The Gikuyu community elders from various groups have strongly condemned the move intended to be undertaken to build affordable housing at he reverrend shrine gradens at Githunguri consttuency which has remained an iconic site in the area for decades. The elders expessed their dismay and anger that the Government will forcefully undertake such grave action without adequate public participation or open…
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Elections for new KUPPET officials in Kiambu County suffered extensive delays and disorganization on Saturday, sparking widespread frustration among teachers. Voting began hours late, faced further halts, and required police intervention. Candidates and voters criticized the poor planning, inconvenient venue, and slow pace, with some suggesting an independent body like IEBC manage future polls. The exercise continued late into the night amid persistent queues and agitated voters.
Kiambu Women Representative aspirant Phylis Kioi launched a significant bursary program today, distributing Ksh 500,000 to students completing KJSEA exams. This initiative aims to ease their transition into senior schools, scheduled to begin this Monday. Kioi, a lawyer, utilized her “Heart of the Nation” foundation to support beneficiaries across 30 wards, advocating for timely bursary release from other leaders and prioritizing local students in county placements.
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has launched the distribution of free learning materials and furniture to all public Early Childhood Development and Education (ECDE) centers. This initiative will benefit over 42,000 learners in 524 centers, fully funded by the county. It forms part of a larger strategy including enhanced feeding programs, new infrastructure, and teacher development, solidifying Kiambu’s commitment to accessible nursery education.
USIU-Africa emerged victorious at the Kenya University Sports Federation National Games, with Kenyatta University placing second. Mount Kenya University (MKU) secured an impressive third overall, despite fielding many new, unexposed talents. Their woodball and karate teams particularly shone, contributing significantly to their medal tally, while athletic teams faced challenges due to key player absences.
