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  Hon. Majimbo Kalasinga's Commitment to Education and Constituents In a recent act of profound generosity and dedication to his constituency, Hon. Majimbo Kalasinga, the Member of Parliament for Kabuchai Constituency, has once again demonstrated his unwavering commitment to improving the lives of his constituents. His latest initiative involved issuing a new bus to Wabukhonyi Secondary School, an effort aimed at enhancing the students' educational experience and overall welfare. Enhancing Education in Kabuchai The donation of the new bus to Wabukhonyi Secondary School is a significant milestone for the institution. This gesture not only alleviates the transportation challenges faced by the students but also symbolizes Hon. Kalasinga's broader vision for education in Kabuchai. Access to reliable transportation is crucial for students, particularly those who reside in distant areas. With the new bus, students can now commute to school more safely and comfortably,

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has emerged as a steadfast and diligent leader, embodying the very essence of dedication and resilience in his role within the Kenya Kwanza government. Despite facing numerous challenges, Gachagua has remained unwavering in his commitment to advising and updating President William Ruto, ensuring the government remains attuned to the needs and aspirations of the people. Since taking office, Gachagua has been proactive in engaging with various stakeholders, continuously gathering insights and feedback to inform the president's decisions. His approach is rooted in a deep understanding of the complexities of governance and the need for a government that listens to its citizens. Gachagua's background in public administration and his extensive experience in various governmental roles have equipped him with the skills necessary to navigate the intricate political landscape. One of the most notable aspects of Gachagua's tenu

Hon. Prof. Kithure Kindiki, the former Cabinet Secretary for Interior until today 11/7/2024 at 3PM , has been a prominent figure in Kenya's political and security landscape. Known for his relentless dedication to ensuring the nation's security, Prof. Kindiki's tenure was marked by significant efforts to enhance the safety and stability of Kenya. His approach to governance, which emphasized constitutional integrity and the protection of civil liberties, has left a lasting impression on the country's political fabric. During his time as CS for Interior, Prof. Kindiki demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his duties. He worked tirelessly, often around the clock, to address various security challenges facing the nation. Under his leadership, there were numerous strategic initiatives aimed at combating crime, terrorism, and other threats to national security. His hands-on approach and proactive measures contributed to a notable improvement in the o

Benard Boyi Matumbai, a beloved son of the late George Matumbai and mama Martha matumbai who hail from  Misanga village in Soysambu Mitua Ward, Tongaren Constituency, Bungoma County, recently departed from this world in Nairobi, leaving behind a legacy of love, dedication, and community service. His life was a testament to the values of humility, hard work, and unwavering support for his family and community. Born and raised in Misanga village, Benard was a pillar of strength and a beacon of hope for many. His roots in Bungoma County instilled in him a deep sense of community and responsibility. Being a journalist and editor to standard group he was a dedicated young man who made very tremendous development to this nation  From a young age, Benard exhibited qualities of leadership and compassion that would define his life’s journey. He was a brother to Hon. Geff Matumbai, the MP aspirant for Tongaren in 2022, and their bond was a source of mutual inspiration and support.

  A Call for Accountability: Bungoma County Public Service Board’s Reckless Procedures The Bungoma County Public Service Board (CPSB) has come under severe scrutiny for its reckless and questionable practices in advertising, interviewing, recruiting, and employing workers. Recent events have shed light on systemic issues within the board, pointing to a deep-seated culture of favoritism, corruption, and inefficiency. This criticism is not unwarranted but rather a necessary call for accountability and reform. In 2022, the recruitment of village administrators became a focal point of controversy. An investigation revealed that approximately 78 candidates were employed despite not meeting the standard merit criteria. This discovery is deeply troubling, as it suggests that the CPSB has been operating with a blatant disregard for merit-based hiring practices. Favoritism and nepotism seem to have taken precedence over qualifications and competency. Such practices not o

The recent behavior of certain Members of Parliament (MPs) who supported the controversial Finance Bill 2024 has drawn widespread condemnation. Initially, these MPs cast their votes in favor of a bill that promised to place undue financial burdens on the citizens they were elected to serve.  In voting yes majority were pleasing the master or proofing loyalty to the boss but ignoring the electorate who had contri opinions to the bill. They trembled and could not independently think and speak their mind. The public decided to say no and protested after realizing betrayal by their representatives  However, once the President, the patron of the Kenya Kwanza (KK) government, after considering the decision and will of the people was against it, He refused to sign the bill, these very MPs began a campaign of public apologies and monetary handouts, seeking forgiveness from their respective constituencies.  This duplicity is a stark betrayal of public trust. The electorate, who entr