@KNUNOFFICIAL I remember kmpdu used to give frequentl updates on the status of their strike then when they were jailed for contempt, it helped a lot to alert the members of the public and e eventually they got what they wanted
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Key Security Appointments
√ Interior PS: Dr. Karanja Kibicho (Kikuyu)
√ DCI Director: George Kinoti (Meru)
√ CDF: Robert Kibochi (Kikuyu)
√ NIS Director General: Wachira Kameru (Kikuyu)
√ Attorney General: Githu Muigai and later Paul Kihara Kariuki (both Kikuyu)
None of these positions is currently held by a Kalenjin under President William Ruto.
Look, Under President William Ruto (as of 2026):
√ Interior PS: Raymond Omollo (Luo)
√ DCI Director: Mohamed Amin (Somali)
√ CDF: Charles Kahariri (Kikuyu)
√ NIS Director General: Noordin Haji (Somali)
√ Attorney General: Justin Muturi (Kikuyu), then Dorcas Oduor (Luo)
√ Even Inspector General of Police: Douglas Kanja (Kikuyu) not a Kalenjin!
President William Ruto has proven to be different and unselfish in his appointments.
Yet, when he appoints a certain tiny board member or a random High Court judge, we are quick to shout “Yamune!” and label him tribal. We have been extremely unfair to President William Ruto!
@FarahMaalimM It was a shameful and disrespectful utterances you made about the Nurses of Kenya, do the needful and apologise. Remember even the PS for energy is a Nurse and does a good job.
@Tuko_co_ke Farah Maalim should know that the Garrisa said Chief officer medical service is there by merit , nurses are qualified to lead in any capacity. PS for energy who is doing very well in the minitry holds a bachelor of science in Nursing , and many other leaders
The National Nurses Association of Kenya has condemned remarks by Farah Maalim, terming them disrespectful and an attack on the nursing profession. Speaking in Mombasa, NNAK President Collins Otieno said the comments violated parliamentary conduct rules and amounted to gender-based disrespect against healthcare workers.
The association has demanded an immediate apology, warning of nationwide protests if the MP fails to respond within seven days. Otieno also criticised the remarks as showing a lack of understanding of Kenya’s health systems and governance, emphasising that nurses remain the backbone of service delivery across the country.
“We demand an apology letter immediately; otherwise, we will march to Parliament to call for his dismissal for disrespecting and abusing nurses,” Otieno said.
Photo: Yvonne Mutunga (TUKO)