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  By KPD Team, EoK Subsidiary Photo Courtesy; Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho W hat you should know; - Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho is the immediate former CAS National treasury and Planning. - Hon. Wafukho was today hosted as the Chief guest at Christian Impact Mission (CIM) for it's Funds Drive Luncheon in Yatta Machakos. With a value system built around servanthood, hope, accountability, people, and environment, Hon. Eric Wafukho's moves are always of interest to not only his supporters but the larger political arena. Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho today has been hosted as Guest of Honour by Bishop Titus Masika , his family and the whole Christian Impact Mission (CIM) fraternity during CIM’s Partners Funds drive Luncheon in Yatta, Machakos County.  Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho, left, being received in Yatta, Machakos County. The luncheon provided an opportunity to celebrate the transformation work being witnessed in the community and other parts of the country and Africa in the area of

By KPD Team(EoK Subsidiary) Photo Courtesy; Hon. Michael Koloboy (Facebook) Indications have it that Didmus Baraza will be eyeing the county’s top seat in the 2027 general elections, Michael Koloboy is keenly watching his moves and all the available avenues to ensure his constituency does not stagnate, getting into villages to make sure students are in school as well mingle and interact with his constituents to share experiences, ideas and everything available to be shared as the TAKE OVER journey begins. The Australian based accountant from Kimilili, just jetted in a week ago and in few days, Kimilili people have got reason to refer to him as their ‘ Caretaker MP ’ for instances where Baraza cannot be found, Koloboy is available to cover him up. Koloboy has been in several funerals, mourning with his people, in church services worshipping as well in meetings interacting with the people with clear indications showing, through him, a lion will roar in Kimilili in 2027 as it is always i

By Repher Anekeya Nyangweso, University of Kabianga. Photo Courtesy; KPD Relationships always look promising at the beginning, the love, the romance, the attention are all showered between the couples, but why should a relationship be terminated when kids arrive too early than expected? Every new day, there are always dramas and chaos between the baby daddy and the baby mama, Some end up in court, some end up killing each other, some even end up gaining more of what they deserve because of their selfish reasons. How can a loving relationship turn out to be very sour and bitter? Why do the innocent kids have to suffer because of their parent’s conflict? There is always trouble in paradise once a baby comes in the picture, well there are those lucky relationships where both partners accept their responsibilities and chose to continue with their journey together, but the big question is why do most relationships fail?. Is it the mothers fault or is it the fathers fault. At the age of 20-2

Photo courtesy; Daniel Kiige, Facebook. Looking at it from a common man's eye, Mathira Parliamentary candidate in 2022 August polls has broken his silence on the state of Kenyan economy, calling upon elected leaders to shape up accordingly to make life affordable for the common man. Speaking while attending church services in magutu ward on Sunday, Kiige was in Zayuni church adjacent to Karatina university main campus from where he proceeded to PCEA Muthea and finished with Catholic church in Muthea kagochi. We cannot tolerate the rate at which the country's economy is dilapidating and going to waste!  The gas prices have started hiking, water prices are 10 times higher... The rate of taxation is hiking and becoming unbearable. After efforts to increase school fees, it's now next moment of privatizing Public universities whose after effects is to hike up school fees again. MPs have decided to increase their salaries due to a weakling Kenyan shilling. While Kenyans are starv

By Purity Mandu, Journalism & Digital Media student, KCA University. Photo courtesy; DCI Kenya (Twitter), Recovered from Thugs around Nairobi CBD. Since the early decades, when people would capture others for sale in slave trade, the global crime rate has been rising. In Kenya, different communities would engage in cattle rustling to steal cattle for their communities and bride prices. However, crime has continued to change its face and form over time. Some of the crimes that are currently being committed include: capital crimes or offenses, as well as minor offenses such as terrorism, burglary, pickpocketing, street snatching, poaching, rape, and killing, among others. Crime is one of the most expensive expenditures for governments, which is why there are security forces in place. Security is a must for achieving global sustainable economic development. The safety and security of a country's people determines its potential for growth and prosperity. Increased insecurity, on t