President William Ruto used the last day of his Kisii Nyanza tour to appeal to Azimio leader Raila Odinga to stop sabotaging his administration and allow him to work for the Kenyan people. The President reminded Raila Odinga that they have worked together before and that defended Odinga during the
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President Ruto launches projects in Kisii & Nyamira
President William Ruto on Thursday started a three-day development tour of Kisii, Nyamira and Migori counties that saw the launch of various development projects in the region. In Kisii County, the President presided over the launch of a water supply and treatment plant and the opening of a computer laboratory. In
Good news for K’ogalo as FIFA lifted the ban on them
Kenya Premier League giants Gor Mahia celebrate winning the league trophy. Gor Mahia football club have a reason to smile as finally FIFA lifted the ban on the Kenya football powerhouse.Gor Mahia, popularly known as 'K'ogalo', or 'Sirkal' government) have been serving a FIFA ban since last season for a
Chiloba warns media over violative coverage of Azimio demos
The Communications Authority has Director General Ezra Chiloba has condemned the manner the local media houses handled last week's protests organized by the Raila Odinga-led Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition party. In a statement released to the media, Chiloba says that six television stations, including Citizen TV, NTV, K24, KBC,
President Ruto swears in new CAS’s, asks them to serve with diligence
President William Ruto has officially appointed and sworn in all the 50 nominees who were picked for various Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) positions. The 50 nominees who were expected to undergo parliamentary vetting were sworn in on Thursday morning after the Speaker of the National Assembly referred back
Aggravated homosexuality punishable by death in new Uganda law
Parliament of Uganda has passed into Law a new Ant-Homosexuality legislation that makes it illegal to identify as LGBT in Uganda. The newly passed legislation makes ‘aggravated homosexuality’ punishable by death while gay sex without the aggravated tag carries a mere life sentence. According to the new law, aggravated
Kisumu County signs Ksh 31B Co-Investment MOU with UK company
Farmers in Kisumu can breathe a sigh of relief as the County Government in partnership with a UK-based company, United Green Group (UG) unveils a flagship agriculture investment program set to revitalize the sector. The fists phase of the agreement was signed by Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o and UG Director and
President Ruto begins a 3 day tour of Nyanza
President William Ruto is scheduled to begin a three day tour Kisii, Migori and Nyamira counties from 23rd-25th March 2023. According to Statehouse Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed, the president will launch several road projects during his visit as well as attend the home coming ceremony for Education Cabinet Secretary
