THE STANDARD By
Kelvin Kamau |
January 1st 2021 at 15:46:34 GMT +0300
Agnes Kagure Foundation patron Agnes Kagure (right) carries a two-year-old Pater Wambui, one of the babies of the street girls when she donated sanitary pads to street girls at the John Michuki Memorial park in Nairobi on December 14, 2020. [Collins Kweyu, Standard]
Businesswoman AGNES KAGURE is gunning to run Nairobi County. She explains to Nairobian why politicians spend more campaigning than they’ll ever earn in salaries and reason MCAs fight county bosses
You’ve been mentioned as a likely contender for Nairobi governor. Is this true?
It would be an honour and privilege to serve Nairobians as their governor.
THE STANDARD By
Kelvin Kamau |
January 1st 2021 at 15:46:34 GMT +0300
Agnes Kagure Foundation patron Agnes Kagure (right) carries a two-year-old Pater Wambui, one of the babies of the street girls when she donated sanitary pads to street girls at the John Michuki Memorial park in Nairobi on December 14, 2020. [Collins Kweyu, Standard]
Businesswoman AGNES KAGURE is gunning to run Nairobi County. She explains to Nairobian why politicians spend more campaigning than they’ll ever earn in salaries and reason MCAs fight county bosses
You’ve been mentioned as a likely contender for Nairobi governor. Is this true?
It would be an honour and privilege to serve Nairobians as their governor.
THE STANDARD By
Nathan Ochunge |
December 24th 2020 at 14:30:45 GMT +0300
Governor Oparanya officially opens the refurbished Masinde Muliro recreation park in Kakamega town on December 23, 2020. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]
Residents of Kakamega will have the opportunity to use the ‘infamous’ Muliro Gardens again this festive season.
Governor Wycliffe Oparanya opened the gates of the facility which has been renovated at a cost of Sh61 million.
People are free to visit, relax and have fun at the recreational park located within Kakamega Central Business District.
It had been closed for renovations that took almost three years, thanks to joint efforts by the World Bank which gave out the funds through the Kenya Urban Support Programme (KUSP) for the works.
Kenya Union of Clinical Officers Chairman Peterson Wachira addresses the Press after medics downed tools yesterday. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]
Healthcare workers have stood their ground seven days into a strike that is slowly crippling the public healthcare system amid criticism from various leaders.
Meeting on Monday at Uhuru Park, healthcare workers under the leadership of Kenya Union of Clinical Officers (KUCO), have continued to criticise the government for having misplaced priorities and neglecting frontline workers amid a pandemic that has threatened lives and the economy of the country. Patriotism is not suicide and we are not ready to commit suicide in a country that does not want to appreciate its own healthcare workers, valiantly said KUCO chairperson Peterson Wachira.