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Ann Cheptumo Warns Chiefs Abetting FGM in Baringo
Gender Cabinet Secretary Ann Cheptumo has issued a stern warning to chiefs in Baringo who are facilitating female genital mutilation (FGM), stating their tenure is limited. CS Hannah Cheptumo similarly warned Baringo chiefs over FGM cases. The Kenyan government is also launching a new initiative in western Kenya to tackle gender-based violence (GBV) by collaborating with churches. These stories connect through government efforts to combat harmful cultural practices targeting women and children.
Rironi-Mau Summit Road Project Gains Momentum
The significant KSh 200 billion Rironi-Mau Summit road project is progressing rapidly, with a key section nearing completion. Meanwhile, residents of Ngoingwa are celebrating the completion of a much-needed 12km tarmac road, bringing an end to years of hardship caused by dusty and muddy conditions. These infrastructure developments represent significant investments in Kenya's road network.
Isiolo Leaders Clash Over Banditry Claims
Leaders in Isiolo are expressing deep concern over an escalating security crisis, attributing the rise in banditry to perceived government inaction. Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo has strongly refuted allegations of banditry and livestock theft made by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, asserting that these claims are being used as a tactic to politically intimidate leaders and influence voters in Isiolo. These stories highlight the political tensions surrounding security issues in Isiolo county.
Kenya on Flood Alert as Lakes Rise
Kenya is on high alert due to rising water levels in its lakes and the looming threat of fresh flooding from anticipated El Niño rains. Residents in Kenya's Rift Valley are once again facing the threat of devastating floods as several lakes in the region continue to rise at an alarming rate. Flash floods have also devastated Nepal and Tibet, resulting in a tragic loss of life and a significant number of missing individuals.
Wetangula Steps Up Ruto Re-Election Push
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula is actively campaigning for President William Ruto's re-election, urging Kenyans to abandon tribal politics. Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has issued a stern warning to political leaders, urging them to refrain from using alleged violent groups during political rallies. Tiaty Member of Parliament William Kamket has declared that voters will use livestock and maize to cast their ballots, emphasizing his support for President Ruto's re-election.
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