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Uasin Gishu County Woman Member of Parliament Gladys Boss Shollei has joined the race to be the next National Assembly Deputy Speaker. Shollei formerly joined the race on Tuesday evening. The position has been declared vacant with interested individuals asked
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By Joel Mufutu The Supreme Court on Monday, September 5, 2022, validated the declaration made by IEBC over the presidential results. IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati had on August 15, 2022, declared Dr William Ruto the President-elect. This is after Ruto
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Outgoing Kesses Member of Parliament Dr Swarup Mishra has pleaded with locals in the constituency to forgive him for what admits was a wrong decision that he took in the recently concluded general election. Mishra opted to seek re-election as
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By Ryan Kiprono Hundreds of Uasin Gishu residents on Monday, September 5, 2022, took to the streets of Eldoret town to celebrate the Supreme Court ruling which upheld Dr William Samoei Ruto’s win. Seven judges at the Supreme Court unanimously
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By Winnie Cherop A section of commercial sex workers in Eldoret town has welcomed the Supreme Court ruling that confirmed Deputy President William Ruto as the President-elect. And as Dr Ruto prepares to take over the government as the fifth
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Recently elected Members of the County Assembly of Uasin Gishu will have to wait a little bit longer before they officially start their legislative role. The MCAs were expected to be sworn in on Tuesday, September 6, 2022. However, Uasin
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What started as a tense day ended in jubilations amongst locals within Eldoret town. The locals keenly followed the Supreme Court proceedings from the mega LCD screen strategically located within the CBD. By the time the seven judges were taking
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In making the ruling, the Supreme Court noted that there was no evidence that IEBC servers were interfered with and results forms changed.
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