Look at how time has flown. We are now remaining with exactly 184 days to the end of 2019. The question is have you achieved the goals you set up at the beginning of the year? If the answer is no, then don’t worry because you are not alone. Your government is also struggling to fulfil some of the promises it made in 2013.
The only encouragement I can give you still have time to make an impact this year if you choose to work smart.
Here are the stories making headlines on Opera News this Morning
Atwoli Wants a Cabinet Reshuffle
COTU boss Francis Atwoli wants the Cabinet Reshuffled PHOTO/COURTESY
COTU Secretary Francis Atwoli, who recently declared that he is the 3rd most powerful man in Kenya after Uhuru and Raila, has asked President Uhuru Kenyatta to reshuffle his Cabinet in the wake of DP William Ruto’s assassination claims.
According to the veteran trade unionist, there is no way the Cabinet will work together when some of the Ministers are viewed in bad light.
“As things stand, there is a lot of mistrust among the secretaries that is not good for the Government,” Atwoli said during a funeral in Kakamega.
DCI George Kinoti has offered to interview DP William Ruto over the assassination claims that have rocked the government in recent weeks.
According to sources within the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, the DP will be interviewed to provide more information concerning claims that some Cabinet Secretaries were plotting to kill him.
The latest development comes after the FBI handed over a preliminary report about the source of a fake letter that sparked the claims. Kinoti is now waiting to be given the green light by the DP.
Raila wants Ruto to confess his sins before taking cash to church
ODM leader Raila Odinga received for an event in Elgeyo Marakwet on Sunday. PHOTO/COURTESY
ODM leader Raila Odinga was in Elgeyo Marakwet, a region perceived to be Ruto’s stronghold, on Sunday. Even though it was a ceremony to celebrate the retirement of a veteran teacher, Raila could not help himself but take a dig at his political rival. This time, he asked leaders donating money to the church to confess first before donations.
“You cannot just carry sacks of money every Sunday to donate to churches. You must start by confessing and telling the church the truth about the source of money, after that you can donate,” the ODM leader said without mentioning names.
Harambee Stars will be in action tonight against the number one team in the continent, Senegal and the Kenyan spirit is at its peak. Kenya needs to get at least a draw from the match to secure passage to the round of 16. Do you think Stars can stop the Lions of Teranga and move to the next round for the first time ever?
