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Covid 19 alert: Ruto to scale down his meetings

The Mountain Journal6 years ago02 mins

 Effects of Covid 19 are here with a bang with Deputy President William Ruto forced to postpone his weekend meetings.  In his Twitter account, Ruto has postponed his meetings in the Eastern region that had been planned in Machakos, Kitui and Makueni.  ā€œThe upsurge of Covid 19 cases strongly indicates that a second wave may…

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Laikipia: Locals plea over poor roads in Umande ward

The Mountain Journal6 years ago03 mins

  By TMJ Correspondent in Timau Irate residents of Kalalu village in Laikipia East  are in pains following of the dilapidated road linking Maili Tisa and Umande shopping centre. The residents braved downpours as they used all tools of trade to maintain the road as they accused national and county leadership of abandoning their responsibilities. The…

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Ngutu farmers get help from Israel to venture in hybrid farming

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By TMJ Reporters in Kiria ini The partnership between the Israel Government and Ahadi Kenya Trust will assist 50 farmers in Mathioya sub-county, before the programme is extended in all parts of Murang’a county. Unveiling the hybrid vegetable farming the partnership at Ngutu village, Israel Deputy Envoy  Eyal David  said there was a need to…

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  • Diversion of capital from its purpose to fund other initiatives can ruin investments, says comfort Homes Financial advisor Kariuki
  • Kindiki defends Vision 2060 agenda
  • UDA has maintained national strength and appeal, open to work with like-minded parties ahead of 2027 elections-DP Kindiki
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  • Karua rejects returns ofĀ  a single-party state in KenyaĀ 
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