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Sandra Dacha claims that her bae, Akuku Danger, has been held at Nairobi West Hospital due to a pending hospital bill.

21Jun

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Sandra Dacha claims that her bae, Akuku Danger, has been held at Nairobi West Hospital due to a pending hospital bill.

Photo: Sandra Dacha, Akuku Danger (Instagram) Sandra Dacha claims that her bae, Akuku Danger, has been held at Nairobi West Hospital due to a pending hospital bill. Sandra noticed that Akuku's hospital bill totaled Ksh 823,000 during the course of his two weeks in the hospital. "Despite having their collateral from the January bill, which has a bigger value than the whole cost," she claimed, "the hospital has refused to accept a collateral so that he can manage his finances from outside."

16Jun

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Kenyans may have to pay increased Fares, according to the Matatu Owners Association.

Photo: public service vehicle (twitter) The Matatu Owners Association (MOA) has hinted at a fare hike for public service vehicle users (psv). This has occurred a day after the government said it will gradually over time do away with the fuel subsidy programme and the Matatu Owners Association has even indicated that bus tickets could increase even further. Following reports in newspapers, the association's chairperson, Simon Kimutai, has claimed that fares on many routes in Nairobi will increase from between Kes.20 and Kes 50. The Matatu Owners Association has requested its members across the country to raise transportation fees. According to the Energy and Petroleum Authority (EPRA), a litre of petrol costs kes.159.12 in Nairobi, diesel costs kes.140.0, and kerosene costs ...

13Jun

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Naming competition: Parliamentary Service Commission to reward Kes. 100,000 to Kenyan who suggest best name for the multi-storey office block

Parliamentary Tower | Courtesy 1.) On Monday, June 13, 2022, the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) announced a Kes.100,000 naming competition for a new multi-storey office building. 2.) The building cannot be named after an active person. A person must be full emeritus status (or deceased) 3.) The name must be catchy, reflect constitutional values, the Parliamentary Service Commission stature and its legislative role. 4.) The name should not be under copyright, trademark, or other legal restriction On Monday, June 13, 2022, the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) announced a Kes.100,000 naming competition for a new multi-storey office building. PSC Director General Clement Nyandiere requested Kenyans to offer names for the Parliament annexe in a statement seen by...

9Jun

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Newspaper Headlines: Women featured in Thursday Newspaper –June 9,2022

1) Women leaders seek higher-ranking political positions. Three of the four cleared presidential candidates are running with a female running mate. Martha Karua is deputising Raila Odinga .Justina Wambui is deputising Gorge Wajackoya.Ruth Mutua, on the other hand, was name as David Waihiga's running mate. Other women are running for governor seat across the country. Kirinyaga County's Ann Waiguru and Purity Ngirici, Kitui County's Charity Ngilu, Homa Bay County's Gladys Wanga, Kilifi County's Aisha Jumwa ,Agnes Kagure running as independent candidate are among them. Race to state House: 2) In other news, according to Infotrak, Raila's popularity in Kenya has improved since Martha Karua was named as his running mate. According to an Infotrak poll released...

8Jun

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Infotrak Polls: Raila is ahead of Ruto in the State House Race

Photo: Infotrak polls findings (Twitter) According to Infotrak findings, the UDA is the most popular political party with 35%, followed by the ODM with 34%. If elections were conducted today, the survey predicted Raila would receive 42% of the total votes while DP William Ruto would receive 38%. In Nairobi County, Raila has a popularity rating of 50%, whereas Ruto has a rating of 30%. President Uhuru Kenyatta's term ends on August 9, 2022, and DP Ruto and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga are the current favorites to succeed him. On August 9th, the two long-time rivals will face off in Kenya's fifth presidential election. On June 8, 2022, Infotrak released the findings of their current presidential polls. The much-anticipated results were announced on Wednesday aftern...