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Governor Whycliffe Oparanya and his Deputy Philip Kutima meeting UNICEF officials. Photo courtesy.  Story by Sammy Lutta.  THE Multi million theft Machine that has seen Kakamega County loose millions of shillings in shoddy deals was relaunched yesterday by Governor H.E  Wycliffe Oparanya.  The governor held a consultative meeting with a team from UNICEF to discuss Imarisha Afya ya Mama na Mtoto popularly know as OparanyaCare program. Despite that an audit by the AUDITOR General paints a grim picture of the previous expenditure, the Governor appreciated UNICEF for their support that he claimed has seen improved maternal health. "OparanyaCare program is one of the projects I hold closely to my heart. I started the program to transform the lives of our people and improve on maternal health," said Governor Oparanya. He said the Program which will be relaunched in March will include economic empowerment for the beneficiaries. Like the failed One cow initiative that saw

An unamed Chinese man argues with a team of Govt Officials led by Transport CAS Wavinya Ndeti.                                                                                           There was drama on Wednesday after a Chinese man stopped Transport CAS Wavinya Ndeti and several government officials from inspecting a Ksh.1 billion project in Liwatoni, Mombasa. Several videos making rounds online showed Wavinya and several other people in a heated disagreement with the China Road and Bridge Corporation contractor. The contractor had locked the gates and informed the visitors that he needed to have been informed of the visit. One man can be seen shoving the Chinese engineer aside as the visitors and journalists made their way into the gate. He also asked the police officers accompanying them to handcuff the contractor in the escalating drama The contractor said the reason for the standoff was because he had not been notified of any scheduled inspection. He demanded to know who had auth