Politics
This is after the grassroots election of party delegates from the polling station which was conducted in the region on 24th April 2024.
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‘Wrong direction if you want to be president!’ DP Gachagua criticised over ‘one-man-one-shilling’ proposal
Gachagua on Sunday said he will push for the formula's adoption to ensure what he described as equity and fairness in sharing national revenue with county governments.
Mudavadi hits back at Governor Natembeya, tells him to concentrate on development
He added that there is no need for Natembeya to insult him because he does not look forward to becoming Governor.
MP Koech: Officers who included Kemosi in list of ambassadorial appointees should be held accountable
Kemosi did not appear for vetting before the Departmental Committee on Foreign Relations and had even turned down the job.President Ruto appointed the diplomatic representatives on Friday, May 4, after the National Assembly's approval.
Focus on service delivery and stop propaganda, DP Gachagua tells politicians
The Deputy President also called political leaders from Kiambu County, to tone down on high-octane politics and leadership wrangles and focus on working for their people.
Two injured as clashes erupt during burial in Migori
The victims were caught in the chaos as opposing groups, one aligned with Migori Governor Ochilo Ayacko and the other supportive of Uriri MP Mark Nyamita, engaged in violence.
Raila slams Gov’t over forced evacuation order, insists floods be declared national disaster
Raila now wants the flood crisis affecting various counties declared a national disaster, while at the same time opposing the forceful evacuation of residents from areas mapped as high risk until there is a proper resettlement plan.
Gov't sets aside Ksh.1B for flood mitigation, supporting affected Kenyans in ASAL regions
DP Gachagua affirmed the government's commitment to help those affected by the heavy rains and mitigate the ongoing crisis.
UDA elections marred by confusion, malfunctioning gadgets, theft of equipment
In Nairobi, a significant number of voters could not vote as only a few were identified by the biometric gadgets, while the rest were declined including Governor Johnson Sakaja and Dagoretti South Member of Parliament John Kiarie.