A Letter from our Leader, Jim Hnatiu
Greetings CHP Canada!
The current turmoil in Parliament is history in the making.
This coming Monday, Dec 8th , Prime Minister Harper may allow a confidence vote, at which time non-confidence could occur, bringing down his new Conservative government, or he may request to prorogue parliament and postpone the vote until [...]

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HAS MARAUDING GANGS TAKEN OVER KISII?
By Agwanda jakorandoh
RESIDENTS of KISII town and its environs have been warned of a marauding armed gang on the loose.
Nyanza Deputy Police boss, Larry Kieng confirmed the presence of the gang in Kisii and the surrounding areas following two days of vicious attacks that has left two people shot dead [...]

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AMEK ON HEART FACILITY.
 By Agwanda Jakorandoh.
The Association of  Medical Engineers of Kenya (AMEK) is urging the  government to equip the eight provincial hospitals in the country with heart run machines and train its personal on how to handle the said machine.
 
 THe Asssociation’s Secretary General Symon Mbaka added that the said move will deter heart ailing patients from travelling abroad to [...]

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By Kari Kliman
Wayne New Jersey-USA
Halala members gathered from different states, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Massachusetts, California and New Jersey for a Luhya Thanksgiving celebration.  This event was a gathering of Luhyas living in Diaspora coming together not only to feast but also to give thanks for the good they have learned and come to appreciate here [...]

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CHICAGO – President-elect Barack Obama named New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson as commerce secretary on Wednesday, filling a top economic post in troubled times and placing a second former campaign rival in his new Cabinet.
Talking optimistically despite the recession, Obama also said, “We have everything we need to renew our economy, we have the ingenuity [...]

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 OTTAWA (Reuters) – Prime Minister Stephen Harper, battling an opposition move to defeat his minority Conservative government, accused his chief rival on Wednesday of weakening Canada by signing a pact with separatists.
Harper, who is expected to seek the temporary shutdown of Parliament ahead of a confidence vote scheduled for next Monday, also said Liberal leader [...]

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JOS, Nigeria (AFP) – Thousands of Nigerians who fled a wave of deadly sectarian violence remained in a makeshift camp on Wednesday as more funerals were held and shell-shocked residents began sifting through wreckage.
The refugees were said to be too scared to go back to their homes in the central city of Jos and fearful [...]

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HARARE (AFP) – Baton-wielding riot police broke up protests in Harare and detained dozens Wednesday, as the death toll of a cholera epidemic neared 600 in Zimbabwe’s worsening health and economic crises.
Trade unionists protesting against limits on cash withdrawals were beaten by security forces in Harare, while police also dispersed doctors and nurses who tried [...]

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By CCI Team
Nyamira residents last week woke up to a grisly murder of two people whose bodies were dumped by the roadside. The duo had their hands tied on their backs and had visible deep cuts all over the body.
None of the passersby appeared disturbed by what they saw. After all, over time they had [...]

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