Edit One Kenya - EoK

  Photo courtesy: Hon. Michael Koloboy at a past event. It’s exactly a year & half since I gave my candid opinion when I was asked by a journalists on my arrival at JKIA & it has come to pass. The president has finally fired the entire cabinet. We expect more heads to roll & if need be dissolve parliament & call for a fresh election to redeem the country. In a significant move that has stirred the political landscape, the president yesterday decided to fire all Cabinet Secretaries, saving only the Prime Cabinet Secretary also the CS for Foreign & Diaspora affairs, Hon. Musalia Mudavadi, a decision that resonates with an opinion expressed a year ago by Hon. Michael Koloboy. Reflecting on the assembly of the cabinet that has been in place, Hon. Koloboy had voiced strong concerns, branding it the most incompetent in the nation's history. His foresight and candid assessment now appear to have been vindicated by the president's actions. When the president initia

   President William Ruto & UK prime minister Rishi Sunak on Egypt. What you need to know; President William Ruto met with UK's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Sham El-Sheikh, Egypt. The President and UK's Prime Minister discussed among other things, Deepening British investments in Kenya. Prime Cabinet Secretary was in the country in a meeting with Constance Hamilton, Assistant US Trade Representative for Africa. Among other things, the Prime CS discussed the Current food and drought crisis. In a mission to deliver their campaign promises, President William Ruto and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi are on toss holding diplomatic meetings among other things within and outside the country to try and find ways of fixing the country to the positive. President William Ruto was a guest of United Kingdom's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Sham El-Sheikh in Egypt where they discussed a ray of issues that are of benefit to the two countries Kenya to benefit more. UK prime mi

  President William Ruto & Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair at State House Kenya, Nairobi What you need to know; President William Ruto's government has promised to leverage information Communications Technology to create jobs. The government also promises use of modern Technology to enhance service delivery. 80-90% of transactions and services will be delivered online. Prime cabinet secretary Musalia Mudavadi said modern Technology will be a game changer to create more jobs in the economy. Ruto and Mudavadi met British former Prime Minister Tony Blair at State House Kenya, Nairobi. President William Ruto and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi have assured Kenyans digital class of a better experience going forward. Speaking after a meeting with Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair who is also the Executive Chair of the Tony Blair Institute of Global Change, Kenya's Prime Cabinet Secretary and the president expressed confidence in the digital economy as the

Prime Cabinet Secretary, H.E, Hon. Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi, EGH. What you need to know; ✓ Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi will be attending the 50th anniversary of the catholic church bishop Sulumeti in Kakamega today, October 29th. ✓Bishop Titus khamala, the former ANC Party legislator was reelected on ODM Party ticket as a result of the Bomas Earthquake effect.   ✓This is the first tour of the Prime Cabinet secretary after he was sworn into office on October 27th. During the Bomas  Earthquake announcement, the then ANC Party Leader now the prime cabinet secretary made a prophecy that is coming to be fullfilled  Mudavadi in his speech said, " We will scatter and then gather." Seemingly now the scattering period is over, Musalia Mudavadi is gathering. This is evident after meeting Cotu boss francis Atwoli recently and the call by Lurambi ODM MP, his former ally Bishop Titus Khamala, encouraging residents and leaders to show up in large numbers to receive their son, Prime Cabinet