Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Thursday cracked up guests at the National Prayer breakfast as he narrated the 'pressure' President William Ruto brought to Kenyan homes during his US state visit. Gachagua said during the visit, Ruto held First Lady Rachel Ruto's hand everywhere he went, a move Gachagua said led to Kenyan women demanding the same. The DP said his spouse, Pastor Dorcas, demanded that he emulate the President. He went on to say that Pastor Dorcas demanded that they hold hands even when in the house and when walking outside. During Ruto's state visit, Ruto holding Mama Rachel's hand is one act that stood out in all official ceremonies.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A Buffalo man who was arrested in 2022 has been faced with new criminal possession charges, according to Buffalo police. On May 24, 2024, a search was conducted by the Buffalo Police Department’s SWAT team and the Buffalo Police Intelligence Unit at an E. Delavan Avenue address. In April of 2022, 47-year-old Michael Thomas was arrested for criminal possession charges at the same address. Two weapons, ammunition, around 224 grams of cocaine and drug paraphernalia were recovered on Friday, police said. Thomas was charged with the following:first-degree criminal possession of a controlled substancesecond-degree criminal possession of a weaponthird-degree criminal possession of a weaponsecond-degree criminal use of drug paraphernaliaseventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substanceIn 2022, Thomas was charged with five counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.

While Lobjanidze grabbed the glory with his brace of goals, Messi's World Cup-winning Argentina team-mate Thiago Almada was the star of the show for the visitors, setting up two goals with some superb individual skill and tormenting Inter's suspect defence all night.

Understanding the themes in Fathers of Nations provides deeper insights into the complex dynamics shaping African nations. Themes in Fathers of NationsFathers of Nations has several themes that critically examine African governments. PovertyPoverty is a central theme in Fathers of Nations, highlighting African societies' stark socioeconomic disparities. Imperialism/ neo-colonialismIn Fathers of Nations, Africa is depicted as a continent where leaders, often called "fathers," are portrayed as confused and easily manipulated by external influencers with varying ideological agendas. Photo: Jumia KenyaSource: InstagramIn Fathers of Nations, tribalism and nepotism are depicted as pervasive issues within African leadership and politics.

During Edwards’ bail hearing, his attorney, Martyn Thomas, told the court that the defendant had come to Jamaica from the UK on vacation and that he had been cooperating with the authorities since his arrest. “As it relates to the allegations, he denies knowing that the substance was in the suitcase. It was also disclosed that an additional four weeks would be needed to complete the file. Grant-Pryce subsequently offered bail to Edwards in the sum of $1.2 million with two sureties and ordered him to submit his fingerprints to the police. Under caution, Edwards reportedly said, concerning the suitcase, “A borrow mi borrow it, enuh.

People DailyThe publication reported Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja's newfound courage to take on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over alleged bullying. Speaking at the Bomas of Kenya on Wednesday, May 29, Sakaja suggested the deputy president had been sabotaging his leadership in the city county. Referring to the deputy president as a coward, the governor accused him of bullying for two years. A section has ganged up against Gachagua, the deputy party leader, with another one ganging up against their colleagues to defend him. State House was allocated a budget of KSh 9.49 billion, Ruto's office KSh 5.42 billion, Gachagua's office KSh 4.87 billion, and Mudavadi's office will get KSh 1.14 billion.

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What started as a hobby in 2019 has quickly earned Bilal Ali Mohamed fame after he became Kenya’s first ever Africa esports champion. When he started taking esports seriously, Bilal played the best Kenyan players online and lost to them. His big dream in esports is to see Kenya involved in big online pro tours that attracts a lot of countries from all over the world. He then started playing esports in 2019, but was more competitive from 2020 and from then on he says it has been mostly online tournaments. With the esports craze catching up fast in Kenya, Bilal is certainly one to look out for in this space!

Employment and Labour Relations court judge Byram Ongaya said Mr Koome and Julius Ogogoh, who filed the case- to consider an out-of-court settlement over the matter. Mr Ogogoh moved to court after the police bosses rescinded an earlier decision allowing 120 officers, who were selected from the regular and Administration Police to join DCI. Justice Ongaya further directed the activist to file the case and served it upon Mr Koome and the county police commanders within three days. The activist said the DCI advertised positions granting opportunities to regular police and AP officers to join the DCI as specialised officers of the National Police Service. The officers were notified of the outcome of the interviews and Mr Koome approved the absorption and immediate release of all the 120 officers to join the DCI in a letter on April 29, 2024.

This perception has led to dire predictions that if the Bharatiya Janata Party wins this election again, it will perhaps be the last election. Amidst the cynicism and the resignation, surprisingly, there has been a turn to an idea that all politics is established on the samvidhaan – the Constitution. It is the fact that the samvidhaan has emerged as an iconic symbol of the praja in the prajatantra. While poll pundits and journalists argue over what is the real issue in this election, it is quite clear that the Constitution has emerged as the star of political rhetoric, the darling of raja and praja alike. The idea of popular sovereignty and its protection by the samvidhaan has now become political commonsense and a rhetorical habit.

Mr Nassir said he is being targeted by the state after he banned muguka. ODM led by its Secretary General Edwin Sifuna condemned the move saying the Head of State is polarising and politicising the war against the drug menace in Mombasa by attempting to countermand the decision taken by the three county governments. Mr Sifuna said Mr Nassir has severally called upon the National Government to match his efforts concerning other drugs that cross international borders to get into the country. The ODM party further condemned the weaponisation of state agencies like KRA to harass and intimidate Governor Nassir and his colleagues who are only looking out for those they represent. "The Party stands with the Governor in his efforts to rid Mombasa of the drug menace once and for all," he added.

Over fifty people who were swept away by the recent floods are still missing as the government started closing down camps hosting victims of the environmental disaster. With close to 200 camps still active, the government said that it was time that affected families who have been living in schools and churches moved back to their homes. This came as the government announced plans to buy land for the Mai Mahiu victims who have been camping at a church and a private institution since the tragedy occurred. She said that from next week, the government would meet Nakuru County government officers to seek land for the Mai Mahiu victims before resettling them. Evangelist Lucy Wangunjiri who has been hosting the Mai Mahiu victims called on the government to keep its promise of resettling all the victims.

(ET Online)'Mungerilal Ke Haseen Sapne', Devendra Fadnavis mocks Rahul Gandhi’s claims of INDIA bloc forming govt on June 400:49 Min | May 30, 2024, 7:33 AM ISTVaranasi (UP): While reacting to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s claims of INDIA bloc forming government on June 4, Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis called such claims 'Mungerilal Ke Haseen Sapne'. He said, “When I was a child, there used to be a serial called 'Mungerilal Ke Haseen Sapne'. Like Mungerilal, Rahul Gandhi can also dream. He can dream till June 4 and even become the President of the US. People are with PM Modi.”

Opposition leader Raila Odinga and his political party, Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), appeared sceptical Wednesday of the idea of the government reversing the course of the muguka ban in Mombasa and a handful of other coastal counties. In a statement to the press, ODM started by lauding the governors from the region who had sought to ban muguka use within their territories before the high court halted their move earlier this week. “Governor Abdulswamad Sheriff Nassir has been courageous enough to follow the talk with action in making the bold move prohibiting the entry, transport, sale, and distribution of muguka within Mombasa County. Governor Gideon Mungaro (Kilifi) and Andrew Mwadime (Taita Taveta) have taken similar action,” the opposition party said. The Raila Odinga-led party condemned the incident and is calling out the government for weaponising state agencies and security organs.

FAKE: This digital card is not from The StarThe Radio Africa-owned publication has renounced the graphic. PesaCheck · Follow Published in PesaCheck · 3 min read · 1 day ago 1 day ago -- Listen ShareThis digital card on Facebook, purportedly from The Star, with a news alert on the Luhya-Kalenjin alliance is FAKE. On 23 May 2024, The Star flagged the graphic as fake. A Google search for the text on the digital card did not yield credible results. PesaCheck looked into a digital card on Facebook, purportedly from The Star, with a news alert on the Luhya-Kalenjin alliance and found it to be FAKE.