Veteran lawyer Paul Muite has criticised a proposal before the Senate that would remove the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission’s (IEBC) obligation to live stream polling station results, warning that the move could undermine transparency and public confidence ahead of the 2027 General Election. Writing on his X handle on Thursday, July 30, 2026, Muite has reacted after the Senate considered the Election Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which seeks to scrap the legal requirement for the IEBC to broadcast polling station results live as they are announced. The bill is jointly sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot and Senate Minority Leader Stewart Madzayo.
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When a nationwide power blackout brought much of the country to a standstill, Kiambu refused to go dark.
The Kiambu’s bus parks and other public spaces remained illuminated by our newly installed solar streetlights.
Kiambu County Government-Kenya has already installed 12,000 solar streetlights in the first phase, with another 12,000 set to be installed during this financial year.
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Thank you, Your Excellency, for your kind words, guidance, and unwavering confidence in me.
I receive this responsibility with humility and a deep commitment to serving the people of Ol Kalou faithfully. Indeed, the campaigns are over, and I will settle in quickly and begin the real work.
I remain committed to listening to the people of Ol Kalou, honouring the trust they have placed in me, and delivering on the mandate they overwhelmingly bestowed upon me.
Congratulations, Hon. @KamauNgothoOlk, on your swearing-in today as the Member of Parliament for OlKalou Constituency, Nyandarua County.
Campaigns and celebrations are now over and it is time to work. Always remember to listen to your people; the people who elected you.
I encourage you to settle down quickly and start serving the people of Ol Kalou, who gave you such a decisive mandate in the face of a vicious Government campaign costing over Kshs. 16 billion of taxpayers' money in some fictitious, interesting and knee-jerk projects and cash to bribe voters.
I have no doubt in my mind that you will not disappoint your constituents, having worked with me when you served the country with commitment and distinction.
Once more, I salute the great people of OlKalou for rejecting bribes and intimidation to give our party, DCP, our first-born Member of the National Assembly.
This victory is the first step in our journey towards creating a huge political party that will form the 6th Administration.
The DCP Party is the party of the moment and the future, which is Green. As we embark on the Green Revolution, we remain focused and determined to be the majority party in the National Assembly, the Senate, the Council of Governors, and more than half of our County Assemblies.
I wish you the very best in this assignment of service to the great people of Olkalou.
The future is Green!
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Historic!
DCP has it's first born, Sammy Douglas Kamau Waweru - Ngotho
Today, before the world, Sammy took his oath of office to serve as the new member of Parliament of Kenya for Olkalou. It's a culmination of the first round of the liberation of our people from the brutal...
Jeshi ya Rigathi Gachagua imefika Kwa wingi pale kwa Kaba Methu kwa wingi, Olkalou celebration continues.
Thanks Olkalao people for covering us from shame.
As we prepare for the next General Election, we are determined to be the majority party in both Houses and the majority across County Assemblies - Gachagua
What's are youngsters taught in schools to implement in outside world..just building stadium without a vision..where is the world heading..Improve education according to current innovations..without political conmanship please 🙏