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A NAKURU CEC DEMANDS THE PRESIDENT OF THE KSHS 500 MILLION PROMISE.  By Roslyn Kwamboka Mr. Leonard Bor, a CEC for agriculture in Nakuru County has slapped President William Ruto over what he termed as a fake promise to the people. Speaking at a function at Kiwanja Ndege village in Kamara, Kuresoi North, Mr Bor criticized The President for not honoring the Kshs 500 million he promised early in the year for electricity connectivity in the area.  A screenshot of a video of Mr. Bor making demands to the President at Kiwanja Ndege, Kamara. " Wakati President alikuwa hapa, kuna pesa alisema ni ya stima ya last mile. Tunataka hiyo pesa tuone ikifanya Kazi. Hakuna haja sasa eti kuna sehemu haijamulikwa... " Demanded Mr Bor. He also accused his area MP for not constructing a single road since being elected while praising the county government for building many roads in the constituency. However there is an evident of the ongoing first ever tarmac road in Kuresoi North constituency c...

Kalenjin tradition strictly upholds gender equality while performing any rites accustomed to the community. Thus, the adage,  Moroge tum komomi Chepyoso, translating to, No rite is complete without the presence of a Woman.  By Gerald Kipsang On Saturday November 24 Kiptororo Shrine Elders, in their bid to uphold traditional prayers and guidance of the community, discussed and nominated Hon. Liza Chelule  to be a spokeswoman for the Kipsigis community and in completing the circle of the elders when making decisions and rites involving the community. This was agreed by the elders who hold high respect in regard to  the popular and high profile Kiptororo Shrine in Kuresoi North.   Honourable Liza Chelule, Nakuru Woman Representative. " Ko u en kotap tumin kotugul, ko kaketil boisiek en Kapkorosuni kele nekoto chepyosok tugul en bororiet ko Liza Chelule nemi ak boisiek ak kotilu ngalekab emet nekoto kwonyiik tugul chebo Kipsigis, asi kosulda tumwek tugul ak bandap ...

  Florence Wanjiku was reportedly stabbed multiple times by her lover, Pastor Elias Njau, on Thursday, November 21 Wanjiku, who suffered serious injuries, said the attack occurred hours after she met with Njau at an entertainment joint  She tearfully recounted how Njau began following her all the way to her home after she decided to leave the venue  By Njogu Kimani A 33-year-old woman, Florence Wanjiku, is recovering at Optimum Hospital in Nakuru after her estranged lover, Pastor Elias Njau, allegedly stabbed her multiple times on Thursday, November 21, before fleeing.                     Pastor Elias Njau The pastor, affiliated with the Jesus Compassion Ministry Church, is said to have carried out the attack at their home in Rongai, Nakuru. Speaking to The Oracle Call from her hospital bed, Wanjiku said she had met Pastor Njau earlier Thursday at an entertainment joint to discuss business and personal matters. Later, she...

  Ruto appoints retired KDF boss Robert Kibochi and former MPs Gumbo, Mishra to State jobs By Benjamin Muriuki, President William Ruto has appointed former Chief of Defence Forces General (Rtd) Robert Kibochi as the new Chairperson of the Board of Directors for Mwai Kibaki Referral Hospital.        Gen. (Rtd) Robert Kibochi The appointment was announced in a Gazette Notice dated November 22, 2024. In addition, former Rarieda MP Nicholas Gumbo has been appointed as the Chairperson of the Board of Directors for the Kenya Sugar Board, while former Kesses MP Swarup Mishra will serve as the Chairperson of the Board of Directors for the Kenya Biovax Institute Limited.                Former Rarieda MP Nicholas Gumbo Former Kesses MP Swarup Mishra Kiprop According to the Gazette Notice, the three appointees will hold their respective positions for a term of three years, with their appointments taking effect immediately.

  Ever wonder when the world will end? Science has the answer By Elkana Sawe In the future, extreme temperatures, ranging from 104°F to 158°F (40°C to 70°C), would be deadly for most mammals, including humans. Our bodies wouldn’t be able to sweat effectively enough to cool down, leading to heatstroke and death. The combination of extreme heat, high humidity, and limited resources would likely lead to a mass extinction event. When the world will end, according to scientists A new study by the University of Bristol paints a grim picture of Earth’s future, predicting a mass extinction event in roughly 250 million years. This die-off, however, wouldn’t be caused by human activity as we know it today. The study intentionally didn’t account for additional heat caused by human activities like burning fossil fuels. This means the actual extinction event could occur much sooner than 250 million years. Some scientists believe that the world will be utterly desolate by 2200, or 182 years from...

  Half century old school becomes an epitome of admiration after MP transforms it. By Kipkemoi Amos Saino (formerly Mindililiet)primary school in Kuresoi North was established in 1975 and founded many scholars who are now in their mid 50' currently serving the nation in various capacities. Despite being the oldest school in the constituency even after the advent of Constituency Development Funds, Saino remained a caricature of structures for all the decades. It attracted no good eye of any leader to improve it untill when the current Member of Parliament took office.  A recent image of finely constructed Administration Block of Saino Primary school. ( Photo: Denis Kirui ) Today the school boasts of a well constructed administration block, two mordern classrooms that are attractive due to the committed patronage of the area MP. This has garnered alot of admiration from the development conscious individuals with many expressing satisfaction in their comments.  Image of Sain...

Hon. Mutai's Impressive Performance offers bright future to the constituents. By Gerald Kipsang A constituency that is currently undergoing a remarkable transformation under a very inspiring leadership of their MP is Kuresoi North. It's MP is one Hon. Mutai, and his area is nothing short of satisfying and joyful flowing, glowing development. There is a palpable excitement in the air as you walk through various shopping centers and villages where a witness of the tangible changes are happening before the eyes of the residents . From Kipsinendet, in the heart of Kamara to the center of Chepkinoiyo in Nyota and from the high altitudes of Sachoran to the edges of Kiptororo everyone has a reason to join in this celebration of progress. Hon. Mutai Alfred(in the middle) with CS for Energy Opiyo Wandayi and Hon. Joseph Tonui,Mp Kuresoi South, during a commissioning of Electricity connectivity at Arorwet,Kiptororo  Many roads are in various stages of construction, providing vital connec...

  The Hon Mutai Volleyball Tournament introduces Kuresoi North All-Stars By Elkana Sawe and Kipkemoi Amos The vibrant atmosphere at Gacharage Court , in the heart of Kuresoi North, was nothing short of exhilarating as the Hon. Mutai Tournament took centrestage, bringing a rush of excitement and competition to Kuresoi North. Amidst fans' cheers, it was a witness of a fantastic display of athletic prowess as teams vied for the prestigious title and a generous prize purse. Hon Alfred Mutai, MP Kuresoi North and sponsor of the tournament addresses fans and players before the finals of the competition   The event was marked not just by the enthusiasm of the spectators but also by the esteemed presence of Paul Bitok, an internationally acclaimed coach and one of Kenya's top volleyball mentors. His watchful eye scanned the court as promising talents from both men and women's teams showcased their skills, hoping to catch his attention. It wasn't just any ordinary day—when figur...

 𝗛𝗼𝗻. 𝗟𝗶𝘇𝗮 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗹𝘂𝗹𝗲'𝘀 𝗣𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝘂𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗳𝘁 𝗡𝗮𝗸𝘂𝗿𝘂 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝘆  By Kipkemoi Amos In the heart of cosmopolitan Nakuru County, there is a woman whose love and compassion extend their reach to the farthest and remotest villages, touching lives and making waves of change. Her name is Hon. Liza Chelule, a beacon of hope for the less fortunate and a symbol of what it truly means to care for one's community. From remotely villages like Arorwet  bordering Kericho county to the many townships within Nakuru  county, her name sounds always for the good deeds. Hon. Liza Chelule's journey is defined by her unwavering commitment to making the less fortunate smile. Her passion isn't just a fleeting emotion but rather a deep-rooted mission infused with the genuine desire to uplift the lives of those around her. In every village she visits, from bustling centers to forgotten corners, her presence is felt and her actions left in the hearts of many. Unde...

  The PESA which will be EAC currency is being championed by Yoweri Museveni. "The General gave us a roadmap of Monetary Union of a single EAC currency, The PESA , which will be superior to the Euro, USA dollar and to the Sterling pound"  - Hon. David Ole Sankok, Member of EA Legislative Assembly. By Elkana Sawe In 1963, a federal government for the East Africa Community was supposed to be in place. Unfortunately, it was never successful due to the then political, social and economic challenges and later differences of ideologies from the founding presidents of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.  Members of EALA during a past meeting. Over the years bringing together the East African Community has been on various attempts including the forming up of East African Legislative Assembly.  The East African Legislative Assembly in Arusha, Tanzania. Today the assembly which draws representation from the nations of DRC,Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia and South Sud...

By Gerald Kipsang  The tribe with the lowest height is the Bambuti, often called the Mbuti.  Four groups of Ituri Pygmies, together referred to as the Bambuti, live in the Ituri Forest in the Eastern Congo (Kinshasa). Their average height is less than 4 feet 6 inches (137 cm). A Bambuti woman in Ituri forest of Eastern Congo. The average Pygmie is under five feet tall. They are only 35 percent shorter than average people. Research has shown that this small stature is hereditary and not the result of starvation. A family of the pigmy tribe  Researchers have spent years attempting to determine why the Pygmies are Africa's shortest tribe. A missionary posing for a photo with the Bambuti pigmy women and children in Congo  The small stature of pygmies has been explained by a number of ideas. According to conventional wisdom, pygmies' size results from travelling through impenetrable forests and eating few calories. Nonetheless, some research indicates that the pygmies' he...

By Beatrice Cheruto Nyayo Tea Zone is a government Parastatal investing on tea crops along the belts of most of the highland forests in Kenya. But in a belt along  Kibaraa village, in Kuresoi North, Nakuru County, its workers are crying of delayed wages causing huge distress to them. It is around 3pm as we approached a house of one Mary*( not her real name) , in a remote village of Kibaraa where our guide tells us that most villagers work to plug tea in the nearby vast farm of the Nyayo Tea Zone Labourers in the NTZ farm in Kuresoi North carry tea for planting on their backs headed for a new planting sites in Kibaraa, Kiptororo We are welcomed by three children between the ages of 3 and 10, all girls, with pitiful eyes looking up on us. They look so hungry and perhaps with fear could not ask us of anything to eat but their look in their eyes tells it all. I reached into my purse to find if anything edible remaining to get to them and i could only feel the chewing gum and a crushed ...

Upto a thousand youths to benefit the skill by the end of the program. By Elkana Sawe Early in the week , Honourable Alfred Mutai, MP for Kuresoi North held talks with the AA driving school in an attempt to partner with them in his bid to ensure riders in his constituency have the requisite skill. The globally recognized driving institution was represented by their fleet manager to Kenya, madam Emily Muma during the discussion with the MP in his office at Bunge Towers Nairobi on Wednesday. Kuresoi North MP Hon. Alfred Mutai with madam Emily Muma, the fleet manager AA, Kenya. Kuresoi North has over 1000 boda boda operators,mostly youths who ply various routes to earn their daily bread. This, however does not mean all have legitimately completed driving lessons posing serious risks of offending traffic rules.  According to the Member of Parliament, the choice to target boda boda riders is also to open opportunities to be competent drivers in the fast competitive world that require ex...