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CS Mutua and MP Mutuse Present Seven Key Demands to President Ruto Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua recently issued a statement following a significant meeting with leaders from the Ukambani region. The former Machakos County Governor outlined several important issues that were discussed, alongside seven pressing concerns that will be raised with President William Ruto in an upcoming meeting. Mutua emphasized that their primary goal was to engage with President Ruto on critical matters related to the development of the region. Among the main points of discussion were urgent priorities like improving road infrastructure to enhance connectivity and stimulate economic…

The decision by the United States to freeze foreign aid has raised concerns, especially in Kenya’s health sector, as it could significantly impact vital programs. Recently, reports emerged that USAID had begun sending termination letters to key partners, indicating a suspension of funding for various projects. National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has voiced his support for the decision by US President Donald Trump, describing it as a wake-up call for African countries. Speaking at the funeral service of Baringo Senator William Cheptumo on Saturday, Wetangula emphasized that this situation should prompt African nations, including Kenya, to reassess their reliance on…

Chaos Erupts Inside SDA Church in Nakuru West as Pastor and Elders Clash A dramatic fight broke out during a church service at the California Seventh-Day Adventist (SDA) Church in Nakuru West, leaving several people injured. The violent confrontation reportedly stemmed from allegations of serious misconduct, including the mismanagement of church funds. Tensions Boil Over Inside the Church The incident, which took place on Saturday, saw congregants—including church elders—engage in a heated physical altercation right inside the sanctuary. Women and children screamed in fear as punches were thrown, and chaos spread throughout the unfinished church building. Reports indicate that tensions…

President William Ruto has responded to a recent headline by the Standard newspaper, which labeled him as a cunning leader. Speaking during a church service at Jesus Winner Ministry in Roysambu, Nairobi, on Sunday, Ruto dismissed the characterization, suggesting that the newspaper’s description stemmed from his ability to overcome political challenges set by his rivals. “If you look at today’s Standard newspaper, the headline says that Ruto is very cunning. But I want to tell them that I am not as cunning as they claim. What they see is not my own wisdom but the grace of God leading me.…

President William Ruto has praised Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja for the way he handled the conflict between the Nairobi County Government and Kenya Power after their phone conversation on the issue. Speaking during a church service in Roysambu on Sunday, Ruto commended Sakaja for being a strong and courageous leader, especially for having the humility to apologize after county officials dumped garbage outside Stima Plaza in retaliation. The President revealed that he had intervened by calling both Governor Sakaja and Kenya Power officials, instructing them to resolve their standoff immediately. He acknowledged Sakaja for taking his advice seriously and acting…

Kibera Residents Earn Bitcoin for Collecting Garbage A global fintech company is making waves in Kenya’s largest slum, Kibera, by introducing a new way for residents to earn money—getting paid in Bitcoin for participating in waste collection and management. The platform, known as Afribit, has gained global recognition for its innovative approach, even being featured in Forbes over the weekend. It is changing how financial transactions happen in areas that are not typically linked to fintech advancements. Unlike wealthy estates like Kileleshwa, which are home to established financial institutions, Kibera is now emerging as an unexpected player in digital finance.…

a dramatic incident unfolded at PGA Manpower Agency, a recruitment firm in Nairobi, when a frustrated job seeker stormed into their offices demanding a refund. The individual had allegedly been defrauded by the agency after paying a substantial amount in hopes of securing employment abroad. Upon confronting Marcus, an employee of the agency, and requesting his money back, Marcus dismissively retorted, “Fanya vile unataka” (do whatever you want). In a fit of rage, the aggrieved client seized Marcus’s laptop and smashed it, leaving staff members in shock. This incident is not isolated; similar occurrences have been reported where victims of…

Raila Odinga, a prominent Kenyan political figure, recently returned from Dubai, landing in Mombasa before proceeding directly to State House. This visit has sparked discussions, especially in the context of the recent African Union Commission (AUC) chairperson election. At the African Union’s annual summit in Addis Ababa, Djibouti’s foreign minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, was elected as the new chair of the AUC. The other contenders included Raila Odinga of Kenya and Richard Randriamandrato of Madagascar. Notably, since its inception in 1963 (originally as the Organisation of African Unity), the AU has had only one female leader: Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, elected…

the Kariobangi Roundabout in Nairobi has become a focal point for alleged police misconduct, with reports indicating that certain officers are engaging in corrupt practices that target both motorists and pedestrians. These officers are accused of indiscriminately arresting individuals, from boda boda riders to youths with dreadlocks and those carrying backpacks, under dubious pretenses. Such actions have led to widespread concern among Nairobi residents, who feel vulnerable to these arbitrary arrests and subsequent demands for bribes. One particularly troubling tactic employed by these rogue officers involves stopping individuals carrying laptops and demanding proof of ownership. Failure to produce a receipt…

In July 2020, former Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale was involved in a notable incident in Vihiga County. He and several politicians, including Mumias East MP Ben Washiali and Matungu MP Justus Murunga, had gathered at the residence of Hamisi MP Charles Gimose for a meeting. However, the assembly was disrupted by police officers who intervened, citing concerns over public gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the commotion, a video captured Khalwale holding a bucket of water. As officers approached, he splashed the water towards Hamisi OCPD Johana Chebii and then swiftly fled the scene. This act added to Khalwale’s history…