Sifuna Escalates Anti-Ruto Campaign, Citing failing Schools safety, and Economic Pain

"We are also here in Bungoma during a time of national mourning following the tragedy at Utumishi School,ā he continued. āReports indicate that 200 children were crowded into a dormitory meant for 100, the door was locked, and the person with the key disappeared. Where was th..
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ODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna has intensified his criticism of the Kenya Kwanza government, citing issues ranging from school safety to economic hardship and concerns over public health policy.
- Sifuna referenced the Utumishi Girls School dormitory fire, where 16 students reportedly died due to overcrowding and a locked door.
- The ODM Secretary-General also criticized the government's handling of the economy, highlighting issues faced by local farmers and the potential for Kenya to host Ebola patients.
- He announced plans to reintroduce a motion for a Senate Select Committee to investigate overcrowding and deteriorating infrastructure in public boarding schools.
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Sifuna Escalates Anti-Ruto Campaign, Citing failing Schools safety, and Economic Pain - May 2026
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