Kiambi stated that all he wanted was developments in his ward.

He further picked one teacher from each school to accompany the students.

He accepted the blame that it was indeed true he had received money from the clients.

He stated that it was important for Muslims to be recognized in every sector.

The Kericho woman rep explained how she was moved after learning about the devastating state.

The graduate explained how convenient the invention was as he would ride around looking for customers.

Wamuchomba noted that she was ready to fight for her people.

Waiguru announced that the governors had lived to their pre-election pledge of fully supporting the IEBC.

Parents will have to bear the responsibility of buying new uniforms for their children.

Gachagua blamed the previous government of former President Uhuru Kenyatta for forsaking the freedom fighters and their families.

Kalonzo stated that the greatest problem in the country was in the education sector.

School fee balances are used as an excuse to withhold the certificates.

He urged the leaders to unite with the government as he had shown the way.

He explained how being a staunch Christian would help him gain favor before the Deputy President.

What was meant to be a humourous moment amidst sorrow however turned out to be a disappointment.

He previously served as a deacon at the Catholic Archdiocese of Nyeri.

The move would bring a big division in Mt. Kenya and also create fear in the current government employees to serve people from the same region.

Previously, the ex-governor had threatened to mobilize collection of signatures to impeach Sakaja.

Investigation officers are probing details surrounding the incident.

Sakaja stated that the buses are able to cover long distances even if they depend on charging. 

Most of the casuals have served in successive governments.

He announced that it was not the first time he was trending.

The MCAs announced that they would go back to the governor's office to meet him.

The DP’s registration comes after the process was opposed by the Kenya National Farmers' Federation.

She explained that it was an event she had been longing for.

He spoke this while giving a good solution to how clubs should operate.

Waiguru clarified that counties are not in conflict with the national government and have opened doors for consultation.

The elders urged all leaders to concentrate on their current duties.

The fundraising event at United Kenya Club was graced by prominent people in the country.

The tussle began after the end of the Kandara by-election.