President William Ruto says a "final version" of the Bill for universal free higher education is before Parliament.
However, no record of it appears on the National Assembly's legislative tracker.
The uncertainty has left university students questioning the plan and its funding
Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado and his co-accused will be remanded at Kamiti Maximum Security Prison after the judge cancelled their bonds ahead of sentencing.
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen is busy fighting Rigathi Gachagua while thieves are live on camera celebrating their crime and showcasing their work online
I just hope that the owner of that jewelry is alive
Naambiwa Raymond Omollo’s dogs are on my case, but you are probably not seeing their posts because they have no reach and nobody listens to them.
That is yet another confirmation that nearly KSh30 million is being wasted on low-impact trolls who cannot influence public opinion, shape a narrative, or drive any meaningful conversation.
The troll operation linked to the Interior Ministry must be disbanded, and taxpayers deserve a full account of how their money is being spent.
Kiraitu Murungi had never lost an election since 1997. Going into the 2022 General Election, as he sought a second term as Meru Governor, he proudly reminded his opponents of that record. However, 2022 became his first electoral defeat. He lost to Kawira Mwangaza, aka Kabati Kabati, and that loss marked the end of his political career. That's the reality of competition, no one wins forever. At some point, everyone experiences defeat. Losing normal.
"I will die for you Mzee, I am not going anywhere", Rift Valley Provincial Commissioner told President Daniel Moi on the 1st of August 1982 when he was battling a looming coup.
This changed Oyugi's fortunes since then. He earned Moi's trust, he became the president's ear and eye when he survived the coup. In 1986 Hezekiah Oyugi became the Permanent Secretary the Ministry of Internal Security.
PS Oyugi was so powerful that he operated from State House like the President, he gave orders around just like you can fold and unfold your fingers. He was the man very key, instrumental and brain behind the 1988 election rigging. He did everything imaginable and unimaginable to make sure that Moi remained in power.
Oyugi managed to contain most of the Nyanza politicians except Dr. Robert Ouko. Dr. Ouko stood his ground agaist Oyugi's bullying and Moi's regime. On 13th February 1990, Robert Ouko went missing and all eyes were on Hezekiah Oyugi as the principal suspect to the heinous murder.
Many say that while serving as the most powerful Internal Security Permanent Secretary, Oyugi behaved like Deimos, the Greek god of terror. Oyugi together with others like Biwott melted proper terror on critics of Moi's government as much as they had time.
In October 27th 1991 President Moi fired PS Hezekiah Oyugi. He was then detained at the General Service Unit Head quarters for 13 days and released to his family. On his release, he was incoherent and disoriented. Oyugi died 7 months later. His story went under the rubble as Moi continued to rule.
To me, Moi was doing away with the evidence of torture and killings that happened during Oyugi's tenure in the Ministry of Internal Security. The best way was to detain him in a 'safe' place where he wouldn't tell anything he knew to anyone. Made him a zombie and then released him to go and die.
Oyugi's properties that he had ammassed through corrupt dealings and theft disappeared to thin air and his family led a miserable life afterwards. To date, no kin from Oyugi's lineage has ever stood up to any leadership role, they vanished for the sins and evils of their grandfather!
Over to you Raymond Omollo, the Hezekiah Oyugi of William Ruto's government.......
Number of Days judges sit in court in Kenya.
54 days a year for Court of Appeal judges and other judges.
25-28 days a year for Supreme Court judges.
15 days a year for CJ.
Broken...JurisPESA...not fit for purpose.
Police Constable James Mukhwana’s shocking confession before the court:
“I received instructions from OCS Talaam, who informed us that DIG Lagat had ordered that Albert Ojwang be disciplined.
The OCS directed that he be punished and left with injuries that would require hospital treatment.
However, the inmates to whom we assigned the task exceeded those instructions, resulting in the loss of his life.
I respectfully ask this Honourable Court for forgiveness.”
Sources say that part of the instructions given by DIG Lagat was to get people who would be disguised as inmates who were to sodomize Albert Ojwang' in turns after they would beat and leave him with injuries!
The officers who arrested Albert Ojwang’ were briefing Eliud Lagat on everything, including their movements, yet Kenyans are now being asked to believe that the briefings suddenly stopped just before Albert was killed and that Lagat somehow became a complete stranger to the operation.
That story does not add up.
You cannot receive updates throughout an operation, follow the movements of the officers involved and then conveniently disappear from the chain of communication at the exact moment the operation turns deadly.
Kenyans are not stupid, and any attempt to isolate junior officers while Eliud Lagat is treated as though he knew nothing must be rejected.