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POLITICS

Linet Toto: How 24-Year Old Woman Rep Beat The Odds

Bomet Woman Representative Linet 'Toto' Chepkorir made history in the General Elections in August, when she became the youngest elected woman representative in Parliament, ever.

From KQ to SportPesa CEO & MP: Inside Ronald Karauri’s Embattled Rise

It has been an incredible, and embattled rise for Karauri, the son of former Tigania MP Mathew Adams Karauki, to one of the most influential figures in business and politics.

Too Hot for Kenyan TV? Why Miguna Strikes Fear in Media Bosses

His no-holds-barred political commentary and staunch belief in the causes he supports made for great viewings, and ratings, as he takes on guests and interviewers alike.

Uhuru’s Retirement Lifestyle in 1,000-Acre Narok Ranch

Uhuru's vast ranch overlooks the Mara triangle - a wildlife-rich area managed by the non-profit organization The Mara Conservancy. It is typically less visited and crowded compared to the Maasai Mara National Reserve, and is one of the prime viewing locations for the Great Wildebeest Migration.

Duale’s Ksh851M Fortune: Camels, Real Estate and More

Duale was among a number of nominees who appeared before the committee on Monday,  with Prime Cabinet Secretary nominee Musalia Mudavadi and Attorney General nominee Justin Muturi appearing before him.

From Ksh300M to Ksh700M in 11 Months: Justin Muturi’s Net Worth More than Doubles

He stated that much of his money was made away from the political arena, through wealth-generating activities including farming and consultancy. The lawyer and former magistrate further noted that he is a pensioner.

Handshake Loading: Raila To Work With President Ruto With New Job Description

President William Ruto has indicated that he will be offering former Prime Minister Raila Odinga a yet-to-be identified state role in his government. 

Bottom Up? Wetangula Wants MPs’ Car Grants, Allowances Restored

The Lynn Mengich-led SRC in July eliminated sitting and mileage allowances for Members of Parliament. The SRC also scrapped all state officers’ car grants as part of the review. The body, mandated to ensure that Kenya's total public compensation bill is fiscally sustainable, noted that the move would save Kenyans over Ksh1 billion a year in plenary sitting allowances alone.
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