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By EoK Editorial : Image//Gov. Lusaka ft. MP. Waluke  Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka has fired back at Sirisia MP John Waluke over his recent claims of corruption in Bungoma County, dismissing them as "r eckless, laughable, and devoid of truth." In response to Waluke’s remarks that Bungoma lacks development and that the county’s garbage collection tender is unnecessary, Lusaka questioned whether the MP was speaking out of “ sheer ignorance ” or deliberately ignoring progress. "It is either that he is blind to reality or simply lacks the capacity to grasp basic civic operations," ~the Governor remarked, pointing to Bungoma’s strides in infrastructure, healthcare, and economic empowerment. Lusaka, however, reserved his harshest words for Waluke’s credibility on corruption, reminding Kenyans of the MP’s infamous past. "If there is anyone least qualified to pontificate about corruption, it is Waluke. This is a man who defrauded Kenyans of maize meant to feed starv...

By EoK Editorial: Mumias East MP Peter Salasya’s recent political missteps, reckless rhetoric, and shifting alliances paint a familiar picture in Kenyan politics, one where leaders cry foul when they feel sidelined but grow silent when their personal interests are secured. His removal from the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Regional Integration triggered an outburst louder than his advocacy for the pressing economic struggles facing his constituents. His response, laced with accusations against Raila Odinga and President William Ruto, exposed what many have come to expect from career politicians: self-preservation over service. Prioritizing Personal Interests Over Public Welfare Salasya’s reaction to his committee ouster was swift and bitter. Rather than focus on the plight of the ordinary mwananchi suffering under high taxation and economic downturns, he turned his energy toward lamenting his lost seat, one that benefits him personally more than it does the people of Mu...

By EoK Editorial: Photo: Prime Cabinet Secretary, Republic of Kenya, Hon. Masalia Mudavadi  Mumias East MP Peter Salasya was on Sunday evening caught in a chaotic moment at Nyayo Stadium, where he was attacked by a group of individuals during the Kenya vs Gabon World Cup qualifier match. The incident has sparked strong reactions from leaders, with Prime Cabinet Secretary Hon. Musalia Mudavadi and the Democratic Action Party of Kenya (DAP-K) condemning the act. Mudavadi termed the attack "unfortunate," warning against political intolerance that threatens Kenya’s democratic foundation.  https://x.com/MusaliaMudavadi/status/1903880941912965355?t=QqT_RJRSy8OsZ-TuhMqgEQ&s=19 "Political intolerance undermines the very foundation of our democracy, which relies on the ability to engage with differing views," he stated. He emphasized the need for dialogue, unity, and mutual respect, adding, "Respect must be given, but it must also be earned. If we let division win, ...

Sunday Teaching - Editorial  In a world that is constantly evolving, where challenges arise daily and uncertainty looms, faith remains the anchor that keeps us steady. The Bible is filled with stories of men and women who faced adversity but remained steadfast in their belief that God was in control. Their journeys remind us that faith is not just about believing but also about acting on that belief, even when circumstances seem impossible. One of the greatest examples of faith in action is Abraham. In Genesis 12:1-4, God instructs Abraham to leave his homeland and go to a place He would show him. Abraham had no clear roadmap, no guarantees, and no evidence of what lay ahead—yet he obeyed. His faith was not in what he could see but in the God who had called him. This mirrors our own lives today; often, we are required to step out in faith, trusting that God’s plans for us are greater than we can comprehend (Jeremiah 29:11). Similarly, in the New Testament, we see the apostle Peter ...

  By EoK Editorial: Image: Billionaire Elon Musk & USA President, Donald Trump. In recent weeks, Tesla has been the target of several attacks, including vandalism and arson, which have raised significant concerns among both the public and government officials. President Donald Trump addressed these incidents, expressing strong support for Tesla CEO Elon Musk and condemning the perpetrators. He stated,  "He's gone through a lot. What they're doing to him… these people are going to be caught and they are going to be prosecuted. The people that finance it are in just as big a trouble as the people that are setting the match." The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has initiated investigations into these attacks, labeling them as acts of domestic terrorism. This classification underscores the severity with which federal authorities are treating these incidents. The attacks have not only caused property damage but have also sparked debates about the motivations behi...