Mumias sugar company isn’t dead after all. Not when the youthful, vibrant, knowledgeable, futuristic waziri Kassim Were is in-charge of Trade, Industrialisation and tourism and one Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya is in charge at the county government of kakamega.
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The death of Kenya’s second president Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi has come at a time Kenyans are grappling with several challenges ranging from economic, political and social. After a long illness, mzee moi has passed on leaving Kenyans with a mixture of feeling. On a personal level, I remember the day in 1997-98 when the late president visited Kakamega High School and passed through the computer studies laboratory where with my head of department a Mr. Ayoyi had prepared students to run a number of demonstrations on how learning computers would improve efficiency. It was one of the most awe inspiring moments of my life, walking close to the colossus as students explained their demonstrations.
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By J.B Olwenyi.
In my personal thinking, as a Kenyan with freedom of expression and a voter who puts political leaders in Office, Governor Ngilu acted irresponsibly by inciting a mob to subject Legislator Kuria to public humiliation and inevitable physical assault. Incitement is a recipe for unrest, arson, assaults and even exterminations. I surmise this is to be left to EACC to determine the harm in the act.
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As a Jubilee Party stakeholder.
I want to register my personal disgust and my fellow jubilee party 2017 activists who were united by merging our 2013 vehicles because we so much loved President Uhuru Kenyatta, his deputy Dr. William Samoei Ruto, and what our great party stood for prior to the 2017 electioneering.
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