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Rift Valley did not vote for Uhuru Kenyatta in 2017 - Gladys Boss Shollei
The Uasin Gishu Women Rep while appearing on K24's Punchline on Sunday night together with her Homa Bay counterpart Gladys Wanga , said that “When people from Rift Valley woke up to vote in 2017, they did not wake up to vote for Uhuru Kenyatta. They woke up to vote for Ruto who was in partnership with Uhuru Kenyatta.” Gladys Shollei The Woman Rep further added that many people in the Rift Valley voted for Jubilee Party in 2013 and 2017 General Elections because they supported Ruto and not President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Suspects too drunk to stand trial now free men
Photos of drunk suspects at Kibra Law courts Police have now freed suspects who were arraigned at Kibra Law courts on Thursday while too tipsy to stand a trial. Confirming the release, Nairobi area police boss Mr.Phillip Ndolo said that the suspects were released on "humanitarian grounds ".
More than 3000 of contraband sugar disappear from godowns
Police are investigating loss of more than 3000 bags of sugar suspected to be laced with mercury in two godowns in Changamwe and Jomvu in Mombasa. The godowns were closed last year by a multi agency team led by KEBS and KRA probing contraband sugar suspected to be contaminated with mercury and copper. In one the godowns owned by Bollore in Changamwe, thousands of sugar bags disappeared two weeks ago. Source the Star
School suspends SDA students for refusing to seat exams on Saturday
Five students from AIC Chebisaas Boys High School in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County moved to court on Wednesday after they were suspended for allegedly refusing to sit for exams on a Saturday. According to the students who belong to the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) faith, Saturday is their professed Sabbath Day and they should observe it by going Church. The school management allegedly suspended them on July 6, 2019 for failing to do the allocated exams their Sabbath Day. The students accused the school of infringing on their religious rights.
Big shock as a man pictured arrives to siphon fuel from a leaking truck
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No More Kenya Primary Education Examinations (KCPE), Government declares.
President Uhuru Kenyatta looks on as invigilators and class eight pupils at Uhuru Gardens Primary School in Nairobi unseal KCPE exams papers on day two of the national examinations. PHOTO | COURTESY STATE HOUSE President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced there will be no national examinations in primary schools under the new curriculum. Uhuru made the declaration on Friday during the third National Conference on Curriculum Reforms at the KICC. Junior secondary schools will now be domiciled in secondary school doing away with examinations to be held in Grade 6 during the transition. These are part of the recommendations by a task force set up to iron out the issues surrounding the implementation of the new curriculum which has been adopted by the President. The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development had been pushing for class seven and eight teachers elevated because the primary school cycle will be shortened to six years. The two classes will be dropped from prim...
I'm still a Gor Mahia player- Dennis Oliech
Dispute between the Gor Mahia fc and striker Dennis Oliech has escalated after the player said that he doesn’t recognize a letter terminating his contract issued to him by the club on Tuesday. Dennis Oliech in action, photo courtesy Oliech has dismissed the letter and insisted that the main reason for not attending training is because of an injury he has been nursing on his fractured hand suffered at the end of last season. “These stories you have been hearing are all lies and the truth of the matter is that I have never recovered from the injury on my hand that fractured, the bandage was just removed two weeks ago. The team manager has only called me twice contrary to what is being said and even if I didn't pick he could have texted me. I trained with Gor Mahia twice after they returned from Burundi and after advice from the doctor I had to stay away, the team manager knows that,” said Oliech. He insisted that he is still a Gor Mahia player and blamed the club for...
South Sudan deports 16 Kenyans
Kenyan flag ,image courtesy Sixteen Kenyans are expected back home after South Sudan ordered for their deportation. The 16 Kenyans, alongside four British nationals, were working for a private security company but on Tuesday, the Ministry of Interior gave them 72 hours to leave the country. According to The East African, the deportation orders came just a few days after their company, Insight Security, failed to resolve a pay dispute over salaries and arrears of guards working for the firm. “There are 16 Kenyan nationals who have been given 72 hours to pay all dues which they owe the government, and also pay our people their pensions…then leave the country,” Thiik Thiik Mayardit, the Juba deputy mayor said. The Insight Security firm was closed down last week on allegations that it exploited local workers and had not paid taxes. Two of the company’s senior administrators were briefly detained in Juba last Wednesday but later released. More Victor Wanyama signs for Club ...
Business: KENYA AIRWAYS reports Billions of Losses
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 ...