Brian Kimani
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Ruto flies to Burundi for COMESA summit
During the COMESA summit in Burundi, President Ruto is expected to engage in bilateral trade talks as he enhances strategic partnerships with other heads of state.
60% of Kenyans support bill to extend presidential term limits: Cherargei claims
Cherargei claimed that 60 per cent of Kenyans who engaged in the public participation phase are in support of the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) (No 2) Bill, 2024. while 40 per cent are opposed to it.
Governor Kihika faults Kenyans for being ‘extremely negative, cynical and unpatriotic’
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika questioned why the public criticised the president for trying to source for money, either locally or externally, to fund mega infrastructural projects.
Ruto boasts of school feeding program reaching 2.6 million learners, targets 10 million by 2030
Ruto explained that the program currently benefits 2.6 million students, a significant increase from 240,000 learners in 2009.
Raila should announce his position over recent abductions: Senator Onyonka
Raila has remained mum over the issue with critics attributing it to the formation of the broad-based government with the Head of State whereby four ODM members joined Ruto's cabinet.
TSC announces 20,000 JSS internship slots; How to apply
TSC explained that the 12-month programme will seek to provide unemployed teachers with the practical experience and exposure to the work environment.
Bomet engineer linked to Ksh.1.2B theft of county funds escapes EACC officers
Engineer Victor Cheruiyot was on the commission's radar for using his position to irregularly acquire multimillion tenders through several companies.
'We are not fair to Kenyans': Wamuchomba says on sending workers abroad for menial jobs
Wamuchomba wondered why thousands of learned Kenyans were been exported to do menial jobs in Qatar instead of enhancing a better environment for them to thrive locally.
Martha Karua claims abductions are sanctioned by President Ruto
Karua explained that the Kenya Kwanza administration has been become notorious for witch-hunting individuals who provide contrary opinions to their mandate.