The Mountain Journal Farmers Party Chairman Irungu Nyakera has supported the proposal to regulate the religious space. He however said the move to regulate them was timely and necessary after seeing doomsday cults taking over the religious space. Nyakera, also the KEMSA Chairman said there have been various failed attempts to regulate the churches and…
By BBC The death toll from the massive landslides that have hit the southern Indian state of Kerala has now crossed 158, with officials saying 187 people are still missing. Rescue operations, that had halted late Tuesday night, resumed on Wednesday morning. The landslides are the worst disaster to hit the state since 2018, when…
The Mountain Journal Tea farmers from Kirinyaga and Embu counties are pleading with Gatundu South MP Gabriel Kagombe to concentrate on his parliamentary duties and stop meddling in the tea sector affairs. The farmers said he should resign from the MP position if want to contest the KTDA Holding chairmanship position. The tea farmers from KTDA…
Graeme Baker BBC News, Washington Donald Trump on Monday defended his running mate’s claims that “childless cat ladies” had destroyed American values, but also said he believed adults without children were just as good as parents. JD Vance’s 2021 comment that Vice-President Kamala Harris and other Democrats were “a bunch of childless cat ladies miserable…
By Peter Ngure Recently, a friend of mine came worried to us; ‘I swear I don’t know what to do with this child’, she lamented in pain referring to her 17-year-old daughter.The reason was that our friend had asked her daughter why she came home past her curfew hours and the daughter asked ‘What time…
By Tom Geoghegan/BBC News Donald Trump has agreed to be interviewed by the FBI as part of its investigation into the assassination attempt at his rally in Pennsylvania earlier this month. In a call with reporters on Monday, the FBI did not give a date for the interview, but said it would be “a standard…
Story by Abdulrazaq Adebayo With few days to the planned nationwide hunger protests in the country, Nigerians have been warned against copying the recent protests in Kenya, as it could have unintended and detrimental consequences. Ambassador Ibrahim Tajudeen Shola issued the warning in a statement in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital, on Sunday. While asserting…
The Mountain Journal Seven hundred Murang’a Youth Service (MYS) graduated after they sat for National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) examination after they were engaged in paid community work. Governor Irungu Kang’ata celebrated the youth for their patience as pioneers as they dedicated themselves as they served the community through opening of the drainage system after…
By EUTYCHUS NGECHU KIMEMIA Kenya stands on the brink of disaster due to poor legislation. The August House, once a beacon of sanctity, integrity, and efficiency, has degenerated into a den of dealers, self-seekers, and a confused, greedy lot devoid of patriotism. This institution, meant to represent the public, has failed its constituents. Barely do we witness…
The Mountain Journal Campaigns for KTDA Holding leadership have gained momentum in the counties, with candidates holding strategic meetings ahead of today’s board members elections. The 12 positions in East and West of Rift Valley have attracted 26 directors with majority holding strategic meetings to pick their own for the lucrative board members positions. Already,…
