DP cautions Government over remarks on foreign nationals

The Mountain Journal The Democratic Party of Kenya has cautioned the Government against making inflammatory remarks about foreign nationals operating businesses in the country, saying such statements could undermine investor confidence and strain Kenya’s international relations. DP national chairman Peter Ndubai said remarks by some political leaders targeting foreign businesspeople were creating unnecessary anxiety within…

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Comfort Homes Director Hezekiah Kariuki Urges Youth to Embrace Sales, Marketing Jobs to Create Jobs

The Mountain Journal  Millions of Jobless Youth across the Country have been urged to embrace sales and Marketing Jobs in efforts to seal the  Un employment gap in the Country.  According to  Comfort Homes Chief Executive  Hezekiah Kariuki, Many Jobless youth turn down sales and marketing job opportunities due to long time belief that the…

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Peace advocate Ambassador Eugene Nzabonimba urges leaders to put dialogue before division

The Mountain Journal Global Union for Peace and Development (GUPD) Founder and Global President Amb. Eugene Kavune Nzabonimba has urged political and community leaders to rise above their differences and work together in addressing conflicts and socio-economic challenges affecting millions of people. Ambassador Nzabonimba said leaders had a responsibility to promote peace, unity and development…

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Charles Rubia Road launched in Murang’a 

The Mountain Journal A project funded through the Murang’a Smart Cities programme has been launched and named after veteran politician Charles Rubia. Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata launched the PCEA-Kayole Smart City Project in Murang’a Town and named it in honour of the late Charles Rubia, who made a significant contribution to the struggle for multiparty…

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Waiguru urges Kirinyaga voters to make sober political choices ahead of 2027

The Mountain Journal Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has urged residents to approach the 2027 political contestwith sober minds, saying political choices should be based on leadership credentials and theinterests of the country rather than emotions.Speaking during a Joyful Women Organization empowerment forum hosted by First LadyRachel Ruto in Kirinyaga on Thursday, Waiguru said voters should…

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Ndindi introduces agenda-based politics in Kenya 

. The Mountain Journal   The People’s Party of Kenya has excited the Kenyans’ political space through the introduction of agenda-based politics geared at improving the people’s living standards if policies are implemented to the later. He said he was interested to prioritize re-look at education, health, industrialisation, unemployment, among other critical spheres that will improve…

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Kindiki on CAIPS/ Elnino preparedness

A high level meeting convened by Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has unlocked the bottlenecks that stalled the completion, commissioning and operationalization of County Aggregation and Industrial Parks (CAIPs). During the meeting at the DPs Official Residence in Karen, Kindiki announced the commissioning of 8 CAIPs before the end of this year and another 13 by…

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Stop Attacking IEBC and Present Alternative Development Agenda-Kindiki tells Opposition

The Mountain JournalDeputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission not to be intimidated or blackmailed by politicians who have sensed defeat but discharge its duties according to the Constitution and existing laws.Prof. Kindiki said the electoral agency is mandated by law to carry out its roles without favouring anyone either…

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Senior state officers engage residents in Kiharu

The Mountain Journal   Public servants have continued to make endless engagements in Mt Kenya region persuading the locals to support President William Ruto’s re-election. The public officers under the Mt.Kenya Leaders Caucus is a group of all appointed  government officers serving in different capacities led by Deputy Head if Public Service, Amos Gathecha trooped in…

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