Ruto asked Jubilee politicians to pay attention to the party’s manifesto, whose prime goal is to transform the country. He spoke on Sunday in Suswa, Narok county, where he attended an interdenominational prayer service

Comments

Post a Comment

Add a comment

Popular posts from this blog

KNUT SECRETARY GENERAL WILSON SOSSION WANTS TSC ABOLISHED

-
Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT)  Secretary General Wilson Sossion now wants the Teachers’ Service Commission (TSC) to be abolished. According to Mr. Sossion, who blames the commission for the endless stalemate between the government and teachers, an independent body should be created to help in the regulation of teachers’ welfare. Mr. Sossion also revealed that the union had already proposed amendments in the TSC Act that should only leave the commission with the responsibility of employing teachers. “The mandate that we granted TSC is bad, we need to return it back into the Ministry of Education. We cannot have two government bodies manning the same thing; education. We need to have one office and the money they are using should be used to employ teachers,” said Sossion. His sentiments were echoed by Funyula Member of Parliament Wilberforce Oundo who urged TSC to “respect teachers.” The two spoke during a fundraiser at Ambrose Adeya Adongo Secondary School in Al...
Read more

Machakos County Governor to run for the high office in 2022 General Elections

-
Image
                                                                    Governor Alfred  Mutua at a campaign rally in Machakos  Dr Alfred Mutua ''I'm going for the Presidency I have a clear development track record I will be touring the country. I request Machakos people, Ukambani region and its leaders to support us to bring the seat home.''  The governor was speaking during a campaign rally in Machakos
Read more

Business: KENYA AIRWAYS reports Billions of Losses

-
Image
Kenya Airways has today reported Ksh8.56 billion net loss for the half year ending June 30, from a loss of Ksh4.03 billion recorded in similar period last year. This is despite a slight growth in total income during the period which closed at Sh58.9 billion compared to Sh52.2 billion. Kenya Airways chairman Michael Joseph during the release of the firm's half-year results on Tuesday, August 27, 2019. Photo:   COURTESY Total operating cost edged up to Sh61.5 billion compared to Sh53.2 billion last years, cancelling gains made on income. The management has linked the loss partly to the return in to KQ service of two Boeing 787s that were on sub-leasing to Oman Air, investment in mew routes and adoption of the new International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS16). Chairman Michael Joseph on Tuesday said the growth in revenues which went up by 12% was as a result of improved passenger, cargo and other revenue streams that were mainly driven by the positive performance ...
Read more

PRESIDENT UHURU KENYATTA FORMS SUPER ALLIANCE WITH RAILA ODINGA

-
A national referendum to change the Constitution is now a matter of when, not if, as key political parties and leaders in the country have started working on a rare unity pact that analysts say will form the basis of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s succession politics. President Kenyatta’s wing in Jubilee Party, Raila Odinga’s Orange Democratic Movement, Kalonzo Musyoka’s Wiper Democratic Movement, Musalia Mudavadi’s Amani National Congress, Moses Wetang’ula’s Ford-Kenya, and Gideon Moi’s Kanu are already reading from the same script and are pledging support for the Building Bridges Initiative, which many see as the vehicle to the referendum. A united front bringing together these key political parties could start a wave that eventually installs a leader at State House in 2022. The clearest indication yet of how the referendum question could read was revealed last week when women leaders under the Embrace movement, a pillar in the Kieleweke formation of the President Kenyatta-...
Read more

County Governor sacks four CECs at midnight

-
Image
The Governor of Nyandarua County, H.E Francis Kimemia has sacked four County Executive Committee Members and immediately replaced them with new CECs. The sacking of ,Rose Wamuiya (Industrialization, Trade and Cooperatives), Simon Ng’ang’a (Water, Environment and Natural Resources) ,Faith Mbugua (Education, Gender Affairs, Culture and Social Services)and  Kariuki Mbataru (Public Administration and ICT), some minutes to midnight on Tuesday via press release. Nyandarua County Governor Francis Kimemia at past event, photo courtesy "I wish to notify the great people of Nyandarua County that I have made the following communication to the Hon. Speaker of the County Assembly. As the two-year contract term for my County Executive Committee members nears completion, and as we begin the new financial year, July 2019 to June 2020, it has become necessary to reinvigorate my transformation agenda through injection of new strategic competences for optimal performance and accountabilit...
Read more

How i caught my husband with 'mpango wa kando' Esther Passaris

-
Image
Esther Passaris , photo courtesy Esther Passaris, the Nairobi Woman Rep once walked into a city restaurant for a lunch meeting with a business associate, only to bump into her husband having lunch with another woman. Passaris could clearly tell that her hubby and his guest were not having a business meeting. Anyway, she gracefully walked to their table, a smile on her face, mixed emotions in her heart and stretched her hand and said “hello darling”.  Passaris disclosed during a TV interview. “I walked in, I greeted him and went back to my table,” Passaris recalled that day with a chuckle of satisfaction. They both finished their respective lunch dates and later met at home in the evening. The husband, according to Passaris, walked into their matrimonial home and asked: “What (was that)? Why didn’t you react?”  Trending updates   'I AM  UNSTOPPABLE SPACE JET'- BABU OWINO Passaris looked at him and calmly responded. “I told him: ‘Darling, wh...
Read more

Video- Raila Odinga visits Galana Kulalu irrigation project

-
Image
Raila Odinga at a rally, photo courtesy ODM leader and Former Prime minister Mr. Raila Odinga has today toured the ambitious food security project hosted by Kilifi and Tana River counties, the Galana Kulalu irrigation project.  Raila was accompanied by Kilifi County Governor Amason Kingi and his counterpart Tana River Governor Dhadho Godana. Raila Odinga in Galana Kulalu,Video courtesy  More Seven people arrested for claiming census is satanic Nyeri County Assemby rejects ‘Punguza mzingo’ bill
Read more

Breaking News: Governor Sonko to fire 9 Senior staffs

-
Image
Nairobi County Governor Mike Sonko to fire 6 county ministers and 3 county Chief officers very soon. The Governor has publicly expressed his displeasure on his officers and also accused them of disloyalty and making key decisions without his input has their 'Boss'.  The Governor has narrated that he will emulate Kakamegas County Governor and the current chairman of COG Mr. Wycliffe Opranya's style of leadership who early this month sent home 143 county staffs on alleged corruption related cases
Read more

IEBC announces date for Kibra By-elections

-
Image
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has gazetted November 7, 2019 as the date for Kibra Constituency by-elections .  In a gazette notice dated August 16, IEBC said each political party intending to participate in the Kibra by-election has until August 26, 2019 to submit names of candidates set to take part in the nominations. Party nominations according to IEBC, will be held on September 9 and 10 ,2019. The Kibra  seat fell vacant following the death of former Member of Parliament Ken Okoth, who succumbed to cancer at the Nairobi Hospital.  IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati during a press briefing in Nairobi, Photo Courtesy
Read more