Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has urged political leaders to stop dragging retired President Uhuru Kenyatta into current political debates, saying those holding elective positions should concentrate on delivering on the mandates entrusted to them by voters. Governor Wamatangi said Mr Kenyatta left office four years ago and should be allowed to enjoy his retirement without being repeatedly drawn into political…
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has urged political leaders to stop dragging retired President Uhuru Kenyatta…
Business
Nearly 5,000 secondary school scholars drawn from disadvantaged and refugee communities have undergone an intensive…
A total of 121 Equity Leaders Program (ELP) scholars from four African countries have secured…
Latest Posts
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has urged political leaders to stop dragging retired President Uhuru Kenyatta…
More than 30,000 elders from Mt Kenya have thrown their weight behind Deputy President Kithure…
Airtel Africa and SpaceX’s Starlink have launched a commercial satellite-to-mobile service in the Democratic Republic…
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has unveiled a major political realignment at the Coast, announcing…
The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has unveiled its Strategic Plan 2026–2030 and Guidelines for…
Creative arts and expression has been taunted as the surest way to handle and tackle…
Nearly 5,000 secondary school scholars drawn from disadvantaged and refugee communities have undergone an intensive…
Mount Kenya University (MKU)’s creative arts groups have once again proven its dominance at the…
Kiambu County Assembly Speaker Charles Thiong’o has pledged to support a 10-year-old chess player from…
A major facelift of schools in Kiambu Town Constituency is gathering pace, with classrooms being…
More than 90 young people in Ruiru Constituency are undergoing professional driving training under a…
Kinale Girls Senior School in Lari, Kiambu County, is set to carry Kenya’s flag to…
