Kenyatta’s Sheep Thieves Silently Return Them; MP Who Quit Raila’s Camp In Trouble As Customers Avoid His Business & Multi-million Fertilizer Scandal Rocks Ruto’s Govt

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Azimio la Umoja One Kenya leader Raila Odinga yesterday announced that the coalition will resume anti-government protests after the holy Month of Ramadhan.

While addressing his supporters at Ufangamano House, Raila, warned that Azimio had not yet agreed to be part of the negotiations, arguing that the government would not bulldoze them.

He said the protests will run parallel with the bi-partisan talks, citing “signs of intransigence” from the ruling Kenya Kwanza coalition.

Narc Kenya leader Martha Karua alleged that the planned talks should be on neutral grounds and not restricted to parliament.

However, President Ruto’s camp insists that its team of negotiators will strictly engage the opposition on the matter of the reconstitution of the electoral body and will not be drawn into other concerns raised by the opposition.

Do you think Raila’s decision to resume Maandamano is justified?

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Kenyatta’s Sheep Thieves Silently Return Them

Hundreds storm ex-President Kenyatta's farm, steal sheep - The City Review  South Sudan

Some of the sheep that were stolen when a gang invaded and carted away animals and trees at Northlands farm in Ruiru, Kiambu County on March 27, 2023, have been returned.

Police sources on Thursday reported that so far 18 sheep have been returned to the farm owned by the family of retired President Uhuru Kenyatta.

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MP Who Quit Raila’s Camp In Trouble As Customers Avoid His Business

Raila allies troop towards Ruto's camp - People Daily

They say choices have consequences, and in reality, they do. A lot can happen in politics within a very short time. One day the whole world sings your name and you are a darling.

The next day, nobody wants to talk to or associate with you and you are the worst person they have ever seen. This is the case with one opposition lawmaker who switched camps towards the government side.

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Multi-million Fertilizer Scandal Rocks Ruto’s Govt

Kenya: Meet President Ruto's new 22-member cabinet

Nation Africa has exclusively reported that President William Ruto’s Government has been hit by one of and first multi-million scandals since its handover last year in September.

According to the report by the local media, it has emerged that a prominent Eldoret firm owned by one of the renowned Kenyan leaders forged invoice peppers to siphon Kshs 320 Million in Distribution of the subsided fertilizer that saw Government spend Kenyans’ money.

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