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Ruto Responds to Kenyans Mocking Him with ‘Kasongo’ and ‘Zakayo’ Nicknames President William Ruto has fired back at Kenyans who have been mocking him by calling him names such as “Kasongo” and “Zakayo.” Speaking during a development tour in Busia County, Western Kenya, on Friday, January 24, the president addressed the nicknames, making it clear that he was fully aware of them but no longer bothered by the criticism. Ruto acknowledged the two titles, saying that some of his critics had taken to calling him “Kasongo” because of what he described as his exceptional intelligence. He stated that he had…
You might not realize it, but the focus you dedicate to your trading can significantly affect your results. Your ability to focus determines whether you’re making the most out of your trading activities or missing out on opportunities. For instance, Trader A who spends an entire hour solely analyzing charts is likely to spot more trading opportunities than Trader B, who divides their attention between the charts and distractions like Discord channels. Similarly, Trader C, who only focuses on the 15-minute chart of AUD/JPY, may miss out on important signals that appear on the 1-minute charts or overlook opportunities in…
“Bring Him Back, Dead or Alive”: Brian Odhiambo’s Mother Makes Emotional Appeal to the Government
In a heartrending plea to the authorities, a grieving mother has made a desperate call for help in finding her son, Brian Odhiambo, who has been missing for six days after allegedly being abducted by Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) officers. On Friday, January 24, Elizabeth Auma, in an emotional outpouring, expressed her sorrow and anxiety, urging the government to step in and take immediate action to bring her son home. With a voice full of pain, she said, “I haven’t eaten since my son went missing. I beg the KWS officers, please, return my son to me. Even if he…
The High Court, on Thursday, January 23, issued a landmark ruling directing National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi and 20 county governors to ensure that at least 30 per cent of their budgets are allocated to development projects as required by the Constitution of Kenya. The ruling, delivered by Justices Teresia Matheka, Rayola Olei, and Robert Limo, declared the ongoing practice by the national and county governments of allocating less than the mandated 30 per cent of their budgets to development as unlawful. The court emphasized that this non-compliance contradicts constitutional provisions designed to promote equitable development and responsible use…
President William Ruto has fired back at his former deputy, Rigathi Gachagua, in a dramatic response to Gachagua’s recent viral tirade during a TikTok Live session. Speaking in Busia County on Thursday, President Ruto addressed the public, accusing Gachagua of engaging in divisive politics that promote tribalism. The head of state suggested that Gachagua’s alleged incompetence and tribal-based agenda were the primary reasons he was removed from the government. “Leaders who are corrupt, incompetent, and rely on tribal politics have no room in this administration,” Ruto told the Busia residents. “That is why you saw those who were selfish and…
A three-judge bench of the High Court in Nairobi has rejected an application by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s legal team seeking a 21-day postponement of his impeachment case. The ruling, delivered on Thursday, came after Gachagua’s lawyers requested additional time to amend the petition challenging his removal from office. The legal team, led by Justice Eric Ogolla, argued for a three-week adjournment to make amendments to the petition and to await the outcome of a related case pending at the Court of Appeal. This case, they said, contested the empanelment of the current three-judge bench handling the impeachment matter.…
Grace Njoki, the woman who was arrested for allegedly disrupting Health Cabinet Secretary Deborah Barasa’s press conference on Monday, January 20, has opened up about her harrowing experience with police officers. Speaking to journalists on Friday morning, shortly after being released on a Ksh10,000 bail, Njoki accused the police of violating her rights by arresting her without providing any clear reason for their actions. Recalling the events, Njoki revealed that she was arrested while seeking treatment at Ladnan Hospital in Nairobi. She explained that while waiting in one of the hospital rooms, she noticed a suspicious man following her. She…
South Sudan has implemented a temporary ban on social media platforms, including Facebook and TikTok, for a period of up to 90 days. This action was taken in response to the circulation of graphic videos depicting the alleged killings of South Sudanese nationals in Sudan’s El Gezira state. The National Communication Authority (NCA) cited concerns over public safety and mental health, stating that the content violated local laws and posed significant threats. The decision to suspend social media access aims to prevent further violence and unrest within South Sudan. Following the release of the disturbing videos, riots and retaliatory attacks…
Kapseret Member of Parliament, Oscar Sudi, has faced criticism for his prolonged absence from parliamentary sessions. Reports indicate that Sudi last signed the parliamentary attendance register on November 9, 2023, during President William Ruto’s first State of the Nation address, marking over 86 missed sessions. This absenteeism has raised concerns among his constituents and fellow lawmakers, as the Kenyan Constitution stipulates that a Member of Parliament can lose their seat if they are absent for eight consecutive sittings without written permission from the Speaker. Despite his absence from parliamentary proceedings, Sudi has remained vocal in the media. In October 2024,…
Whoever showed Riggy G how to use Tiktok , did a grave mistake. huyu atakuwa anaenda live kila siku jioni.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua made his debut on TikTok Live, engaging directly with thousands of Kenyans. This strategic move aims to connect with the younger generation, particularly Gen Z, by addressing pressing national issues on a platform popular among youth. During the two-hour session, Gachagua discussed topics such as Universal Health Coverage, the Social Health Authority, and the new university education funding model. He emphasized the importance of issuing identification cards to young people to facilitate their enrollment as voters in the upcoming 2027 elections. This TikTok Live session represents a shift from traditional communication methods, highlighting the growing…
