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  Trans-Nzoia Gov. George Natembeya  Likened to a pregnant cow about to give birth, Trans-Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has been clear about his mission to fight for the people of Western Kenya, promising a more practical approach than his predecessors, with whom he has declared war. In his speeches over the past few months, Gov. Natembeya has specifically targeted NA Speaker Wetangula's Simba Party, Ford Kenya, terming it an old, ineffective institution that should be shut down due to its failure to deliver to the people of Western Kenya. Gov. Natembeya has called on all Western Kenya communities to rally behind him to reach Canaan, which he claims to have seen. " I have seen Canaan, and I can attest that Canaan is good. I want to take you all to Canaan without leaving anyone behind ." The governor has urged Western Kenya to unite under one party, similar to how other communities consolidate for greater bargaining power, rather than fragmenting into factions, which onl

Photo Courtesy: Dominic Wanyama What you need to know; ✓ Dominic Wanyama sat his KCSE at Alliance High School in the year 2014 scoring an A- ✓ He proceeded to join Egerton University and took a course in economics and statistics.  ✓HELB loan was fundamental to his campus education and help from a few friends, especially the AHS old boys club who used to fundraise to facilitate his upkeep. (Alliance High School) ✓ He fortunately graduated in December last year, 2021 ✓ He owes Alliance High School a total of 236,461/= shillings in fee areas. The best price of education has always been in it's success and enjoying the fruits after completion. To Wanyama Dominic Wanjala, his success is nothing to smile about for a reason the fruits he labored for in looking for the academic success has repeatedly not materialized for a reason of his secondary school original academic certificate that is still laying in the 2014 files of Alliance High School. Dominic Wanyama is a partial orphan from Nam

 As the clock ticks towards the 2022 general elections and with the current alignments and realignments taking shape, the Australian Based Kimilili MP aspirant Michael Koloboy is one caught at the center of choosing which political vehicle to ride on in readiness for the coming polls as with both Orange Democratic movement, ODM Party, Amani National Congress, ANC Party and DAP-K being advocated for from within his cycles of political support base. In a way likely to counter the influence of the already aligned incumbent MP Didmus Barasa and the Ford-Kenya party candidate upon nominations Bryan Khaemba, Koloboy is keenly interogating ideas, policies and even the acceptability and support base of either of the three Parties and is set to announce his political party choice anytime soon after broad consultations too. For those advocating for the Orange party as a considerable by MP aspirant Michael Koloboy, it's long and national acceptability are among the factors at play with some o