Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa staged a parallel rally just 2 kilometres from the opposition’s camp in Tongaren, and the turnout spoke for itself. People Have Spoken.
Now the real question is, if people ignored the opposition when they were that close, what exactly are they offering apart from noise? In Didmus VS Opposition, the verdict was obvious.
This man, Didmus Barasa, is UNGOVERNABLE!
He just held a parallel meeting one kilometer away from that of Rigathi Gachagua.
All the people who were in Rigathi Gachagua's meeting in Naitiri left and joined Didmus.
Didmus Barasa single-handedly control Bungoma like his bedroom?
Gen Zs,
There is NO fuel in Ethiopia!.
Have you seen Ethiopian people on the streets LOOTING and DESTROYING properties?
The US/Israel-Iran war has disrupted global supply chains, and every oil-importing nation is affected.
CHEAP and UNAVAILABLE or EXPENSIVE and AVAILABLE?
Today, I engaged the people of Mt. Elgon, and together we agreed on a bold, people-centred solution to end hunger in Bungoma County.
This is a core pillar of my vision for Bungoma: a fair food system that protects the vulnerable, stabilises prices, and guarantees food security for every household. We will buy maize from peasant farmers at fair market prices during harvest — families who primarily produce for food but are forced by poverty to sell to meet immediate financial needs — store it safely, and sell it back to the community at the same price — shielding our people from exploitative middlemen who profit from hunger and deepen poverty.
Our focus remains on the most vulnerable — hustler families, widows, single mothers, and households living below the poverty line.
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The project aims to strengthen water and sewerage infrastructure, reduce Non-Revenue Water (NRW), optimize network performance, and improve overall service reliability.
Key components include the construction of the Thika 3A Dam, a 40-metre high earth dam incorporating a 400 kW hydropower facility; construction of a new water treatment plant with a capacity of 70,000 m³ per day alongside rehabilitation of an existing plant; expansion of over 70 kilometres of distribution pipelines and new last-mile connections; and development of water and sewerage infrastructure in Githunguri, including a new intake, boreholes, a sewage treatment plant, and an expanded sewerage network.
The engagement underscored the importance of innovative financing partnerships in accelerating delivery of critical water and sanitation infrastructure and reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to expanding access to reliable and sustainable services for communities across the country.