Voters will not be misled by political parties in next year’s general elections, a Kiambu politician has said. Stephen Ngigi Ng’ang’a warned candidates seeking various seats against wasting money and time urging people to vote for them based solely on party popularity. He noted that, based on his visits to rural areas, most voters now prefer to elect individuals they…
Voters will not be misled by political parties in next year’s general elections, a Kiambu…
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Residents of Kiambu County on Tuesday turned out in large numbers at the Kiambu National…
Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury John Mbadi has mounted a robust defence of the…
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Dr. Vincent Gaitho, MKU Pro-Chancellor, urges politicians to refrain from interfering with the education sector, citing its negative impact on Kenya’s future. His remarks follow controversy over Grade 10 placements, criticized by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Gaitho advocates for a calm environment, proper funding, and robust local investment in schools, praising Competency-Based Education and calling for an end to corruption.
