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#ManOnAMission

[Kithure Kindiki @KindikiKithure]

KAMUMU, EMBU COUNTY, KENYA
SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, 2025

On this first Sunday of the year we thank God for last year and thank him more for the strength, focus and clarity of mind that we require to make our individual and collective contributions to nation building.

Privileged to join other faithfuls for Sunday worship and thanks giving service at Full Gospel Church, Kamumu, Mbeere North, Embu County.

Also present were:
Embu Senator Alexander Mundigi, MPs Geoffrey Ruku(Mbeere North), Patrick Munene(Chuka Igambang’ombe) Nimrod Mbai(Kitui East) George Gitonga Murugara(Tharaka) Reuben Kiborek( Mogotio) Eric Wamumbi(Mathira) Japhet Nyakundi(Kitutu Chache North) Josiah Muriithi (Speaker of Embu County Assembly) Members of Embu County Assembly and other leaders.

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@KennyKaburu Wisdom!

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

"When you are unable to articulate your issues, you resort to noise. We leave the noise to those who cannot articulate their issues."

– Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, in Embu

[Kithure Kindiki @KindikiKithure]

KAREN, NAIROBI, KENYA
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2024

Chaired the National and County Governments Honours Advisory Committee meeting at the Official Residence, Karen.

Present were Soipan Tuya (Cabinet Secretary, Defence), Felix Koskei (Head of Public Service), Dr. Raymond Omollo (Principal Secretary, Internal Security and National Administration), Ummi Bashir (Principal Secretary, Culture, The Arts and Heritage), Noordin Haji (Director General, National Intelligence Service), Mary Mwiti (CEO, Council of Governors) and Clara Otieno (Registrar, High Court).

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

Someone was on TV yesterday, but unlike his past appearances, no one seems to be talking about the interview. No animated analysis followed, and no headlines emerged today from the supposed "bombshells" he dropped. It seems Kenyans have moved on.

Sasa compare him with Uhunye's tactical approach. Uhunye kept teasing the nation with promises to eventually reveal why he fell out with his Deputy. But in a masterstroke of restraint, he revealed nothing, leaving Kenyans hanging onto his every word. His silence, perceived as dignified even amidst what some regarded as persecution, elevated him to a larger-than-life figure.

Today, many Kenyans genuinely miss his presence.

In stark contrast, the Mathira man has exhausted his ammunition. He has become predictable and his narrative stale - by constantly granting interviews and over-explaining his fallout with his former boss.

The allure is gone. Neither the media nor the public will be intrigued by his future interviews. He has done in a month what takes many years in politics: faded into irrelevance.

Hii ndio ujinga ya overexposure and overexplaining. In the world of power and influence, mystery creates value, and silence can speak louder than words. A lesson from Uhuru: sometimes, less is more. But for those advising the Mathira man, please keep going. We want more of him on TV and radio mpaka aishe rangi! 😆

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

Christmas comes early for 87-year-old Drisilla Jumwa!

After decades of relying on kerosene lamps and firewood, the overjoyed grandmother from Mwanguwi village finally lights up her home with electricity, thanks to the Last Mile Electricity Connectivity Project launched by President William Ruto.

Speaking in Wundanyi, Taita Taveta County, the President reiterated his administration's commitment to ensuring every Kenyan, regardless of location or income, enjoys the benefits of modern energy.

Without this initiative, Jumwa would have faced the daunting task of raising over Ksh 70,000 for power connection, a cost far beyond her means.

Today, she celebrates the transformative impact of affordable and accessible electricity, a gift that illuminates not just her home but her hope for a brighter 2025 and beyond!

Geukia mwenzako na umwambie, President Ruto anatimiza! #RutoDelivers

[Kithure Kindiki @KindikiKithure]

KAREN, NAIROBI, KENYA
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2024

Meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Finance, Infrastructure, Land and Production Economy at the Official Residence, Karen.

In attendance, Cabinet Secretaries; Opiyo Wandayi (Energy and Petroleum), Dr. Andrew Karanja (Agriculture and Livestock Development), Davies Chirchir (Roads and Transport), Alice Wahome (Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development), Aden Duale (Environment, Climate Change and Forestry), Rebecca Miano (Tourism and Wildlife), Dorcas Oduor (Attorney General) and Secretary to the Cabinet Mercy Wanjau.

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@KennyKaburu #rutodelivers

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@KennyKaburu Hapa kazi tu!

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki chairing the Cabinet Committee on Finance, Infrastructure, Land, and Production Economy at the Official Residence in Karen.

The committee is deliberating on key policy matters to enhance economic growth, streamline infrastructure development, and address land management issues, all geared towards advancing Kenya's Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.

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@grinlightmedia @InteriorKE @KindikiKithure @ray_omollo @JuliusKBitok Wacha kelele wewe @grinlightmedia

[Ministry of Interior | Kenya @InteriorKE]

As we bid farewell to the former Cabinet Secretary, H.E. @KindikiKithure, we celebrate the strides we've made together.

Thanks to team effort with Principal Secretaries Dr. @ray_omollo (Internal Security & National Administration) Prof. @JuliusKBitok (Immigration and Citizen Services), Dr. @salomebeacco (Correctional Services) and key security agencies, we have realized significant milestones that mark a tenure dedicated to progress.

🐄Reduced banditry attacks and livestock rustling,
👮Police equipment modernization,
💵Salary increases for all Police officers,
📜Operationalization of the Public Benefit Organizations Act,
🪪Abolished the vetting process for National ID cards,
🗃️Cleared backlog of all pending appeals of Citizenship, Permanent Residency and Work Permits,
🛂Streamlined Passport issuance procedures.

Stay tuned for daily features highlighting these achievements and more.

#DeliveringThePlan

[KTN News @KTNNewsKE]

JUST IN: UDA National Executive Council kicks out Rigathi Gachagua and names Kithure Kindiki as deputy party leader; UDA National Chairperson Cecily Mbarire announces

[United Democratic Alliance, UDA. @UDAKenya]

Prof Kindiki replaces Gachagua as UDA Deputy Party Leader

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has officially assumed the office of the Deputy Party Leader at the United Democratic Movement (UDA) party, swiftly replacing Rigathi Gachagua

The changes at UDA's second top command post were triggered by the removal from the office of Gachagua by impeachment last month.

UDA Constitution designates the president as the Party Leader while the Deputy President is the Deputy Party Leader.

"I am humbled to assume the position of the Deputy Party Leader of the UDA, a party that I have worked hard for. I want us to focus on recruitment of more members and the grassroots elections to maintain our popularity," said Prof. Kindiki while taking office.

The DP said he will consult and promote the ideals of the party as he supports the president in running the outfit.

"I was, and I am still the chief agent for UDA party. I have not yet handed over the Chief Agent mantle for this party that made me Interior Cabinet Secretary," he said.

National Chair Cecily Mbarire and Secretary General Hassan Omar led National Executive Committee members in witnessing the change of guard at the party headquarters, Hustler Plaza.

#UDA
#KaziNiKazi

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

DPL Kindiki’s tenure has been marked by a focus on key national issues, including reforms in security and public administration. His appointment is a great move to solidify UDA's leadership structure with experienced voices guiding the party’s future endeavors. #FocusOnThePlan

[KTN News @KTNNewsKE]

Naibu Rais Kithure Kindiki asema kuwa shilingi ya Kenya imeimarika dhidi ya dola ya marekani

#Yanayojiri

[Kithure Kindiki @KindikiKithure]

GABORONE, BOTSWANA
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2024

Kenya considers Botswana an ally in continental economic development, peace and security, tourism education, health and renewable energy. The two countries have shared experiences in politics, democracy, development and trade that date back to the independence struggle.

Currently, there are over 1,200 Kenyan citizens residing and working in Botswana and the Government of Kenya appreciates the cordial treatment accorded to our professionals who have over the time contributed to the setting up of governance and education structures in Botswana.

On behalf of President William Ruto, held bilateral talks with President Duma Gideon Boko in Gaborone, Botswana that focused on cooperation in the areas of climate change, tourism, trade in coffee and tea, beef farming, development of horticulture and floriculture, mining, cooperatives management and regional peace, security and stability.

Also, presented to President Duma Boko, Kenya's request to support the candidature of Hon. Raila Odinga to chair the African Union Commission (AUC).

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

Baragoi, once a hotspot for insecurity and banditry, is now breathing a sigh of relief after a successful two-year security operation. Under the dedicated leadership of Interior CS Kithure Kindiki, the guns have fallen silent in the once volatile North Rift Valley regions.

[Kenny Kaburu @KennyKaburu]

Investiture of rank to the Inspector General of Police, State House, Nairobi https://t.co/lCNs2d60Vi

[Kithure Kindiki @KindikiKithure]

STATE HOUSE, NAIROBI
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2024

Stakeholders meeting with President William Ruto in preparation for the Universal Health Coverage launch. We call on everyone to register via *147# or https://t.co/rxHzz117lI ahead of the roll-out on October 1, 2024.

Cabinet Secretaries; Dr. Debra Mulongo Barasa (Health), John Mbadi (National Treasury), Justin Muturi (Public Service), Governors, and other role players were present.