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HomeDaily NewsWednesday, June 4, 2025Parliamentary Dynamics and Internal Conflicts
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Parliamentary Dynamics and Internal Conflicts

Reports surfaced regarding conflicts among MPs, including a revelation by Wetangula of an MP who recorded colleagues fighting in Parliament. This highlights ongoing tensions within the legislative body.

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Wetangula Reveals MP who Recorded Colleagues Fighting in Parliament

Wetangula Reveals MP who Recorded Colleagues Fighting in Parliament

The National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has revealed that Tigania East MP Mpuru Aburi recorded a viral video of a scuffle between nominated MPs Umulkher Harun Mohamed and Falhada Iman in Parliament, which led to national outrage.

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The National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has revealed that Tigania East MP Mpuru Aburi recorded a viral video of a scuffle between nominated MPs Umulkher Harun Mohamed and Falhada Iman in Parliament, which led to national outrage.

  • Mpuru Aburi was identified through witness accounts as the individual who recorded and shared the video.
  • Speaker Wetang'ula stated that Aburi will need to apologise to the House, though his absence will delay this.
  • Some lawmakers, including Junet Mohammed, argue that mere apology is insufficient for Aburi, while Wetang'ula decided that Harun is not at fault and reduced Iman's suspension from 90 to 45 days.
Wednesday 7:26 PMKenyans

What IG Kanja’s New Lapel Button Means

What IG Kanja’s New Lapel Button Means

The Inspector General of the National Police Service, Douglas Kanja, was seen wearing a distinctive lapel button featuring the African flag and the word 'AFRIPOL' for the first time, signifying his presidency of the African Union Mechanism for Police Cooperation.

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The Inspector General of the National Police Service, Douglas Kanja, was seen wearing a distinctive lapel button featuring the African flag and the word 'AFRIPOL' for the first time, signifying his presidency of the African Union Mechanism for Police Cooperation.

  • The lapel button is officially given to the President of AFRIPOL.
  • Kanja was appointed as the President of AFRIPOL in October 2024.
  • He leads the General Assembly, which is composed of police chiefs from all AU Member States.
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