Deputy President William Ruto met with pastors in the Ngata neighborhood of Nakuru. Ruto began his campaign there because it is thought to be a key battlefield for the presidential election. Ruto’s significant donations to the church have drawn criticism from some political figures on numerous occasions.

The campaigning for Deputy President William Ruto in Nakuru began with prayers at a clergymen’s gathering at local Senator Susan Kihika’s house in Ngata. Starting in Ngata in the Rongai constituency, Ruto’s Nakuru chapter campaigns moved on to Mbaruk in the Gilgil constituency, Kinamba, and Kihoto in the Naivasha constituencies. The Kenya Kwanza presidential candidate is touring the area to raise awareness of his campaign and meet with various interest groups.

A group of Nakuru county officials, including Susan Kihika, a senator and governor candidate, and Tabitha Karanja, a senate candidate, followed him. “We know who stated in a rally when it rained, ‘Mungu anatukojolea,’ and we know who would stand with the church,” Kihika argued for her position. The goods speak for themselves, as they say in law.

Uhuru Kenyatta reveals that in order to prevent bloodshed, he did not send police to Raila’s mock swearing in. President Uhuru has clarified the reasons why, in the wake of Raila Odinga’s mock swearing in in 2018, he did not take action against the leader of Azimio La Umoja. In January 2018, Raila took the oath of office as the president of the people, which was viewed as treason by some.
Uhuru revealed he did not dispatch police to prevent carnage during a meeting with religious leaders on Friday, July 8 in his lawn in Mount Kenya.

Returning to his native Kikuyu, the head of state recounted how his choice caused the opposition to pause and reconsider their course of action before contacting him for negotiations. Uhuru went on to say that he was willing to resign from his position in order to save lives and that life is more important than power.

Along the Mombasa-Nairobi Highway between Taru and Samburu, a matatu and truck were involved in a horrific traffic disaster that claimed at least 20 lives .

Numerous people were hurt in the accident that occurred on the evening of July 8 as well. According to Kwale County Police Commander Josephat Kinyua, the matatu’s driver was attempting to pass when the car struck a trailer head-on. The deceased’s bodies have been sent to the mortuary at Kinango Sub-County Hospital.

Nyamira County Referral Hospital refutes claims that patients are paying for water. 
Dr. Mokua Ombati clarified that the hospital has enough water for its patients. He added  that any extra water is distributed to the general public at the front entrance. The medical director pleaded with the public to refrain from spreading misleading information in order to protect the reputation of the medical facility.

Following social media posts from out patients from the hospital accusing the hospital of asking patients to buy water, the hospital supretendant Dr. Ombati has refuted the claims saying that the hospital has enough supply of water. Dr. Ombati says this is a plot to tannish the good reputation of the hospital.

Negative Publicity

 Dr. Ombati urged Kenyans to continue having faith in their hospital’s abilities despite the accusations. He criticized people who were spreading false information about the facility and urged Kenyans to help the health industry grow. He criticized people who were spreading false information about the facility and urged Kenyans to help the health industry grow.

Mediocre Services

A woman who was brought to the hospital in April, however, said that there was no water inside the building and that she was compelled to purchase gloves and an urine bag outside the building. ” I was taken to theatre on 4th April at around 2pm. We were sent a urine bag and surgical gloves outside the hospital They don’t force you but the situation forces you to get yourself water for bathing and drinking,” said a former patient who sought anonymity.

15,000 2021 KCSE Students Ignored by KUCCPS

Fifteen thousand 2021 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) ignored placement to universities. This is according to the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placements Services (KUCCPS)
KUCCPS Chief Executive Officer Dr Mercy Wahome said Those who ignored placement to university will not be able to get government sponsorship and scholarships through various funding organizations with the Higher Education Loans Boards (HELB) being the main one
144,000 students who had attained the required grade of C+ for joining the university, only 128,000 had made their applications online with the remaining 15,754 yet to be determined if they were still interested in university placement or not.
Final placements will be released towards the end of July as the start of the September academic calendar nears. This will give enough time to parents and students to prepare financially, psychologically and materially for the university level.
As the start of the September academic year draws near, final placements will be announced by the end of July. Parents and students will have adequate time to make financial, psychological, and material preparations for college.
Since the KUCCPS CEO announced that there will be government support for people who took their KCSE between 2000 and 2021, those who wish to enroll in Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) Centers have reason to smile. This will guarantee that no candidate is prevented from receiving technical and vocational training.
The CEO of KUCCPS further stated that it has been presumptively believed that individuals who choose to enroll in technical courses are among the group that disregarded university placement.

A businessman is assessing his losses following the massive KSh 5.7 million theft from his vehicle in a Thika town parking lot. The man allegedly stopped his car, hurried into a public restroom to make a call, and then returned to find that his car had been broken into. The Sh5.7 million had reportedly been taken out of at least three banks that morning as Mathew Githinji was on his way home, according to the Daily Nation.

(Source: UGC)

Costly restroom break.

He reported the theft to the Thika Police Station, where it was investigated by the authorities.
According to early reports, one of the bank tellers where he withdrew the money may have tipped the thugs. They followed him in discreetly and took advantage of the few minutes he had the money unattended to grab it.

Details will be added as they develop.