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  Photo :  Hon. Raidon Wekesa Munoko, Bungoma Senatorial hopeful. What you need to know; Bungoma Senatorial hopeful Raidon Munoko has expressed his dissapointments in the way churches have been handled long before. Munoko wonders why Government's can build hospitals, schools, Public Toilets, Markets and other public amenities but not the church. He promises to initiate legislations that will compel Government's to build churches as it does with other Public amenities. He recognizes the huge contributions made by the church in shaping society, advising governments and as well freely offering prayers. In a society that cherishes religion and dominant of Christianity, Bungoma Senatorial hopeful Raidon Wekesa Munoko is a man on a mission to stamp recognition of the many roles played by the church in moulding a better society. Once elected into the senate, Munoko promises to initiate proper legislation around the church in ensuring government's are compelled to fully support the

  Nairobi & Bungoma Governor's, Johnson Sakaja & Ken Lusaka. What you need to know; Bungoma governor Ken Lusaka was today hosted at city hall Nairobi by governor Sakaja. Lusaka was on a benchmarking mission and exchange of ideas with the City boss. Nairobi City County is expected to celebrate the VIBE of the city in December this year, a creation of governor Sakaja that aims at developing talent across the county. Bungoma county is also a home of vast and diverse talents. Bungoma county governor, Ken lusaka was today a guest to Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja at City Hall Nairobi. Lusaka was formerly the Speaker of now Nairobi governor, reffered by many as "Super Governor Sakaja," a name changed from " Super Senator Sakaja" for a reason of his prowess in matters legislation and governance. Nairobi City County has a digitalized revenue collection system that according to governor Lusaka it impressed him most on his tour of the city. Among other issues of

  What you need to know; Julius Masinde is vying for the Bungoma Senate seat on independent ticket. He has been endorsed officially by his Bakimwei clan which is also former Kanduyi MP, Wafula Wamunyinyi's clan to vie for the seat. The clan has agreed to back Masinde and requested Wamunyinyi to retire home. Bungoma Senate race is is getting interesting each passing day. Alignments and realignments are the order of each day. Today, Hon Julius Masinde was the favored candidate as he hosted the larger Bakimwei clan who agreed to support him and vowed to market his candidature across all Bukusu clans and the larger Bungoma community. In a meeting that was hosted at the candidates home in Bungoma township, the clan resolved to fully back Madinde's candidature for according to them, his vision is far better than any other aspirants' and for a reason of his passion in delivering a better Bungoma as well as the advantage of his young age, Masinde stands out as the best bet for Sena

Is UDA Party under auction from the real hustlers especially in Bungoma to a pre-determined Senatorial flag bearer? As the Ford Kenya candidate Wafula Wakoli continues with his campaign, UDA internal fissures have emerged. Some party officials seem to have deliberately decided to bungle party primaries by playing underhand games by tightly controlling the information which is supposed to be public. The party is facing a credibility crisis since president William Ruto rode to power with promises to the so-called Hustlers that they will be part of his government. It seems like words are easier to utter than actions. One and a half months since he was sworn in, president Ruto and his close allies seem to be at sea with regard to actualization of the pre-election promises. The battle for the UDA ticket in Bungoma has now moved the theater from the party headquarters and statehouse to the courts. Two UDA aspirants Hon. Walter Mukinginyi Trenk and Hon. Timothy Kitang'asi Lukorito have re

Photo courtesy- Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa & Ford Kenya's Wafula Wakoli The senatorial by-election race in Bungoma gets more interesting every passing day with twists and turns as far as the race is concerned. Yesterday on endorsing a Ford Kenya Party Candidate for the senate seat, there were claims made by one of the members of Parliament elected on a UDA Party ticket that UDA will be supporting a Ford Kenya candidate in the by-election. However, the claims were swiftly dismissed by one of the UDA aspirants Hon. Walter Mukinginyi Trenk who termed the claims as wild and unfortunate.   Hon. Trenk said in a statement seen by our reliable source that the UDA party will be fielding a candidate in the by-election and that no relevant organ of the party has ever met to discuss the position taken by the said member of Parliament.  The position taken by the Kimilili Member of Parliament is a personal one and is against the party rules and the Kenyan law governing the conduct of members

Bungoma's New Governor, Ken Lusaka addressing Kimilili Voice of Comrades on 1st January 2022. Watching is Dr. Wasike W. Walubengo, PhD.(Right) With a darlliance brought about by the organization's Trustee & Parent Dr. Wasike W Walubengo, PhD and the patron Dr. Martin Wakoli Sakwa, Kimilili Voice of Comrades is today one of the elated groups for their Prayers have been answered in part, "Lusaka's Win." Taking it to their Social spaces after the annunciation of "their" big win, led by the chairperson Ezra Lusweti alias Mwanambeli, the Kimilili Comrades freternity has expressed confidence in the Lusaka-led government that will rule over Bungoma for the next 5years. On January 1st 2022 at CBSM schools, the newly elected governor Ken Lusaka met with Kimilili Voice of Comrades at around 7:30 PM to discuss matters pertaining the county government and how beneficial to the group once Lusaka takes charge of the county. Governor Ken Lusaka addresses Kimilili V

  Dr. Beryl Mutekhele at a past function. Setting her eyes on the prize, Bungoma Women Rep position come august 9th. Dr. Mutekhele will among other things advocate for the recognition of the place of a woman in not only the society of Bungoma but the country at large only but to set Bungoma as an example, an admirable example of all the 47 counties. Dr. Mutekhele being a former teacher and a girl child mother has no option but to ensure the feminine gender is given the maximum concentration it deserves to sweep off all discrimination like acts in ensuring the voice of a Bungoma girl is heard and acted upon as urgency may dictate. With high rates of school-going-teen pregnancies and dropouts in Bungoma, Dr. Mutekhele is committed and willing to perform to perfectity as a legislator in the Kenya's national assembly to introduce bills that are dear to protecting the young girls' sexuality to keep them in school until their rightful moment of mothering knocks. Dr. Mutekhele is als

 She who knows the pain of a child is the mother... "My child was born healthy, after a month, the head started enlarging, we tried medication at my sister's place in Kisii at a level 6 hospital but after sometimes it became worse and we were transferred to Kijabe hospital. On reaching Kijabe, the doctors asked if I could manage Kshs 150,000/= for her surgery, I had nowhere to get the large sum required and I honestly told them I could not manage. The doctors then advised me to go and try find the money to get back my child for treatment. Benta organized for a WatsApp group funds mobilisation and we managed 20,000, I went back to Kijabe to plead with the doctors to take the money available and help rescue my child's condition but they said the money was so little for the services required. They said they could help reduce the much water in her head but even after that my child has not been well. Doctors told me she has alot of water in her head that it has even blinded her

Senate Speaker Ken Lusaka. Bungoma is of no doubt ripe for a Lusaka two(ii). The Senate Speaker has not intruded the county so much for political engagements and tours but the county electorates seems to have intruded too much in him that they are ready to tell it off to the country. Recently while on a political tour of the Western region, the Deputy president William Ruto at Kamkuywa Market was the first one to face the uncontrollable "KUFWELA Movement Tsunami " as he requested the crowds to vote for UDA party affiliates from the president downwards. Despite Lusaka's gubernatorial bid being neutral as to which political party he will use and for him being a staunch Jubilee member, the deputy president was  amazed at the love and support the former governor enjoys at his home county where he serverd as the first governor on possing a question of who to elect as the governor in 2022, "Lusaka," was a uniform chorus that accompanied the question not withstanding h

Governor Wangamati in Matili R.C. The Council of Elders globally is respected in a society, unlike in the Western province of kenya where in some parts, they are valueless. The politicians and  professionals in the society who should be  infront to support development, and empowerment programs initiated by the Elders, are negatively attending to them and Western Kenya elders have continually received negative attention when seeking for unity especially at now whereby based on population strength, luhyas stand a better chance to win the presidency if their votes end in one ballot box. But how can it be possible when the Secretary of Luhya' Restoration Unity, for the last three years has not been able to access lead political party chiefs to champion the unity of purpose? Bucoe, Kimilili branch. The Regional Council of elders groups had given up hope, until in the past three years, to be specific 2019 ,The local Kimilili branch, Bukusu Council of Elders ,Men, Women and Youth , unite

  Police arrive in Mukhweya village at the scene. Mastern Wanjala, who ails from Mukhweya village in Bungoma County, a self confessed serial killer who found his way out of police cells in unknown circumstances has today met his death when he was in hiding by IRATE MOB in his home village of Mukhweya. Wanjala rests to death after forcefully resting young and innocent souls an act that led to his arrest only to run away from police cells. Questions have been raised about the state of the Kenyan police cells on how the serial killer escaped without anyone's knowledge and police officers who were on duty have been arraigned as a matter of urgency to provide answers on the many questions raised by the public. Wanjala's death scene  Wanjala's death comes as a lesson to many killers who might be lucky in their minds that their activities are unknown and they can carry on killing and hiding that their reaping day is just around the corner and nothing can stop a shower from reaping