Speaking at Amutala Stadium in Kimilili, Bungoma County, during a prayer service, President Ruto said MPs have three roles to play: Representation, law and oversight. This is part of our united efforts,” said President Ruto. At the same time, President Ruto has warned leaders against divisive politics. The President said Kenyans should learn from the past and reject leaders who promote the politics of division and hatred. President Ruto said he is confident that the steps taken by his administration to revive the economy were fruitful.

President William Ruto has differed with his deputy Rigathi Gachagua over the role of MPs and their engagement beyond their constituencies. While speaking in Uasin Gishu, Gachagua had blasted some MPs he said were moving from one county to another politicking instead of serving those that elected them. “I urge the MPs to stay in their Constituency and serve their people. But, speaking Sunday during an interdenominational church service in Bungoma, Ruto instead encouraged the MPs to continue traversing various their regions as that involves their roles. According to Ruto, this is the only way the elected leaders can enhance their oversight and legislative roles.

Illegal second-hand vehicles are becoming a significant challenge locally, with many South African unknowingly buying these cars. Despite efforts to control the imports, some 50 000 new imports are entering the local market each year. Research from the International Transport Forum (ITF) found many of these cars have been found to be "bottom of the barrel" and unroadworthy, adding to air pollution and car accidents. Speaking to News24, CEO of the National Association Automobile Manufacturers South Africa (Naamsa) Mikel Mabasa said the South African automotive industry has been battling huge amounts of car dumping, particularly grey or illegal second-hand imports arriving at the Durban Port each year. According to Mabasa, these imports make up 7.5% of the nation's 12.5 million car fleet.

Kirinyaga - Governor Anne Waiguru has distanced herself from the ongoing political realignment in the Mt Kenya region. Anne Waiguru said tribal and divisive politics is dangerous. Kenya unityIn an indirect attack on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Waiguru warned that the divisive politics being advanced by some leaders in the region should be rejected. Why Rigathi Gachagua is pushing for Mt Kenya unityWaiguru's sentiments come a few days after Gachagua claimed there are individuals plotting against the Mt. During a thanksgiving ceremony at Mutonyora Comprehensive School in Njabini on Friday, May 31, the DP warned Mt.

Nyakwar Janeko called out Nyako or cancelling their TikTok match. Photos: Nyakwar Janeko, Nyako. Source: UGCWhy did Nyako cancel game with Nyakwar Janeko? The two vocal TikTokers were to play a match during a TikTok live, but Nyako cancelled at the last moment. She claimed Nyako cancelled the last-minute game after someone called her and told her not to play against her (Nyakwar).

EaseMyTrip CEO Nishant Pitti fires back at Congress party criticism over restarting Maldives bookings. The controversy erupted after EaseMyTrip lifted a temporary suspension on Maldives travel, sparking accusations from Congress. He emphasizes that upon lifting the advisory, the company swiftly resumed bookings to maintain business operations and meet customer needs. @EaseMyTrip has halted Maldives bookings from January 8th until today. He defends the company’s decision, stressing the importance of both supporting customer needs and staying alert to geopolitical developments.

A limited number of purple Diet Coke cans have been hidden in promotional 24x330ml packs of the Coca-Cola beverage in Sainsbury's stores across the UK. Purple Diet Coke cans are hidden in promotional 24x330ml packs in Sainsbury's stores across the UK now. Discontinued UK sweets and chocolatesBut some shoppers have had other ideas of what to do with the purple Diet Coke can if they find it. One person, commenting on a post about the Diet Coke cans on Newfoodsuk, said: "You’ll make more on eBay selling the can." Another group member, determined to find one of the purple cans, said: "Guess that's (Diet Coke) all we're drinking."

Mary Lincon showered her sister with love after she got engaged. Photo: Mary Lincon. According to reports, Mary's 29-year-old sister Joyce Gichuru and her partner, alleged to be 58, got engaged on Saturday, June 1. Mary Lincon's sister, Joyce, aged 29, gets engaged to a 58-year-old Mbabaz in a colourful event attended by the high and mighty." Carol shared photos from her wedding on social media, declaring she was officially a Mrs.MC Jimmie Kajim, who was the emcee of the event, also shared photos from the wedding.

Guardian Angel's Wife Esther Musila Celebrates Son as He Turns 26 with Touching Post: "I Love You"Source: InstagramHow many kids does Esther Musila have? Musila was married before losing the father of her children in 2016 and she moved on with gospel singer Guardian. Jamal responded to his mother's post with a sweet message, which read:"Thank you mum, this day couldn’t happen without you. Top G."Do Esther Musila's children love her younger spouse, Guardian Angel? In January 2022, during Musila's wedding to the award-winning gospel singer, her lastborn son and her daughter, Gilda, were present at her wedding.

They say Kenya lacks enough security personnel handle local security requirements. The Haiti mission is therefore another diplomatic scoop and provides a rare opportunity for the country to have impactful presence at the world stage. This mission therefore makes Kenya an attractive country to relate with. The contention that sending the police officers to Haiti will greatly compromise the government’s capacity to deal firmly with insecurity is fallacious. The presence of the 1,000 officers to be sent to Haiti has not altered the current security situation.

Editor's Review Gachagua's call for Mt Kenya unity has continued to face opposition, Ruto and Waiguru speaking against it. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's efforts to unite the Mt Kenya region behind him continue to face opposition by the day. Kenya residents to shun tribal politics and instead rally behind President William Ruto’s government. Kirinyaga governor Anne Waiguru asked the Mt Kenya electorate to support President William Ruto. To underscore his seemingly excessive preoccupation with Mt Kenya, Gachagua called for a revenue-sharing formula commensurate with the region's population.

She explained that the KWS team was going to capture a bunch of herbivores en masse and translocate them; and that the exercise would involve a helicopter. They’ll be moved to the relatively new Lake Jipe Conservancy, further south, to boost the number of species that exist there. And when secure space for wildlife is limited due to urbanisation and land use changes, the request for more animals to populate Lake Jipe Conservancy is welcome. This time round it’s more straightforward, and the kongonis run straight into the trap. Captured hartebeests in a lorry at Taita Taveta Wildlife Sanctuary waiting to be transported to their new home in Lake Jipe Conservancy.

The young girl was praised for her courage and poise while leading a troop of scouts. What did the young girl scout do? Reactions from KenyansSocial media buzzed with praise for the young scout, with many calling her an embodiment of Kenya's future. For now, the young girl scout returns to her daily life, perhaps unaware of her impact on a nation. National Tree Planting Day heroHer moment came weeks after another little girl became a national hero during the tree planting day on May 10.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi on Saturday, June 1, denied reports that the National Police Service (NPS) would train Haitian security officers in Kenya. Mudavadi, who doubles as the Foreign Cabinet Secretary, stated that the only deal Kenya had agreed on was deploying 1,000 police officers to Haiti. “It will not be secret but as we speak now, there are no such 2,000 people training in Kenya,” the PCS remarked. As such, Kenya would first send a small contingent of police officers who would join security officers from other countries. On the advice of top security officials, Mudavadi remarked Kenya would continue adding boots on the ground until the agreed 1,000 troops were realised.

According to Mr Zacchaeus Kwendo, the chairman of the Kaloleni Residents Welfare Association, descendants of the ex-soldiers live in uncertainty because of ownership issues. The Nairobi market with the same name, Mr Kwendo explained, was the garrison where the returning fighters stayed before they took up houses in Kaloleni. Mr Kwendo said there were no formal documents given to those who occupied the houses. We did not, however, find records indicating that the property was owned by the British War Council on War Memorial as the residents’ association claims. “These [Kaloleni] houses looked very expensive in those days,” said Mr Kwendo.