Friday, 27 July 2018

HIV infections surge in Kitui


HIV infections surge in Kitui as 
impact assessment survey launched



By Andrew Munyoki (Governor’s Press Service)



Kitui: Chief Officer for health and sanitation Dr. Richard Muthoka has decried increasing rates of new HIV infections in the county despite heightened efforts by the county government and other partners to reduce HIV prevalence and mortality rates.

Saturday, 21 July 2018

Gov Ngilu attends US Governors' conference

Teacher charged with defiling student

By Daniel kituku   


Alois Mailu  Voli, a teacher at Masaani primary school has pleaded not guilty for the offence of defiling a 15 yr old at Masaani Kibwezi sub county.
The case shall be mentioned on August 8, 2018 at Makindu Law Court.
The offense was committed on July 7, 2018 at Makaani primary.
He will stay in custody in Makueni remand prison for failing to pay a Shs 200,000 bond

Seven health facilities upgraded

Friday, 20 July 2018

Gov Mutua ignores Assembly, appoints ministers

Dr Mutua defiantly
appoints has cabinet


By Martin Masai


GOVERNOR Alfred Mutua today appointed the remaining seven members of his cabinet without the approval of the Machakos County Assembly
Governor Mutua and his Deputy Eng. Francis Maliti
 when he announced his cabinet today


Those appointed include Ms. Evelyne Kavuu Mutie - Energy, Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Eng. Morris Omuyoma Aluanga - Roads, Transport and Public Works. Mr. Titus Nzeki Matiku Kavila - County Administration and Decentralized Units,Mr. Francis Kiio Mwaka - Trade, Industrialization and Innovation,Mr. Kimeu Mbithi Kimeu - Public Service, Quality Management and ICT. Mr. Urbanus Musyoka Wambua - Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperative Development, and Mr. Lazarus Kivuva - Education, Skills Training and Social Welfare.

Assembly of gangs, leaders and police lead to losses in Athi River


Massive losses as 
structures are demolished 

Controversy over Portland Cement land rages


By Dennis Mwikya 




Several houses have been demolished on the controversial East African Portland Cement Company land in Athi River in Machakos County.The houses and other structures were pulled down by bulldozers under the watch of a contingent of heavily armed police officers Thursday morning.
A Police officer walks in front of a house being demolished by a
bulldozer on the controversial Portland Cement land in Athi River
The officers drawn from several sub counties within Machakos reported at Athi River police station in hundreds before they proceeded to the land where they kept vigil as  bulldozers roared as they knocked down the structures.

Kitui's link to George Adamsom

Kitui moves to activate 
robust tourism circuit


By Barrack Muli

T
he continued efforts to invest in game reserves is a great boost to the tourism industry in Kitui. The County government intends to make the sector vibrant and contribute significantly to the county’s growing economy. The ministry has demarcated the Proposed Ikime Campsite –a 2.4acre land along the shores of Tana River bordering Meru County to set pace for a long development journey of the area. The area-rich in magnificent canopies and rare riverine beach- is ideal for a tented camp with wobbling bridges connecting the river banks and up for lease to any interested investors.

Thursday, 19 July 2018

School Fires; Seven students charged


Seven students 
face arson charge


By Daniel Kituku

Seven students  have been charged in Makindu Law Court with the burning of their school dormitory. They were charged before Makindu Resident Magistrate Damaris Karani.

Police impound bhang in Makueni

Sh 5 m Bhang impounded 

 By Daniel Kituku

Police in Makueni have impounded 19 bags of bhang valued at Sh5 Million . Speaking to  the press 
at Sultan Hamud police station, Makueni County Commissioner Mohammed Maalim
said the bhang originated from Tanzania through Migori  and was en-route to Mombasa through the 
Makueni County Commissioner Mr Mohammed Maalim(L)
displays the impounded bhang
Nairobi -Mombasa highway. 

Assembly Flexes muscles with Gov Mutua


MCAs vote to delay the
approval of Mutua's ministers

By Sammy Mutua

Mks County Assembly has postponed the tabling and debate of the Report on Vetted County Executive Committee Nominees by the   Appointments Select Committee til the determination Governor Mutua's pending appeal at the Supreme Court . Gov.Mutua's re-election was overturned by a Court of Appeal three judge bench after his tival, Wavinya Ndeti contested a verdict of the High Court upholding the election.
Speaker Florence Mwangangi as she chaired a session of Machakos County Assembly

Sunday, 15 July 2018

D-G protests

D-G condemns Uhuru
mini cabinet reshufle

By Daniel Kituku

A section of leaders in Makueni condem the recent cabinet  reshuffle and senior government appointments.
Led  by Deputy governor Makueni Adelina Mwau and M.c.a Kathonzweni Francis mutungi said the Kamba community was left out.

Adelina said the handshake must be seen to benefit all Kenyans.
They spoke at Mbovu Aic during a fundraiser in aid of church construction.

Governor Ngilu acts  to 
revive Kitui garment industry


By Barrack Muli with 
Munyasya Musya  





                                                                     
                                                                                       Governor Ngilu, flanked by her deputy Dr Wathe Nzau(R) and                                                                                              MCA Anthony Ndoo(C), in a jubilant mood with a section of the 120 students


KITUI Governor Kaluki Ngilu has made a decisive step to revive the couty's garment industry and place young people on the road to wealth creation.The ambitious plan specifically targets the young people providing training, equipment and financial support to local garment makers.

Governor mourns student

Ngilu mourns St Charles Lwanga student


By Philip Muteti
 
Gov Ngilu addresses students and teachers of St Charles Lwanga School
Governor Ngilu listens to a student as he speaks when she v


isited the school yesterday.
Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu has mourned a form 1 student of St Charles Lwanga High School who died last weeek. The governor drove to the school in her neighborhood  yesterday to join the school community to  mourn the student,  Master Alex Kunzu, who hails from Nuu in Mwingi Central. 
Speaking to students and staff in an extra-ordinary assembly, Governor  Ngilu  said  it is very  unfortunate that the County  had lost such  a promising bright boy in whom his family and community had big hopes. She however  encouraged the school fraternity to be strong enough to bear the loss, and be on their toes to give their best in academics. 
She told her audience that healthcare which forms the second Pillar of her manifesto is set for unprecedented  improvement.  "For the first time in history, Kitui Referral hospital has all the equipment needed for various diagnosis, ranging from Ultra sound CT scanners , Ex-Ray and ECG (Electro cardiography) machines,all procured by my administration", she said. The equipment will be used in Kitui Referral Hospital that the school  has chosen as their prefered facility for treatment. The Governor said no one should travel far distances to seem treatment  as they used to.
The school's Principal Mr Simon Njagi expressed their gratitude to the Governor  for visiting to grieve with the school,saying a friend in need is a friend indeed.
 Njagi added that the school has adopted her phrase, *Kitui mbee nzei* and is even putting the boys in a forward move. 
 He said the boy will be buried on Tuesday in Mwingi central.

Friday, 13 July 2018

New Kitui Minister appointed

Ngilu appoints
 new minister


By Gabriel Ndeleva




                


Kitui




Governor Kaluki Ngilu today appointed a new minister to the Kitui County Executive Committee.  Mr Benard Katungi was sworn into office as  County Executive  Committee Member for Public Service Management  and Administration, in the Office of the Governor.         
                                            
                                                            Mr Katungi takes Oath of office administered by Deputy High Court                                                         Registrar Rose Ombeta,assisted by Kitui County Attorney Ms Rachel Osendo.

Thursday, 12 July 2018

Governor Ngilu commissions 322
 new health staff and Equipment




By Andrew Munyoki


Governor Ngilu, flanked by Health Chief Officer Dr Richard Muthoka, Mr A Ndoo, Chairman of the Kitui County Assembly Health Committee and Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Nzau as she launched equipment including scanners at Kitui Level 5 Hospital today
KITUI Governor Kaluki Ngilu today commissioned equipment and staff to reinforce service provision and deliver her healthcare manifesto pledge to Kitui people. The Governor released 322 new staff into the workforce to serve in various health facilities in the county. The health workers of different cadres include 3 Cuban doctors, 196 nurses, 70 clinical officers, 24 nutritionists, 13 orthopaedic trauma practitioners, 13 laboratory radiographers and 13 health administrators.

Tuesday, 10 July 2018

Raila, Kalonzo Praise
Ngilu’s Ndengu Revolution

Kitui Governor Kaluki Ngilu with Gov Kivutha Kibwana, Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka during a rally at the Kitui Bus Park today

By Munyasya Musya & Barrack Muli


Nasa Luminaries Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka today praised Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu’s pet project the Ndengu Revolution as a game changer towards food security and wealth creation for farmers in the county.The two leaders said the project was well thought out and ideal food production initiative that could generate billions of shillings in returns to the people of Kitui County besides provision of ample food supplies.
Ngilu woos Kenyans in 
diaspora to invest in Kitui County


By Munyasya Musya


Governor Ngilu addresses a rally at Kitui Bus Park today
Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu today challenged Kenyans living in the diaspora to seek and explore the varied and vast business opportunities in Kitui County and invest in them.She said the County Government of Kitui has taken the necessary steps to provide conducive environment and the required infrastructure for investors wishing to put their money in the county.

Tuesday, 3 July 2018

Raila puts up the case for green grams



Raila appeals to India's 
PM Modi over Green grams



India, July 3, 2018


Indian Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi with Mr Odinga and his wife Ida
FORMER Prime Minister Raila Odinga today pitched the case for India to import green grams from Kenya. Speaking during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, Mr Odinga urged the Prime Minister fo India to consider importing at least 100,000 metric tonnes of Ndengu from Kenya annually to save Kenyan farmers who had grown the cereal targeting exporting it to India.

Thursday, 28 June 2018

VERBATIM. Read the entire Judgement

Entire Judgement of the Court of Appeal
by Julius Malombe against Charity Ngilu

It's victory for Governor Ngilu









Governor Ngilu's election upheld


By Martin Masai



GOVERNOR Charity Ngilu's election as Kitui Governor was today upheld by the Supreme Court of Kenya.
Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Nzau addresses the media outside Supreme Court buildings after
Governor Ngilu's election was upheld.
Three judges of the court tossed out an appeal ;lodged by defeated governor Julius Malombe saying it lacked merit.

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