Paul, 25, and Ruth Muli, 56, during their wedding at the Rock City Hotel in Nairobi, on Sunday
It was a special Valentine’s Day for Paul Muli, 25, who tied the knot to multi-millionaire real estate tycoon Ruth Wanjiru, 31 years his senior. The couple formalised their three-year relationship in a lavish ceremony in Rock City [...]

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Uhuru response to Raila Muranga visit
By Njee Muturi
Principal Liaison Officer
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
STATEMENT ON PRIME MINISTER’S VISIT TO MURANGA
There has been mounting media speculation concerning a supposed visit of the Prime Minister to Muranga, particularly insinuating that the Deputy Prime Minister has objected to this visit in some way or form.
We would like [...]

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Kenyan minister fears for her life
BY BERNARD MOMANYI
Bishop Margaret Wanjiru of Jesus Is Alive Ministries now claims her life is in danger and is seeking police protection.
The Housing Assistant Minister presented herself to the Gigiri police station on Monday night where she recorded a statement over strange movements of a government vehicle she claimed went [...]

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By Kilemi Mwiria
Already we have many presidential aspirants for the 2012 race. Some of them are busy crafting ethnic alliances, despite the trouble such alliances caused in 2007.
I would like to make a rather undemocratic suggestion informed by the experience of Tanzania.
One of Nyerere’s greatest legacies was to entrench a presidential identification system which informally [...]

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By Nyaichoro Maisori
Tel: 254 727 248044
http://maisori.blogspot.com
I hereby wish cement my views on the Mungiki debate but rather to underscore the fact that war is unavoidable if our country is to see genuine change.
About two weeks ago the NYC and Youth Agenda congregated at SportsView Kasarani Hotel for a one day pre- National Youth Convention conference to [...]

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BY JOSEPH KAMOTHO
 
It is emerging that Parliament like any other State organ is a victim of power concentration in the hands of the Executive that also lacks inbuilt checks. While many  Kenyans  appreciate attempts  to restore Parliament’s  oversight and legislative role, there is one school of thought  that  believes  in the past that  the Legislature  [...]

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Kenya MPs demand speedy trials
BY ANNE KIGUTA
MUKURWEINI, Kenya, - Fourteen legislators at the weekend agreed that there must be justice for the victims of post election violence regardless of whether it came from a local tribunal or the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Speaking at Gikondi Technical Training Institute in Mukurweini constituency during a fundraiser the MPs [...]

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BY JOSEPH KAMOTHO
Najivunia kuwa Mkenya  is a Kiswahili  word for  “I am proud to be a Kenyan”  that is conspicuously printed on colourful hand bills circulated by the office of the Government Spokesman, Alfred Mutua.  The Spokesman is always reluctant to elaborate to curious Kenyans on what to be proud about in the country whose [...]

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BY JOSEPH KAMOTHO
While ordinary Kenyans seeking to put fear and threats behind them  welcomed the  publication of the findings of the  Kenya National Commission on Human Rights  (KNCHR) report on the perpetration of the bloody  post election violence, some members of the Executive  and the  Legislature  named as suspects  sought to distance themselves  from blame.
Perhaps [...]

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In the footsteps of his father? Jimmy’s moves raise queries 
 
By NJERI RUGENE and EMEKA-MAYAKA GEKARA
In Summary
•Kibaki son’s tours to popularise new group seen as political tactic ahead of 2012 poll
Since President Kibaki’s first son, Jimmy, began touring the country, many questions have been raised as to the intention.
He has been a frequent visitor in his [...]

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