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THE BUNGOMA COUNTY GUBERNATORIAL ASPIRANT KENNETH LUSAKA HAS CONTINUED URGING THE BUNGOMA ELECTORATE TO SUPPORT HIS BID, AS HE SEEKS TO RECAPTURE THE GOVERNOR’S SEAT WHICH HE LOST FIVE YEARS AGO. LUSAKA ALSO ASKED THE VOTERS TO REMAIN PEACEFUL BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER ELECTIONS. HE SPOKE THIS IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW YESTERNIGHT ON TANDAO TV. …
The senate speaker kenneth makelo lusaka yesternight had an opportunity to address kenyans from world over, especially the electorate in western region’s bungoma county. In an exclusive interview with tandao tv’s robert wanyonyi, lusaka started by clarifying the difference between him and his rivals, stating that his leadership is aligned with service, unlike politics in the case of his rivals, terming it a major contributor to his election as bungoma’s first governor.
Making sure that all the communities residing in bungoma are united, he said, is his first achievement, improving the agricultural sector which he termed as bungoma’s economic backbone, the health sector, improving the conditions of civil servants and infrastructure being part of his success as bungoma county boss during his tenure.
Lusaka added that leading the county as the first governor, and setting up a foundation and structures of devolution, to ease future administrations’ progress in the county, was not a walk in the park.
Lusaka urged the bungoma electorate to support his bid, adding that completing the projects he initiated and doing many more, is his first priority once he sets foot in office after the fourthcomming general elections.
Empowering the youth, women and people living with disability, introducing tax relief to small scale workers and supporting financially needy students in education are part of lusaka’s agenda for the county, not forgetting sugarcane farming, saying that he will champion for re-equipment of nzoia sugar factory, to boost the productivity of the factory, a move he says will be beneficial to the sugar cane farmers.
Lusaka too urged kenyans to be remain peaceful at this time when political temperatures in the country are escalating, advising kenyans to shun away from being misused by the competitors in the political class. The surest answer on whether kenya kwanza’s lusaka, will be able to unseat azimio la umoja’s incumbent bungoma governor wickliffe wangamati will come out loudly on 8th august, which is swiftly approaching in three week’s time. by JACOB MACHESO
Attemps by students and staff to put out the fire in Mabole Secondary were in vain as the county fire fighters appeared after the fire had caused great damage .
property and belongings of students of mabole secondary school in Butere Kakamega county was reduced to ashes after the fire outbreak of dormitory that houses around 287 form ones students . the dormitory wa said to have caught fire around 10:00pm as students were doing their evening preps .
Attemps by students and staff to put out the fire were in vain as the county fire fighters appeared after the fire had caused great damage .
The deputy county commisioner Mohammed Hassan said he has launched investigation to establish the real course of the fire . Form one students have been told to go back home as the school board of management is looking for help from CDF emergency funds , friends and other stakeholders so as to plan on the school and other stakeholders so as to plan on the means of accomodation of the students
property and belongings of students of mabole secondary school in Butere Kakamega county was reduced to ashes after the fire outbreak of dormitory that houses around 287 form ones students . the dormitory wa said to have caught fire around 10:00pm as students were doing their evening preps .
Attemps by students and staff to put out the fire were in vain as the county fire fighters appeared after the fire had caused great damage .
The deputy county commisioner Mohammed Hassan said he has launched investigation to establish the real course of the fire . Form one students have been told to go back home as the school board of management is looking for help from CDF emergency funds , friends and other stakeholders so as to plan on the school and other stakeholders so as to plan on the means of accomodation of the students
Attemps by students and staff to put out the fire were in vain as the county fire fighters appeared after the fire had caused great damage .
The deputy county commisioner Mohammed Hassan said he has launched investigation to establish the real course of the fire . Form one students have been told to go back home as the school board of management is looking for help from CDF emergency funds , friends and other stakeholders so as to plan on the school and other stakeholders so as to plan on the means of accomodation of the students
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The deputy county commisioner Mohammed Hassan said he has launched investigation to establish the real course of the fire . Form one students have been told to go back home as the school board of management is looking for help from CDF emergency funds , friends and other stakeholders so as to plan on the school and other stakeholders so as to plan on the means of accomodation of the students. by FANTASTONE MUTAMA
BAADA YA SIKU CHACHE YA PROFESA PAUL WAINAINA KUJIUZULU ,BARAZA LA WANAFUNZI WA CHUO KIKUU CHA KENYATTA WAMEEDELEA KUPINGA UONGOZI MPYA ULIYOKO.
Baraza la Wanafunzi wa Chuo Kikuu cha Kenyatta limejitokeza na kukataa uamuzi wa serikali kuhusu kufutwa kazi kwa naibu chansela wao Prof. Paul Wainaina. Paul Wainaina ambaye alifutwa kazi baada ya kushindwa kutoa maelezo kuhusu shamba la ekari 400 lililokuwa la Chuo Kikuu cha Kenyatta ikiwa ni pamoja na ekari 30 za Shirika la Afya Duniani, alishindwa kudhibiti hisia zake wakati wa hotuba yake na Wafanyakazi wa Chuo Kikuu baada ya kuwahutubia kwa mara ya mwisho kabla. kuondoka katika majengo ya Vyuo Vikuu.
Wanafunzi hao wamesema hawatambui usimamizi mpya ambao uliteuliwa na kumfuta kazi makamu wa chansela haikuwa suluhu. Wanafunzi hao wakiongozwa na kiongozi wao, George Ngege walisema kuwa serikali ilipaswa kufuata taratibu zinazofaa kabla ya kumfukuza makamu wao.
Wanafunzi hao pia walikuwa wakilalamikia Hospitali ya Rufaa na Utafiti ya Chuo Kikuu cha Kenyatta kwamba wanafunzi wa udaktari na uuguzi hawapewi nafasi ya kufanya mazoezi yao jambo ambalo linawalazimu kuenda hospitali za mbali ili kupata nafasi hizo. by David Amani
The law society of Kenya says it will file a lawsuit to force the government to compensate the families of victims of extra-judicial killings and forced disappearances.
The law society of Kenya says it will file a lawsuit to force the government to compensate the families of victims of extra-judicial killings and forced disappearances.
The law society of kenya has colaborated with other organisations to seek for compensation to the families and victims of police brutality and introduce a national campaign against it given that the case are presented and never acted upon or rather justice was never issued to the expectations and contentment of the victims.
However with the aim of reviving hopes to the victims the LSK said that a team of lawyers will be obtained with attemps of filling those case again to various courts in order to quwnch the thirst for justice to the lost souls and other victims.
Police brutality actually has paused Kenyans under a cloud of doubt of wether they should continue to entrust their live with the fellow men who intern end up torturing their innocent flesh or rather depend on themselves for maximum security which happens to be the duties of the police to safeguard Kenyans.
This incident intensively hiked up when Covid -19 kicked off in this country where curfew propelled and prolonged Kenya’s sufferings through being clobbered and injured on multiple occasion all over Kenya while they were just trying to be on the safer side with the Government.
By Celestine Naema
