The Mountain Journal The concerns raised by the Kenya Federation of Employers over poor business climate, have been supported by the Comfort Homes Director Hezekiah Kariuki has waded into the debate saying that real estate companies are not exceptional since they are operating in the same economic harsh environment. Mr Kariuki said that the real…
The Mountain Journal Former Attorney General J. B. Muturi has called for an end to the sustained and increasingly hostile attacks directed at the retired President Uhuru Kenyatta by leaders within the Kenya Kwanza administration. Muturi said the actions are reckless, unnecessary, and represent a direct affront to constitutional democracy. “They are a calculated attempt…
The Mountain Journal Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata ditches UDA, as he outlines journey in the remaining year to the election, as he says he will be respectful to President William Ruto. Kang’ata in a press release said he will not vie the next general election on the UDA party, promising to communicate his future through …
The Mountain Journal President William Ruto returned to his Murang’a political stronghold promising to improve his score card ready for the re-election. He said the ongoing development programme initiated by his administration once completed by next year would be ahead of his rivals who have perfected the hurling of insults and spreading propagangas. Ruto said…
The Mountain Journal The former Chairperson at the Kenya Seeds Company Ms Wangui Ngirici maintained she resigned from her position, and was not sacked as alleged. There are claims that Ngirici eying for Kirinyaga gubernatorial position was sacked by the Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury John Mbadi. According to Ms Ngirici, She had hinted that…
The Mountain Journal Kenya Seeds Company Chairperson Wangui Ngirici has declared to vie for Kirinyaga gubernatorial seat on a united opposition party. Without naming the party, Wangui said she would join the opposition wagon, dumping President William Ruto UDA Party. “ I am seeking Kirinyaga residents to elect me as their third governor,” he said…
The Mountain Journal A road map to construct hostels to accommodate students inside the public universities and colleges has kicked off targeting 8,000 units across the country. In a multi billion shillings programme, the hostel blocks will accommodate students, and the investors scramble for land near the institution ready to establish business enterprises. In Murang’a,…
The Mountain Journal Jubilee Party Deputy Leader Dr Fred Matiang’i has called on citizens to embrace political tolerance and condemned the government for allowing goonism in the country and barring its political rivals from holding their meetings in certain parts of the country. Matiang’i regretted that 62 years after the country attained independence, citizens appear…
The Mountain Journal President William Ruto has castigated political leaders who want to act as gatekeepers for the political direction Central Kenya will take in the next election. The President said he is working for all Kenyans who gave him a popular mandate in 2022 polls, and not a tiny and corrupt political cartel in…
The Mountain Journal The construction of major markets in Kandara and Kigumo in Murang’a has been described as a milestone designed to uplift the status of the traders, ending the era of operating along the roadside. The traders said they expect to occupy the facilities as soon as possible to end the challenges they have…
