MP reveals why he doesn’t participate in parliament

Roysambu Member of Parliament Waihenya Ndirangu has explained why he has never uttered a word in Parliament, following a report by Mzalendo Trust revealing the worst performing legislators in the National Assembly and the Senate.

Ndirangu said that he had different ways of handling issues affecting his constituents other than debating in the August House.
The lawmaker further indicated that queuing in Parliament in order to present problems affecting the ordinary mwananchi was not fruitful.
“Ukisema utapiga foleni katika hiyo mbunge ndio shida zako zisikizwe ama zitimizwe ukweli ni kwamba unaweza ongea mara nyingi na shida za wananchi wako bado zitabaki. (If you say you will que in parliament in order to present or solve issues affecting your constituents, the truth is you can talk a lot but the problems would never be solved),” Ndirangu noted.

More than 100 Kenyan MPs to travel to The Hague to attend Assembly of State Parties

More than 100 Members of Parliament have applied for visas to travel to The Hague to attend the Assembly of State Parties (ASP) meeting.

According to sources, the MPs who will be using the government budget to travel to the Hague, will be attending a meeting between between November 18 and 26 and the government has already written to the Dutch embassy to request for the visas.

Those who are set to attend the meeting will start traveling there from Monday. "They made applications for visas in a group and they are being looked into," said an informed official who asked not to be named. Senate deputy majority leader Charles Keter (Kericho) confirmed more than 100 MPs had applied for visas.

Although it has not been made clear who is paying for the travel costs, some sources have said that it is the government paying.

In case you don't know,it is actually unnecessary for 100 Mps to attend the meeting, even a quarter of that number can do more than required. 

The MPs to attend the session want to go there to put a fight application of a rule on admission of prior recorded testimony in the trial of Deputy President William Ruto

DONT EXPECT PAY RAISE!!! TEACHER TOLD.

The kenyan Government has reiterated that the 50-60 per cent pay increase for the teachers is unsustainable even after the they called off their five-week strike.

Speaking on the matter, the Deputy President William Ruto, teachers should instead go back to teaching and let the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) do its work.

"SRC is a constitutional body with responsibility and mandate to harmonize salaries of all Government employees from the President to an office messenger. The stand of the Government is to respect recommendations of SRC," The deputy president said.

Speaking during a fundraiser in Nandi County Ruto added that all public employees were awarded their salaries accordingly regardless of the department in which they work.

"We aspire as the Government to ensure all civil servants get their due remuneration in an equitable manner. A degree holder in the education sector should get equal pay to an engineer having the same qualifications," he said.

Last Saturday, teachers terminated their industrial action for 90 days in respect to the ruling made by the court. However, Kenya National Union of Teachers' Secretary General Wilson Sossion mentioned that they would resume their strike if the government failed to implement their pay rise.

Teachers union also demanded that the Teachers Service Commission and the Government withdraw the cases they had against them in regard to the pay row

Crackdown of illicit liquor at litein

The war on illicit liquor continued has these was witness in the side of kericho county buret district. Since President declared war on liquor it was the first time it was done in parts of the county.here are the picture's

Talk talk but NO!!! Development......

Someone is busy talking about pesa mashinani and yet when you visit his county it is a big shame on the side of development for example my movement on one of the roads in the bomet county was stop by how Maddy it was sorry for saying these but let's work with action not mouthing.....talk and do it not talk and destroy it.

A BRIBE, ON CITIZEN TV ANCHOR

Citizen Nipashe news anchors Swalleh Mdoe,
Mwanahimisi Hamadi, Shisia Wasilwa & Kimeli
arap Kimeli suspended by Royal Media for
receiving a bribe from a politician to kill a
story.
The politician was involved in altercation &
even abused journalists during Kajiado
Central.

KERICHO NEXT GOVERNOR.

after yesterday meeting at Kapkatet its now clear that the next Governor of Kericho county is former minister of road frankline bett (chepkoit). according to news moving around these man is starting to build up his political roots after moving to JAP .

ABABU NAMWAMBAs Vacation Photos With His Wife He's GRABBING It Mundu Khu Mundu

They say all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Ababu isn't trying to be dull as seen on his recent vacation photos he took with his wife while in India. The couple so touchy seem to be having times of their lives. The Taj Mahal in Agra where Ababu took his wife a special monument for couples known to be of TRUE LOVE!

So when Ababu isn't in politics, he is obviously in something else gentlemen and ladies.

Lawyer Kiprono Matagei wants CJ to Swear In Ruto As President

Layer Felix Kiprono Matagei. He wants the C.J to swear in William Ruto as president The lawyer wants Ruto to be sworn in as president for the remaining three years of the Jubilee Coalition term. According to lawyer Matagei, President Kenyatta’s move to surrender instruments of power and the presidential motorcade is construed as resignation within the meaning of article 146. The article stipulates that the office of the president shall become vacant if the holder of office resigns in writing, addressed to the Speaker of the National Assembly Lawyer Kiprono Matagei argues that since the speaker was present and because the message was read in writing, then it passes the test of resignation as enshrined by the article 146 of the constitution.