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Former MP Moses Cheboi complained after plans of his organized goons were thwarted by  Hon. Mutai's Security.  Moses Cheboi, captured dishing handouts during a funeral in Kiptororo. (Photo: Danny Cheruiyot, Facebook) By Elkana Sawe Former MP for Kuresoi North Moses Cheboi has complained of the current MP Hon Alfred Mutai's security when a dramatic turn of events took place during a burial ceremony of a former MCA for Kiptororo Hon. Samwel Ngeno.  Word was on a serious allegations that certain goons were heavily bribed by Cheboi to heckle a section of leaders. When they were discovered and identified through a tip from the mourners, the security personnel who were present which included those for Hon. Mutai, quickly got hold of their ring leaders taking them one after another into a toilet space behind a school building. Those who witnessed said the drama was quick but silent with the goons realizing much later that they were escorted into silence.  Word went on that,...

  Ogiek Angered by an MP who vowed to impregnate their women to sire many kids looking like him. Hon. Johanna Ngeno, MP for Emurua Dikir Johanna Ngeno also known as Ngong, is said to be on campaign to be declared a " King Pin" in the Rift valley region. By Elkana Sawe A video clip of Emurua Dikirr MP, Johanna Ngeno is making rounds after declaring intentions to sire many children with the women of Marioshioni.  " I am Kipsigis which translate to siring kids. I want to come here and make love with your women so that everywhere you will find children that look like me, Ngong!" The legislator is captured speaking in vernacular Kipsigis during on Friday at Nessuit during a celebration of caveat lifting in the lands of East Mau, mostly inhabited by indigenous Ogiek.  Following this the Ogiek community was not impressed terming Hon. Ngeno's statement as immoral, demeaning and irresponsible.  " May that MP know we are no longer less educated, nor ignorant of our r...

The governors spend no penny on development but splurge excessively on travel and other areas . Governors By Beatrice Cheruto Details have emerged of 10 governors who failed to spend a shilling on development in a record three months. The latest expenditure report covering July to September 2024 reveals the counties that did not spend a penny on development but splurged on other non-priority areas including travel. The 10 governors are Wisley Rotich (Elgeyo Marakwet), Benjamin Cheboi (Baringo), Simba Arati (Kisii), Issa Timamy (Lamu), Johnson Sakaja (Nairobi), Moses Badilisha (Nyandarua), Godhana Dhadho (Tana River) and Jonathan Bii (Uasin Gishu). Others are Simon Kachapin (West Pokot) and Joseph Ole Lenku (Kajiado). The revelations contained in a report by Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o now shine the spotlight on some of the county bosses who campaigned on a platform of development. For Sakaja and Kachapin, this is the second time their administrations have report...

" It is a run for education. Education is everything for a generation that wants to grow in every aspect beyond sports" - Eliud Kipchoge Director of Chepsaita cross country Barnabas Korir, Patron Sir Farouk Kibet and Marathon Champion Eliud Kipchoge have a chitchat before an interview on the upcoming cross-country. By Kipkemoi Amos  The second edition of the Great Chepsaita Cross country has overwhelmingly attracted 10,000 athletes competing in various categories in the 2024 edition happening on December 6th at Chepsaita in Uasin-Gishu County. According to Barnaba Korir, the director of the competition, more athletes wanted to register for the competition but have been left out due to the already registered high number. He added that more than 15 countries have sent their athletes to the competition making the cross-country a world class event.  Chepsaita cross-country aims at improving education for the young people  Speaking at an exclusive interview with Citizen Tv alo...

Namibia elects Nandi-Ndaitwah as country’s first woman president. By Al Jazeera Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, 72, won with 57 percent of the vote, flouting predictions that she might be forced into a run-off. Na mibia's vice president, Rd Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, of the governing South West Africa People's Organization, (SWAPO) waves as she casts her vote in a presidential election in Windhoek, Namibia [File: Esther Mbathera/AP] Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has been elected Namibia’s president and will be the country’s first female leader, results released by the country’s electoral commission show. The 72-year-old won with 57 percent of the vote, according to official results declared on Tuesday by the electoral commission, flouting predictions that she might be forced into a run-off. The 72-year-old President-elect joined the Parliament in 1990 “The Namibian nation has voted for peace and stability,” Nandi-Ndaitwah said after being declared president-elect.  Her win cements her governing ...

Embracing a New Era: The Rise of Kuresoi North Under Hon. Alfred Mutai's Leadership By Beatrice Cheruto After August 2022, rose a servant with a testament to the power of visionary leadership for Kuresoi North. A constituency that is now experiencing unprecedented growth and prosperity under the diligent and passionate guidance of the servant and leader, the current Member of Parliament, Hon. Alfred Mutai. His transformation to the area has not only captivated local citizens but has also started to attract both investors and students, eager to be part of this burgeoning success story. Hon. Alfred Mutai during a recent meeting with the country's Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki  Under the previous leadership of Moses Cheboi, Kuresoi North remained stagnant for over a decade. Many locals describe this period as one of missed opportunities, where the community's potential was underutilized and development lagged behind. The contrast could not be starker with the current ...