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Story by  Our Reporter.  MATUNGU MP Peter Nabulindo yesterday named his newborn baby boy after ANC party Leader Musalia Mudavadi. Sources at a Nairobi Hospital told this blog that the bouncing baby boy was Born on Thursday afternoon by Mrs Vivian Nabulindo at a Nairobi Hospital.  Our exclusive source indicated that the decision to name the boy Musalia Nabulindo was arrived at as an honor to ANC Party Leader Musalia Mudavadi and his huge input in the March by Election and the victory there after.  "The honourable MP and his wife have agreed to name the baby boy after the former Vice President in commemoration on the birth of One Kenya Alliance born in March in Matungu" Said an Insider.  During the grueling Matungu campaigns, Mrs Nabulindo was always seen on the campaign trail heavy and she withstood disparaging remarks from those in opposing camps to see her Husband emerge with victory. "She is a strong woman, with seven months pregnant she could still be see

OPINION.  WHY KHWISERO CDF  SHOULD NOT BE A TOOL USED BY THE POLITICAL CLASS TO MESS EDUCATION STANDARDS By Amunga Akhanyalabandu. The last one week, we have sustained a deep conversation on why Khwisero CONSTITUENCY despite spending hundreds of millions on Education, it still got a mean of D in the last #KCSE2020 exams. Many of us who know what quality Education is all about have refused to celebrate the mediocre positive deviation.  The people of Khwisero must know, that colonialism never went with the white man. We get neocolonialists each and every day. During my A level class at St. Peter's Mumias I did a literature book called Mashetani, where Julius Nyerere refers to the current colonialism as ukoloni mamboleo.  From the 48 Laws of power, there's a law that advises the masters to keep the subjects depending on them. Make your subjects dependant. That way they cannot think on their own and will therefore never be a threat to the master. You do so by annihilati

CHILDREN OF SYCOPHANTS AND VOTERS IN KHWISERO RELEGATED TO ACADEMIC DWARFISM WHOSE FUTURE WILL BE  TO ENTERTAIN AND SERVE TUMBOCRATS By Amunga Peter   All known TUMBOCRATS in Khwisero, including contractors,  CDF boses, suppliers, briefcase conmen, do not educate their kids in Khwisero, despite the fact that all of them make millions if not billions for doing bussines with Khwisero dwarf schools. Very few teachers  in Khwisero have their children learning in Khwisero public schools.  *Let be more direct. All teachers contracted by Khwisero CDF to supply construction materials, books, foodstuffs etc have NO CHILD learning in those schools.* All the persons who do bussines with Khwisero CDF office including genuine BUSSINES persons like J or Gayos do NOT educate their children in those classy storied CLASSROOMS they are paid to build in Khwisero. Ask yourself WHY? Because they know. Buildings do not teach!!   Khwisero CONSTITUENCY cannot have quality grades from teachers who

BY LAWYER GITOBU IMANYARA.  With CJ designate Martha Koome going through the motions to succeed David Maraga as Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court, the immediate former Chief Justice must be happy that his last official act in office has had his desired wish: to avenge President Uhuru Kenyatta’s promise to “revisit” the Judiciary after the Supreme Court’s nullification of the presidential election of 2017. Although the Chief Justice is just one among equals in the country’s apex court, the Chief Justice enjoys the unique power and responsibility of constituting High Court’s constitutional benches. This power of empaneling more than one judge to hear and determine which judges should determine a dispute is exercised solely by the Chief Justice. It is a discretion exercised without any rules as to how it should be exercised. So, when Chief Justice Maraga appointed High Court judges Joel Ngugi, George Odunga, Chacha Mwita, Teresia Matheka and Jairus Ngaah to hear

A five-judge bench of the constitutional court on Thursday poked holes in the Building Bridges Initiative sponsored constitution amendment process. In a move seen to defend the constitution and sovereignty of the people of Kenya, the judges shredded the process to the extent of terming the BBI Steering Committee unconstitutional. Judges Prof Joel Ngugi, George Odunga, Jairus Ngaah, Teresia Matheka and Chacha Mwita said President Uhuru Kenyatta does not have the power to directly initiate constitutional amendment under the law since parliament is the only organ with that power. If that is allowed it will mean he would be granted the role of promoter and referee, the judges noted. He can however through the AG use Parliament to initiate the process, they said. “It is our finding that popular initiative is a power reserved for Wanjiku neither the president or any other state organ can utilize article 257 to amend the constitution,” said the judges. They added: “President cannot purport to

By Joel Eshikumo.  LUGARI MP Ayub Savula is calling on all farmers formerly affiliated to Mumias Sugar Company-MSC to invade and occupy the vast nuclear land. The MP who intends to vie as Kakamega Governor in 2022 said this at the funeral of Former first Matungu MP the late Joseph Wamukoya on Monday before a charged crowd. Honourable Savula said it was useless for the government to continue making empty promises to revive the company when it was clear the mission was not possible.  "The government knows well that the company us dead and the only langauge it listens to is action, go and occupy the factory land and settle there after all its now useless to Continue waiting!!" He said. Speaking amid cheers, the MP said those charged with the said revival from the County Government of Kakamega had turned the activity into a money minting activity "Con men have invaded the revival debate to constantly set aside millions of shillings and steal the same every financial year&quo

KAKAMEGA Senator Cleophas Malala has this afternoon dismissed Mayoni MCA Libinus Oduor as a traitor who could not be trusted. Speaking in Emayowa village Mayoni Ward at the Burial of Former MP Joseph Wamukoya, hon Malala told off the MCA over the ODM petition. "We have people who are pretending to be with Hon Nabulindo but in real sense they are listed as witnesses against him in the ele tion petition, Honourable Oduor I have seen your name as a witness agains the ANC candidate who was elected" Said Senator amid wild cheers. Honourable Oduor who was present could not stand the shame as angry youths shouted that he was in bed with Governor Oparanya both seeking to rivers gains made. Before the Senator could finish his statement, the ailing MCA walked to the dias and attempted to grab the microphone. Senator Malala allowed him to speak to which he denied that he was on the list of those the ODM Party had lined up to testify against the new MP. A clearly disturbed Od

HON. NABULINDO speaking after meeting all Matungu ODM MCAs.  Story by Joel Eshikumo. IN what many have seen as a show of political maturity, Matungu MP Hon. Peter Nabulindo launched a charm offensive on his detractors in the March by election. Speaking yesterday on the sidelines of a meeting with the four ODM elected MCAs in Matungu, the legislator said it was time to heal the wounds. None of the five elected MCAs Oduor Lininus, Mayoni, Osanga Bonface, Khalaba Godliver Omondi, Kholera George Mukodo, Namamali and  Harry Shikuku of Koyonzo supported the MP.  The MCAs campaigned for the March loser ODM's David Were with the back up of Kakamega Governor Whycliffe Oparanya who is the Deputy Party leader and lost to ANC's Hon Nabulindo.  At the meeting the MCAs affirmed their commitment in support of the MP and his agenda for the Constituency.  HON Boniface Osanga went on to dismiss the election petition filed by his party terming it as still birth.  The MCAs

Story By Calvin Osundwa in Matungu.  Former Matungu Member of Parliament Joseph Wamukoya  died this morning at Life Care hospital in Bungoma Dr. Wamukoya served as the first MP of the constituency between 1997 and 2002. He was elected on a Kanu ticket. The family said the former MP has been ailing for a long time and has occasionally been receiving treatment at a Bungoma hospital. The late MP’s widow Elizabeth Wamukoya said her husband passed on at home early this morning. "The MP has been sick for years and today he rested peacefully at our home," she said. Wamukoya was born in Marinda village of Matungu in 1942. He served in late President Daniel Moi’s government when he was appointed assistant minister in the Ministry of Lands and Settlement in June 2001. Before venturing into politics Wamukoya was a lecturer at the University of Nairobi teaching veterinary services. He also taught at the Michigan State University in the USA. He was later recalled to Kenya afte