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Photo: Government Spokesperson Hon Isaac Mwaura addressing members of the Press. By Erick Wanjala  The Government has assured traders affected by the devastating fire that swept through Nairobi's Gikomba Market of its full support as efforts to establish the cause of the inferno gather pace. Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura conveyed the government's message of solidarity to thousands of traders who suffered massive losses following the blaze that destroyed businesses, merchandise and sources of livelihood for many families. Speaking after assessing the situation, Mwaura said the government stands with the affected traders and will work closely with both national and county authorities to ensure victims receive the necessary support to rebuild their businesses and livelihoods. "The Government deeply sympathizes with all traders and families affected by this unfortunate tragedy. We recognize the immense losses suffered and assure all victims that they will no...

A recent visit by a delegation from the Kenya Industrial Research and Development Institute (KIRDI) to the Senate has ignited political speculation in Kajiado County, with observers questioning whether the move signals the beginning of a political comeback for former Kajiado Senator and current KIRDI Board Chairman, Peter Mositet. The delegation, led by Dr.Francis Polong , was formally received in the Senate  by The Clerk Jeremiah Nyegenye during the routine courtesy call that brought together senior researchers, directors and technical experts from the institution. Senate leadership welcomed the team and acknowledged the critical role KIRDI plays in advancing industrialization, research and innovation in the country.  The Clerk of the Senate Mr Jeremiah Nyegenye during a meeting with Kirdi Team. While the official purpose of the visit was institutional learning and engagement with Parliament, political analysts and residents of Kajiado have interpreted...

KEPSA Director Eng James Mwangi addressing senators and Captains of private sector industry  By Erick Wanjala  The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) led by its Director Engineer James Mwangi has called on lawmakers to ensure that all policies and legislation are carefully crafted to reduce the cost of doing business and create a more competitive investment environment in the country. Speaking before the Senate Liaison Committee, chaired by Senator Kathuri Murungi who is also the deputy speaker of the house, under the theme of enhancing county competitiveness KEPSA director Eng Mwangi emphasized on the need of progressive laws and policies aimed at improving the business environment, strengthening governance, and facilitating both local and foreign investment. While addressing senators  during the high-level engagement, captains of industry led by the KEPSA Director Eng Mwangi appreciated the effort made by the Senate in crafting laws that are operational a...

Photo Caption: Hon  Eng Mositet flagging off scholarship students during his tenure as senator. For more than a decade, Kajiado county gubernatorial aspirant Hon Eng Mositet has remained a steadfast advocate for the youth, earning admiration across the county for his unwavering commitment to education and empowerment.   Following deep deliberations with opinion leaders and elders ,Hon Engineer Mositet is expected to announce his candidature for the gubernatorial position during his late dad memorial service at His home Place in Kajiado North. Since 2012, he has consistently invested in the future of young people through education sponsorship programs that have enabled hundreds of students from vulnerable and disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue their academic dreams. His initiatives have supported learners at secondary schools, colleges, and universities, helping many overcome financial barriers that would otherwise have denied them access to education. Beyond spons...