Ichung’wah dismisses Gen Z protesters as ‘KFC-eating, Uber-riding’ city dwellersNational Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has dismissed the ‘Occupy Parliament’ protest against the 2024 Finance Bill as a movement of privileged urbanites in Nairobi. Speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony of the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) at Eldama Ravine in Baringo County, the Kikuyu Member of Parliament said young Nairobi protesters have little understanding of hardship as they do it in the comfort of the city’s amenities. The MP added that he was proud of leading a group of 204 legislators in voting to approve the contentious Finance Bill during the Second Reading. According to results announced by Speaker Moses Wetang’ula, the House voted 204 against 115 to send the bill to the Committee Stage. Video by Ken Ruto

Linet Toto (in a black see-through top) was left speechless after her colleagues and friends attended her baby shower. Source: FacebookWhich politicians attended Linet Toto's baby shower? A week ago, Toto's friends and colleagues threw a surprise baby shower for her. Toto sheds tears during baby showerThe heavily pregnant politician shed tears of joy after her colleagues and friends showed up to her surprise baby shower. Below are photos of Toto overpowered by emotions:Toto shared more photos from her baby shower accompanied by the sweet message below:"What a wonderful surprise!!!

A court has restrained Nation Media Group from publishing or republishing any story about Rongo Success Academy or its director Eliud Ondeyo pending the hearing and determination of a defamatory suit filed by the two. The school in Migori County last month made good its threat and sued the media house over a story it claimed was defamatory. The story was aired on television channel NTV which is owned by Nation Media Group. Through lawyer Danstan Omari, the school and its director Ondeyo claim that the April 7 broadcast destroyed their standing and reputation among right-thinking members of the society. The school had given the station seven days to apologise failing which it would institute civil proceedings against the media house.

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Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has said that Azimio will not allow Deputy President Gachagua to be mistreated. Speaking in Ruiru on Friday Kalonzo said that Gachagua is a courageous leader and he should be supported to perform his mandate to the people. "If they try to impeach Gachagua, we in Azimio will not allow and we will support him, "Kalonzo said. Kalonzo said that Gachagua should not be afraid of being called a villager. DAP-K party leader Eugene Wamalwa who was also present said that the Mount Kenya region should court other communities ahead of 2027.

The Green Belt Movement has implored the government to adopt just policies for a sustainable future in the wake of growing opposition to the Finance Bill 2024. These measures, the Green Belt Movement said, are not only economically punitive but also counterproductive to the principles of climate justice and environmental conservation that the Green Belt Movement tirelessly advocates for. According to the Green Belt Movement, the policies should economic, social, and environmental goals are pursued in harmony. GBM argues that the proposed Finance Bill stands in stark opposition to the principles of climate justice and social equity and vehemently. Police officers look on as youths demonstrate against the Finance Bill 2024 in Eldoret town, Uasin Gishu County on June 20, 2024.

Nairobi - Outspoken lawyer Miguna Miguna has joined Kenyans in mourning the death of 29-year-old Rex Kanyike Masai. Lawyer Miguna Miguna (l) said the death of Rex Masai will lead to a revolution. Rex was allegedly shot dead by a rogue police officer along Moi Avenue during the anti-Finance Bill 2024 protests. In a statement, Miguna condemned the police, saying Rex's death was cruel and inhumane. How cop shot Rex MasaiMeanwhile a Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) footage surfaced, showing the moment a rogue police officer shot Rex.

Apple’s investigation, before firing Timothy Jeffries who worked as a “genius” at its store in White City, was “poor and incomplete,” an employment tribunal judge said. Apple didn’t have a zero tolerance policy in place around discrimination and harassment, which it wanted to impose for the dismissal, according to the ruling published this week. “In this case there was ample evidence that there was a culture in the repair room which embraced explicit language and some jokes which may be considered inappropriate, whether they referred to race or other sensitive issues,” the judge said.

Haiti's Prime Minister Garry Conille has robustly defended his decision to replace the national police chief just days before the scheduled deployment of Kenyan troops to the embattled Caribbean nation. In a press conference on Thursday, June 20, Conille justified the decision to appoint Rameau Normil as the new director-general of the Haitian National Police, replacing Frantz Elbe. The leadership shift in Haiti’s police force has sparked significant debate, particularly concerning the timing of the change as Kenya prepares to deploy troops to support Haiti’s security operations. On Wednesday, President William Ruto of Kenya held discussions with Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council, chaired by Edgard Leblanc. Prime Minister Conille confirmed his discussions with Kenyan authorities, expressing mutual eagerness to collaborate on the UN-backed security mission aimed at strengthening Haiti’s police force.

Gen Z questioned President William Ruto's promises while campaigning for the presidency. Photo: William Ruto/ unreportedkeSource: TwitterWhat message was the Gen-Z conveying? Dressed in a white shirt with black stripes resembling a prison uniform, the young man began his recitation by citing several promises President Ruto often makes in his speeches to Kenyans. Let me see those in support of us starting with people from the bottom)," he said while reminiscing on Ruto's promises. The protests earlier took place in Nairobi's city centre on Tuesday, June 18, before other major cities and towns took up the cause.

Steelmaker Arcelor-Nippon says India's plan for raw material curbs ignores Red Sea crisisArcelorMittal's India joint venture has privately warned trade officials in New Delhi that a plan to curb imports of a key raw material for steelmaking overlooks the implications of the Red Sea crisis, a letter showed. Story continues below Advertisement Remove AdThe April proposal, which came after growing shipments caused "serious injury" to domestic producers, also recommended setting quotas on met coke for exporting nations. The company, India's commerce ministry and the trade remedies body did not respond to requests for comment. India's imports oMost Usedf the fuel have more than doubled over the past four years, and its top suppliers include Poland and Switzerland, as well as China and Indonesia. This month, Reuters reported that India's steel ministry also did not favour limits on imports of met coke, citing risks to domestic output.

CAF Exco is set to announce if Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda will co-host the 2024 CHAN, promoting local football talent. Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda are poised to learn their fate this Friday as the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee prepares to officially announce the hosts for the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN). The upcoming announcement has garnered significant attention, reflecting the tournament's growing stature and its role in enhancing the competitive landscape of African football. Each nation, along with Zanzibar, will provide one venue for the competition," Karia stated during the Tanzania Football Federation's annual general meeting in Iringa. The committee's endorsement is crucial, as it will validate the host nations’ readiness and capabilities to stage a world-class event.

KUALA LUMPUR: Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd has proposed to sell 25% or 3.86 million of its shares in PT Bintan Alumina Indonesiato Hong Kong Prime Aluminium Investment Limited (HK PAI) for US$329.80mil (RM1.55bil). HK PAI is wholly owned by Nanshan Aluminium International Holdings Ltd (NAIHL). The exercise is for a share swap of 25.59% interest in NAIHL, which is proposed to be subscribed by Press Metal International Resources (HK) Ltd (PMIRHK), a wholly owned subsidiary of Press Metal Aluminium. Press Metal said that in consideration of the sale of shares, HK PAI shall issue a promissory note to the company for the amount equivalent to the purchase price. “The designated purpose of the promissory note is for PMIRHK to assign the promissory note to NAIHL to complete the proposed subscription.

Omondi, both a comedian and activist, was leading the march on horseback when police officers intervened. "Power to the people," the protesters chanted. The video captures the moment officers pulled Omondi off the horse and detained him.