IS MOI TO BE BLAMED?

KIBAKI BLAMES MOI

The former president's blame over his predecessor is visible and vivid. we all can see the ten years work of Mr Kibaki and we strive to search what moi did. moi rule is well known for dictatorship, corruption among other vices. Thika highway is perhaps an image that will last for ever as we and our children will enjoy it. free primary education among other benefits not omitting the new constitution are among some of what we as Kenyans are enjoying. I back you when you blame Mr Moi. but those are my view.

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GOVERNOR WAIRIA VS PASTOR NG'ANG'A

TOP FIVE PROJECTS THAT WILL MAKE HON. KWENYA THUKU RE-ELECTED

In every political life , there is a score card that one presents to his of her voters for another chance in the office. while many people have failed to present a reasonable score card, Hon Kwenya Thuku still tops amongst all Kinangop Constituency contestants. below is a reason why. 1. KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE (KMTC KINANGOP CAMPUS) KMTC For the first time , Kinangop constituency has a medical training institute. For many years, those seeking for a chance to join KMTC were forced to travel far and wide for their studies. Now with the new KMTC Kinangop Campus, this will be history. 2. KINANGOP TECHNICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE TTI Now, truth be told, Hon Ngugi, purchased the land for the college, Hon KK, built the structure, Hon Kwenya thuku installed mechanical machinery, worth 100 millions. He also made the college a fully fledged institution with over 25 government paid Tutors. Now the college has more than 400 students. 3. TARMAC ROADS also rea...

NAKURU GIRL WITH A GOLDEN HEART

PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEURI Being human is a benevolent virtual, its natural and a gift in a way or should I say Very Rare to find! The greatest person on earth is the one who helps those disadvantaged in the society. "Let us touch the dying, the poor, the lonely and the unwanted according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or slow to do the humble work." Mother Teresa. PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEURI PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEURI Meet Tracy Akinyi, middle aged first month student at Rift Valley Institute of Business Studies, who sacrificed her cash and service to help a street and physically challenged, lady by doing her hair. According to Tracy, it’s vocational and she does it regularly. Tracy hails from Siaya County, and now lives in Kaptembwa, Nakuru county with her single mother. Her father passed on in 2012. She is the firstborn in a family of FIVE siblings. PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEUR...

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