DP Kindiki Crowned Luo Elder & Named “Odhiambo”
Kenya’s Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has been bestowed the Luo elder name “Odhiambo” in recognition of his peaceful demeanour and national leadership role.
Kenya’s Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has been bestowed the Luo elder name “Odhiambo” in recognition of his peaceful demeanour and national leadership role.
A vocal critic lashes out at ODM’s leadership, saying whenever Sifuna speaks, it’s actually Raila’s message being delivered indirectly—a sharp blow to party hierarchy.
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Read MoreBusiness owners in Kitengela whose shops were destroyed in a recent fire have spoken out, sharing emotional accounts of their losses and calls for government support.
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Read MoreKenya’s government introduced new wheat prices for the 2025/26 season, setting Grade 1 at Sh4,750 per 90kg bag, Grade 2 at Sh4,650, and Grade 3 under a willing buyer–willing seller arrangement.
Read MoreTreasury CS John Mbadi clarified his remarks on the unsustainability of fully funding free secondary education, announcing plans to explore viable solutions to address the funding gap.
Read MoreA fast-moving fire has razed down a shop in Kitengela town, Kajiado County. Firefighters battled the blaze as officials launched investigations into the cause.
Read MoreDP Kithure Kindiki says the government and private investors are collaborating to revive ailing sugar factories in Nyanza and Western Kenya to boost the economy.
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