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By Kenn Okaka Nairobi County is the epicenter of sports activities in Kenya. The capital is home to virtually 60 percent of sports teams and activities in the country and is home to Kenya’s best sporting facilities. The Amani National Congress (ANC) Nairobi branch chairman Brian Mulama who has been appointed the new Nairobi County Executive Committee member (CEC) in charge of talent, skills development, and care (where sports falls) therefore has his work cut out from the very onset. He has a daunting task to ensure that sports thrive in the city which will in turn translate to an improvement across the nation. I must confess that I was very elated to learn that Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja had nominated Mulama as the Nairobi CEC in charge of Talent and Skills Development. This arises from three major reasons. I have known Brian Mulama for years. We come from the same constituency in Makadara where he unsuccessfully ran for office as a member of the county assembly for H

Former Makadara Member of Parliament Reuben Ndolo has congratulated the new Nairobi County Assembly leadership led by newly appointed Leader of the Majority Makongeni Member of the County Assembly (MCA) Peter Imwatok, Upper Savannah ward representative Stazo Omungala and Kilimani’s Moses Ogeto. Ndolo said that under the leadership of Imwatok, the immediate former minority whip, the Azimio La Umoja Oke Kenya brigatde in the city Couty would steere the county to better legislation and good service delivery.  “I have seen the Makongeni ward MCA Imwatok work for his people and for his party ODM and I have confidence in his leadership now that he has been named the leader of the majority which is Azimio,” Ndolo noted. Imwatok, the vocal MCA took the house leadership role after intense lobbyng as he battled for the position with his South C counterpart Abbas Khalif.  Abbas is said to have spent money running into millions in a bid to lobby for the party supports but lost to Imwatok, popularl

  Former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko has said that in the new dispensation, he has offered to take up the role of the deep state and protect the interests of the government led by President William Ruto and his Deputy Rigathi Gachagua. Sonko said that he would not forget the frustrations that he went through during the regime of former President Uhuru Kenyatta noting that the deep state in Uhuru’s government had turned against the President’s friends. Sonko recalled how Uhuru's government had turned against all those who supported his rise to the Presidency for two terms. “I cannot forget how all of us who supported the president and helped him to be President for two terms was turned against,” Sonko said. He praised Gachagua for his speech during the inauguration at Kasarani stadium in which he openly told Uhuru the truth. Sonko said he would now take the role of the real deep state in government and he would deal with anyone who jokes with the president and his deputy.

Nairobi, 12th October 2022: The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) President Richard Ngatia and the KNCCI Board today received a courtesy call from the Mauritius Economic Development Board (EDB) chairman Mr. Hemraj Ramnial CSK ahead of the Kenya-Mauritius Business and Investment Forum set to be held from tomorrow 13th and 14th October 2022 at Mercure Nairobi Hotel (formerly Crowne Plaza Hotel), Upper Hill, Nairobi. The discussions between the two teams emphasized the importance of exchanging trade information and jointly hosting trade missions and exhibitions to establish new potential markets and create joint ventures. Among the opportunities that were highlighted include the areas of Agriculture, Manufacturing, Information and Communication Technology, Banking and Finance, Tourism, Infrastructure, Building and Construction, the Blue Economy, and the Orange Economy (Textile and Leather). Kenya and Mauritius maintain a cordial trade relationship having established