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President William Ruto Announces New Cabinet Nominations

President William Ruto Announces New Cabinet Nominations

President William Ruto has announced a series of new cabinet nominations. The appointments, aimed at reinforcing key ministries, bring a blend of experienced and fresh faces to the forefront of Kenya's executive branch. The nominees are expected to lead their respective ministries with immediate effect, pending approval. New Cabinet Nominations: 1. Ministry of Defence: Hon. Roselinda Soipan Tuya 2. Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry: Hon. Aden Barre Duale 3. The National Treasury and Economic Planning:Hon. John Mbadi Ng'ongo 4. Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry: Hon.Salim Mvurya Mgala 5. Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife:  Ms. Rebecca Miano 6. Ministry of…
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Government Reaches Agreement with Kenya Union of Clinical Officers to End Strike

Government Reaches Agreement with Kenya Union of Clinical Officers to End Strike

The National Government, through the Ministry of Health, is pleased to announce the successful signing of a Return to Work Formula with the Kenya Union of Clinical Officers (KUCO). This agreement resolves all issues outlined in the Strike Notice dated 25th March 2024 and ensures the immediate resumption of services by clinical officers. The parties are working to address progressively the issues outlined in the Strike Notice, particularly concerning the Collective Bargaining Agreement and the Internship Program. In light of this agreement, KUCO has committed to immediately call off the strike. All members of the union participating in the strike…
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Health Hazard in Malindi as Drug Users Dispose of Medical Wastes in Public

Health Hazard in Malindi as Drug Users Dispose of Medical Wastes in Public

A major public health disaster looms in Malindi as drug users under the methadone program at Malindi Sub County Hospital are reportedly disposing of medical wastes, including syringes, in public areas. This dangerous practice poses a significant threat to community safety and has been uncovered during the monthly clean-up exercise organized by the Progress Welfare Association of Malindi (PWAM). The clean-up operation, which involved various stakeholders such as the police, Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), business community, Kenya Red Cross Society, hoteliers, Malindi Municipality, and the county government, revealed the alarming presence of medical wastes along the roads. The exercise covered…
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Meru Senator Murungi Tells UDA Secretary General to Keep Off Meru Politics

Meru Senator Murungi Tells UDA Secretary General to Keep Off Meru Politics

Meru Senator and Deputy Speaker of the Senate, Kathuri Murungi, has firmly told off UDA Secretary General Cleophas Malala, urging him to stay out of Meru's political affairs. This declaration follows Malala's recent intervention, where he wrote a letter to Mrs. Zipporah Kinya, demanding the immediate withdrawal of the impeachment motion against Governor Kawira Mwangaza, citing the interest of party cohesion and stability. Senator Murungi asserted that the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party has no authority to interfere with the county assembly's business, which is governed by the constitution and standing orders. He emphasized that Malala's actions were inappropriate and…
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Don’t rush in appointing CSs, Wavinya tells Ruto

Don’t rush in appointing CSs, Wavinya tells Ruto

Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has advised President William Ruto to take his time while picking individuals for his Cabinet. Speaking while attending a Sunday Mass at St. Jude Catholic church in Athiriver, Wavinya told the President Kenyans were looking up at him to fill up his cabinet with the right individuals. "For sure the President did a good thing to dissolve his cabinet. I now request him to take time, and not rush in picking the calibre of people Kenyans want," she said. Last week, President Ruto sacked his entire Cabinet following intense pressure from Kenyans who have been calling…
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Gachagua assures Kenyans that the future is bright

Gachagua assures Kenyans that the future is bright

Deputy president Rigathi Gachagua has called on Kenyans to have confidence in the Ruto Administration as it tackles the challenges facing the nation. Gachagua also appealed to the youth, particularly the Gen Z, to be patriotic, and call off the peaceful protests they are advocating. The Deputy President reiterated that the activation has been infiltrated by people with criminal intent who have been looting shops and destroying property. "They should now halt the demonstrations and give the President and Government room to implement their grievances in a peaceful environment," he said. "As a country, let us not lose hope. There…
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Church Criticizes Ruto’s Nomination of Cabinet Secretaries

Church Criticizes Ruto’s Nomination of Cabinet Secretaries

The recent appointment of new Cabinet members by President William Ruto has drawn a range of reactions, with Bishop Cleophas Oseso of the Nakuru Catholic Diocese leading the charge of criticism. Oseso described the appointments as "cosmetic" and warned that they might incite fresh demonstrations if the President continues to recycle previously rejected figures. In a press conference held two days after the President announced the first phase of the Cabinet appointments, Oseso expressed disappointment, stating that the new list of appointees did not align with public expectations. “The new list of Cabinet appointees does not meet the public expectations,…
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Azimio Leader Raila Odinga Calls for Justice and National Dialogue

Azimio Leader Raila Odinga Calls for Justice and National Dialogue

Azimio Leader Raila Odinga addressed the nation's youth this morning, emphasizing the necessity of justice before any national dialogue can occur. In his speech, Odinga laid out a series of demands aimed at rectifying injustices and creating a platform for meaningful conversation about Kenya's future. Odinga's address highlighted several critical issues that must be resolved to pave the way for a National Conversation. These include: Compensation for every victim of police brutality; Dismissal of all protest-related cases; Release of all abductees and those in jail; Resolution of outstanding healthcare and education grievances; Reverting public healthcare insurance back to NHIF and…
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Two drown in Ntulele, Narok county

Two drown in Ntulele, Narok county

Grief and shock have engulfed Mukuru village in Ntulele area, Narok East Sub County, after the bodies of two male adults were found floating in a seasonal river. The tragic incident has left the community in mourning. Narok County Police Commander Riko Ngare confirmed the incident, stating that the two victims, identified as Stanley Korir, 50, a boda boda rider, and Jared Kahuhia, 52, a passenger, were riding a motorbike when they fell into a deep valley while attempting to cross a man-made bridge. “They were last seen at around 9pm last night. It is suspected that the motorbike slipped…
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Relatives Plead for Help in Finding Abducted Malindi Businessman

Relatives Plead for Help in Finding Abducted Malindi Businessman

The family of Malindi businessman Karisa Mae, who was allegedly abducted by security officers at Arabuko along the Kilifi-Malindi road on Monday, is pleading with the government to help them locate him. Speaking to journalists in Malindi town on Friday, the distressed relatives recounted their exhaustive search for Mr. Mae, which included visits to police stations and mortuaries, but to no avail. They implored the state agency believed to be behind the alleged abduction to either release him or charge him in court if he has committed any offense. The 41-year-old father of five was reportedly abducted at Arabuko by…
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