Matiang’i advises on strategies to salvage the education sector 

 The Mountain Journal  editor@themountainjournal.co.ke Jubilee Party deputy leader Dr Fred Matiang’i has proposed strategic measures to save the schools from unrest with the appointment of a Principal Secretary to oversee the implementation of the Competence-Based Curriculum (CBC). Other measures are ensuring the heads have resources to run the schools, and listening to the churches and…

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Kiharu defends Ndindi’s development programmes

The Mountain Journal  editor@themountainjournal.co.ke  There is an uproar in Kiharu over the sentiments raised by a section of parliamentarians leveled against their MP Ndindi Nyoro. The electorate said they are angered by claims by MPs MP Kimani Ichugw’a (Kikuyu) and his Suna East counterpart Junet Mohammed that Ndindi when he served as the budget and…

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Nairobi County Assembly buys Sh33m mace

The Mountain Journal Despite the prevailing economic times, Nairobi County Assembly has acquired a new mace at Sh33 million. The mace weighing 11 kilogrammes was unveiled this week by speaker Stephen Ng’ondi, when several operations were grounded due to a lack of finances. Nairobi MCAs have said they cannot carry out their oversight responsibilities, as…

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Embrace humility and align with aspirations of the people, Gachagua urge leaders

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has called on political leaders to respect Kenyans, be humble and align with the aspirations of the people that elected them. At the same time, the Deputy President asked the National Police Service and officers attached to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to demonstrate professionalism in their duties and keep…

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Safina leader  to spend night in custody 

Politician cum businessman Jimi Wanjigi  will be spend the night at Kamukunji police station in Nairobi, after he presented himself  to DCI for recording statement. Wanjigi, a critic of the Kenya Kwanza government  said the police arrested him over claims of illegal possession of firearms. He will be charged Tuesday after he presented himself  for…

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Opinion: The Kenya parliament

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…

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