Karim Benzema, in an undated photo. The striker has been ruled out of this year's World Cup tournament. Cometh the day, cometh the hour. World Cup is finally here, but a blow to France as champions suffer a huge injury blow.It is going to be a pulsating 32 days,64 games,
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World Cup tournament beckons as Ghana, Uruguay meet
“No need to raise alarm on Covid19 infections”, says Health Ministry.
Kenya's health ministry has ruled out reintroduction of restrictions imposed in curbing the spread of corona virus disease in the country. The ministry of health, on Monday14 said that the increase in Covid-19 infection rates in the country should not be a cause for alarm. Acting Director for Health Dr. Patrick
Government seeks public opinion on ‘Hustler Fund’
The Government has rolled a three - day event ,seeking views from the members of public on the 'Hustler Fund', which aims at offering small enterprises affordable loans. The National Treasury and Economic Planning said the event, which commenced on Monday 14, will be conducted in Nairobi, Kitui, Mombasa, Nakuru, Meru,
Kenyan teachers, and the ‘copy and paste’ mentality
Teachers donning uniforms. The idea is currently under consideration in Kenya's education system. The proposal that Kenyan teachers will be wearing uniforms has elicited laughter and curiosity in equal measure. A common Kenyan adage "Kenya sihami', loosely translated as 'I won't leave Kenya', is ever active in social media, moreso as numerous
Junet vows to scamper UDA MPs plan to replace Chebukati.
Honourable Junet Mohamed Suna East MP Junet Mohamed opposed the government's plans to amend the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Act to change the selection panel required to vet new commissioners. According to the MP, the plan sought to disrupt and subdue the integrity of the electoral body by unfairly selecting
“I am ready to work with the president.” Kalonzo says.
Wiper party leader with Pres.Ruto during a previous meeting Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has offered to help President William Ruto run the government should he be called upon. Speaking on Tuesday November 8, the former Vice President said the current problems facing Kenya need partnership in order to be solved. However,
Vetting process that has been a recipe for incompetence
Gender and Youth Affairs Cabinet Secretary Aisha Jumwa, during the recent vetting process where she was cleared fit to be a Cabinet Secretary. Kenyas have had silent cries over the quality of vetting panels, cries that have always been justified ed when the vetted persons start working. When the vetted officers
