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By irene Mwende  Kenya's commitment to strengthening its foreign policy and international partnerships took center stage as Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi addressed a media briefing reflecting on the achievements of 2024. Mudavadi detailed the nation's strides in bolstering bilateral and multilateral relations, expanding diplomatic reach, and asserting its leadership in regional and global matters. In a significant year marked by high-level engagements, Mudavadi highlighted key state visits that secured critical agreements. President William Ruto's state visit to Japan resulted in a grant of Ksh 3 billion to enhance Kenya Medical Research Institute’s (KEMRI) capacity. Trade and transport agreements with Uganda and Tanzania resolved long-standing Non-Tariff Barriers, while the United States designated Kenya a major non-NATO ally, underscoring its strategic importance. The government also launched new diplomatic missions in Abidjan, Rabat, and Jeddah, wi...

By irene  Cabinet Secretary for Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation, Eric Mugaa, on Thursday led a high-level delegation to inspect ongoing water projects in Samburu County. The visit underscored the government's commitment to addressing water scarcity in the region and fostering sustainable development. CS Mugaa was joined by Samburu Deputy Governor H.E Gabriel Lenengwesi, County Commissioner John Cheruiyot, Samburu West MP Hon. Naisula Lesuuda, and key stakeholders, including the Northern Water Works Development Agency (NWWDA) Board Chair and CEO. Also present were Samburu Water and Sewerage Company (SAWASCO) board Chair and Managing Director, alongside other area leaders. The team visited several critical project sites aimed at improving water access for the county’s residents. These projects, managed by NWWDA and SAWASCO, are expected to significantly reduce water shortages and improve sanitation for households, schools, and businesses in Samburu. In his r...

By irene Mwende  Acting Interior Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has announced the creation of a specialized missing persons unit within the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to focus exclusively on femicide cases. Speaking during a national security briefing on Thursday, Mudavadi revealed that the unit, led by Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, will operate under the DCI's homicide division. The formation of this unit comes in response to alarming statistics showing 100 femicide-related murders reported between August and November 2024. Mudavadi emphasized the government's commitment to addressing this crisis, which has raised concerns among citizens and human rights organizations. “This unit will ensure expedited investigations and accountability in cases of femicide and missing persons related to these crimes. We are determined to bring justice to the victims and their families,” Mudavadi said. The Cabinet Secretary also highligh...

By irene  In a world driven by transparency and overexposure, Patrick Osoi The 6th stands out as a figure cloaked in intrigue. His journey, marked by deliberate silence and subtle moves, has left onlookers speculating about his next steps. Patrick’s name has become synonymous with calculated ambition. From his cryptic social media updates to his quietly executed ventures, everything he does hints at a grand strategy hidden beneath the surface. Whether it’s his investments in cutting-edge technologies, his partnerships with unexpected allies, or his cryptic statements about "reshaping paradigms," Patrick seems to be operating several steps ahead of everyone else. Observers note that his approach is not about secrecy for its own sake but about creating impact through timing and precision. His latest move—a series of unnamed ventures described only as "transformative"—has left analysts poring over clues, trying to decipher his endgame. “It’s lik...