By Rev Okoth Otura
Toronto-Canada
To our dearest readers, we are in another weekeends and many of us may just want know this that “the Lord Jesus Christ died for you!
God’s Word says…
“He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth Me: and he shall be loved of My Father, and I will [...]

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Ngilu proposed for ODM leadership
By Mutinda Mwanzia and Jessicah Nyaboke
Prime Minister Raila Odinga has been asked to appoint Water Minister as the ODM Deputy Party leader.
Thirty-five women leaders from Ukambani said they were confident Mrs Charity Ngilu was fit for the position.
Speaking during press conference in Nairobi, the leaders said the appointment would [...]

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Orange day: Raila’s party awakens
By Standard on Sunday Reporter
After successfully defending Bomet and Sotik parliamentary seats, buoyant Orange Democratic Movement leaders electrified Western Province with a declaration 2012 is beckoning.

ODM chairman Henry Kosgei referred to Prime minister Raila Odinga as ‘Rais wetu’ (our president). The Orange’s 2012 strategy was unmasked, which is to [...]

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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON - Two one-night polls have given Barack Obama a clear edge over John McCain in their first presidential debate.
Fifty-one per cent said Obama, the Democrat, did a better job in Friday night’s faceoff while 38 per cent preferred the Republican McCain, according to a CNN-Opinion Research Corp. survey of adults. [...]

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By Julian Beltrame, The Canadian Press
OTTAWA - Liberal Leader Stephane Dion is accusing Prime Minister Stephen Harper of character assassination and says he will use next week’s televised debates to show Canadians who he really is and what he stands for.
An increasingly frustrated Dion responded Saturday to new polls that show his party languishing [...]

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UNITED NATIONS (AFP) - Foreign Secretary David Milliband on Saturday said the world stood ready to assist in Zimbabwe’s reconstruction but only if a new government reflecting the will of its people is formed.
Commenting on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s call for a lifting of what he called “illegally imposed sanctions” on his regime, Milliband said: [...]

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