Kenya has earned fresh global recognition after being ranked fourth in Africa for digitizing its tourism sector — a milestone that underscores the country’s growing reputation as a leader in technological innovation within the travel industry.
The announcement was made in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during a global forum highlighting the transformative role of technology and innovation in shaping the future of tourism.
Consequently, the accolade comes as the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife continues to implement wide-ranging reforms aimed at modernizing the sector and enhancing Kenya’s global visibility.
One of the key initiatives driving this success is a comprehensive digital campaign by the Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) to showcase all of Kenya’s tourism attractions online.
Similarly, the effort ensures that the country’s diverse destinations from the world famous Maasai Mara and the Kenyan coast to cultural heritage sites and urban experiences are easily accessible to travelers worldwide.
“The announcement in Riyadh is a testament that the world out here is watching Kenya and wants to know more about this country,” said Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife Rebecca Miano. “We are working tirelessly to ensure that we clinch the first position. We have a lot coming, especially involving our young people.”
Miano noted that the recognition also reflects the ministry’s efforts to align tourism development with President William Ruto’s bottom-up economic transformation agenda, which emphasizes inclusivity and job creation. “Kenya is a magical country, and the support we get from President William Ruto is something we are grateful for,” she commented.
In addition, other African countries recognized in the rankings include South Africa, Mauritius, and Botswana, while the United States leads globally in tourism digitization.
Kenya’s progress marks a significant step toward becoming a fully digital tourism destination. Through continued investment in online platforms, digital infrastructure, and youth engagement, the ministry hopes to attract more visitors, boost local economies, and cement Kenya’s place as a global tourism innovation hub.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Shining Hope for Communities, which is a grassroot movement and community-based organization operating in Kenya focussing on providing holistic, needs-driven services and advocating for community change, SHOFCO Mr. Kennedy Odede, is requesting the youths who aren’t entached with any funding organization especially the Sacco’s in Western Counties to join Shofco as one way of building their next financial life stability.
The CEO said that the organization is not only mentoring future leaders but also empowering the society through encompassing in many areas such as health, education, economic empowerment and gender-based violence prevention, with a strong emphasis on women and girls.
While speaking in Kakamega town yesterday 18th June after the successful appointment of the new Shofco Sacco Kakamega leaders through an election that was conducted by respective leaders from the organization, Odede said that they have a strong focus on empowering women and girls through education, leadership development, and access to resources in Kakamega, Busia, Bungoma, Vihiga and Transnzoia County.
The Chairman of Kakamega Shofco Office Receives Certificate.
“SHOFCO primarily works in informal settlements, addressing the unique challenges faced by residents in these areas. It provides access to healthcare services, including maternal and child health and addresses issues like HIV/AIDS. We also offer scholarships, life skills training, and support to keep needy children in school”, explained the Chief Executive Officer Kennedy Odede.
He Continued by explaining to the youths;
“We also provide access to financial services and opportunities for sustainable livelihoods.This is to ensure that you’re recognized in the society “,he explained.
Similarly, he advised the newly appointed Kakamega office through their Chair Raphael Abuti Mejah and his minority leader Idi Amunga to serve the people of Kakamega accordingly without any favours in the office.
“To be entrusted by your Colleagues with the responsibility of serving and directing them in matters relating to their financial growth isn’t easy. I advise each person assigned a role in the Kakamega office to perform his duty as allocated to him”, advised the CEO.
He wiped out sentiments that had been circulating a bout him having political ambitions in the Country where by he explained that his target is to fight poverty to come to an end. “What do you think I lack that can push me to Secure for any political seat? Automatically nothing. My intentions a bout shofco is you Kenyans to have your financial life well satisfied just like the people from the United States of America through their Hero Dr. Martin Luther Kin who brought change to them”, he explained. Consequently, he requested Kenyans to change their way of thinking by developing a helping hand to one another.
“I have noticed one behaviour amongst we Kenyans where by the poor continue being poorer on the expense of the rich. That’s an illicit behaviour that we need to stop it and develop kindness and love amongst ourselves”, spoke the president of Shofco as he advised the poor to unite and join the Sacco.
The CEO’s sentiments were justified and fully echoed by a few leaders led by Ibrahim Oyugi the Airport ward member of the County Assembly from Mombasa County who advised members of the County Assembly in Kakamega to awaken up and join Shofco.
Ibrahim Oyugi.
“The money allocated to every MCA for development in his or her ward is very little due to the continuous delay of disbursement of money from the National government to Counties. I call upon members of the County Assembly of Kakamega to join Shofco due to the many development projects that have been accomplished in my area through it ”, he advised.
Hon. Oyugi who’s also the Chair of education committee in the County Assembly of Mombasa Couny stated that the Country’s population is growing day to day and Kenyans should Style Up in applying the knowledge they attain from education rather than expecting for the white collar jobs sentiments that were supported by Hon. Tony Odheo and Gordon Onyango of Arujo Ward and Asembo East ward respectively. These are the video links;
Few Kakamega Farmer’s in An Agricultural Synthetization Stanbic bank foundation programme.
Agriculture boosts economic growth by providing employment especially in the rural areas, and there by many jobless youths in the Country being urged to start small and large scale farming so as to increase food production.
According to the AI Overview provided by Google search, the Country’s definitive number for unemployed youth stands at approximately 67% (for ages 15-34), with over one million young people entering the labor market annually but lacking sufficient job opportunities and thereby leading to high unemployment and underemployment rate.
Similarly, according to the National Council For Population and Development and The Federation of Kenya Employers, the mentioned age bracket should put their efforts in both crop and animal production especially poultry farming because theirs limited formal Jobs in the market, sentiments echoed by leaders from the Stanbic bank foundation while in synthetization programme in Kakamega town.
Hon. Jackline Mwakha Okanya.
On the other side, speaking while at a funeral service in Lurambi Sub County, Jackline Mwakha Okanya, a large scale farmer and also a business Management officer from Mumias West Sub County, added that over a million young people enter Kenya’s labor market every year, and it would be better if the number is continued to be decreased by those staying in areas with sufficient farming requirements such as; fertile lands and availability of plenty rainfall, to keep in use of it especially the Kakamega youths.
“Over 31% of youth are underemployed, meaning they work fewer than 40 hours a week and are likely seeking more work”, explained Jackline Mwakha Okanya.
She Continued that;
“I urge the Youths in this County of ours to start crop farming especially Vegetables production that requires very little capital to start un like effective business management and finance that are crucial for SMEs to thrive”, she explained to the Mourner’s.
Hon. Jackline Mwakha Okanya who’s eyeing for the Women Representative Seat of Kakamega County in the next general election of 2027, advised the small scale farmers especially the young women to come on board and register as voters .
Hon. Jackline Mwakha Okanya.
“Agriculture provides direct income and employment for a significant portion of the population, particularly in rural areas, which are often the poorest. By raising the income of these communities, it stimulates the local economy and reduces poverty. I there by urge each and everyone of you to use the available chance of Voter registration started by the IEBC to walk into the pooling stations and register as voters as the only way that will help in electing leaders of high integrity and be convened in Agriculture like me”, she articulated.
She furthermore explained that various elected political leaders in Kakamega have remained dormant in matters with infrastructure development and Industrial promotion and that being the main cause of high rate of un employment in the County.
“ Unlike other County leaders that have put in their efforts in bringing development change to their people, we as Kakamega continue to be sluggish in poverty. Our source of income which used to be the Mumias Sugar company isn’t at its initial production level as it used to be yet we have leaders in offices”, she spoke sadly.
Hon. Okanya finalized by explaining that; she will abide by the Kenya’s Constitution adopted in a referendum in 2010 of increasing the representation of Kakamega women in parliament in case elected as the next Women Representative of Kakamega County.
Hon. Jackline Mwakha Okanya.
“As the awaiting Women Representative of Kakamega, I’ll primarily promote the interests of women and the girl child in all our Sub Counties without discrimination. I will also uplift the social, economic and political status of women and girls in this country”, Hon. Jackline Mwakha Okanya finalized to the Mourners and to the entire residents of Kakamega County.
Hon. Fred Ikana, member of parliament for Shinyalu Constituency in Kakamega County is one of the Mp’s among the Two hundred and Ninety in the Country who have put up their efforts in ensuring that Pupils and Students attain their education while in a very conducive environment.
Speaking while at Ivakale primary and Junior Secondary school where he Commissioned a JSS storey tuition block hosting 8 classrooms, he explained to Kakamega Journalists that he’s aim is to ensure Shinyalu becomes a constituency with high learned individuals especially enrolled in the field of medicine.
Hon. Fred Ikana during the handing over ceremony of Ivakale primary and JSS new tuition block.
Hon. Fred Ikana during the handing over ceremony of Ivakale primary and JSS new tuition block.
“Kakamega County has always faced shortage of Doctors. This has resulted into importation of doctors from other Counties yet our own Children can fill the positions.I therefore urge parents to keep in use of the education buildings am putting up in Shinyalu so as we help one another in achieving our education goals”, advised Hon. Fred Ikana.
Additionally, he alluded that more than 13 schools are still under construction process and five of them are fully completed.
Hon. Ikana Consequently disclosed that through his efforts and commitments,he will complete school projects.
Ongoing Construction Of Eight Classrooms at Mugomari Primary school in Isukha West Ward
“We want these students to be committed in learning and pass KCSE exams”, Ikana stated.
The Shinyalu Poverty fighter expressed gratitude to his counterparts including Lugari MP Nabii Nabwera, Lurambi MP Titus Khamala, Khwisero MP Christopher Aseka, Matungu MP Peter Oscar Nabulindo, Kakamega Woman Representative Elsie Muhanda and many religious leaders for their great support in developing schools.
He further added that Shinyalu was left behind in the development agenda for many years and through his development plan every stone will be turned to the Maximum.
Finally, he Congratulated Hon. Bernard Shinali Ikolomani MP who’s also a follower of the Salvation Army for strongly supporting development in schools, promising to lead by his example so that Shinyalu Keeps moving forward.
Kakamega Governor Fernandez Barasa Writes His Condolence letter.
FCPA Fernandez Barasa, Kakamega Governor, led the country in mourning, Chief officer Doreen Amwoga who passed away yesterday on 10th June while at Moi Referral Hospital in Eldoret while undergoing treatment.
Kakamega Chief Officer Doreen Amwoga Died Of Brain Blood Clot After Undergoing Second Operation.
Governor Fernandez Barasa termed Doreen Amwoga as a selfless leader who served the people of Kakamega tirelessly.
“I have learnt with the profound shock of the death of Ms. Doreen Amwoga, chief officer education and acting chief officer public administration. We pray for God’s Comfort to Ms. Amwoga’s family and friends. May her soul rest in eternal peace”, Communicated H.E the governor through a Condolence letter.
In a special sitting convened yesterday Evening to condole with her family at the Kakamega funeral parlour after the return of the body from Moi teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret,deputy Governor of Kakamega Hon. Ayub Savula Ngatia reinforced the governor’s sentiments in a meeting that was attended by county employees with the Assembly where he termed the late to have been fearless leader and much committed to the ministry of public service and education.
Hon. Ayub Savula Kakamega Deputy governor.
“Chief Doreen Amwoga is a leader who worked tirelessly in helping governor Fernandez Barasa to achieve his six point Agenda. As the County government, we shall take control of the funeral so as our beloved one receives a well send off, “added the deputy Governor.
Similarly, Chief officer Doreen Amwoga challenged the executive to act on legacy by pushing forward the Primarily functions of education and administration of the assigned department, ensuring effectiveness of service delivery and promoting the county’s development goals.
She is described as having been responsible in ensuring compliance with national values and principles.
“Let no one use the death of our colleague to settle political scores. Doreen loved peace and privacy,” emphasised the deputy governor as he added Doreen’s work to have been perfect.
The Late Chief Officer Doreen Amwoga In a County meeting.
“Doreen worked as an administrator in the former Wycliffe Oparanya’s government and that’s why his exemplary work pushed our governor also to nominate her as a chief officer”,said Hon. Ayub Savula.
Hon. Savula used that opportunity to assure the people of Kakamega on the Accomplishment of the Level VI hospital due to the efforts that have been put in place.
“President William Ruto commanded his military to give the County government Ksh 500 Millions of money to finish phase II of the hospital.The County government has also put Ksh 300 Millions of money and with time all operations Will always be done here”,Savula noted
The deputy governor of Kakamega was accompanied by a few leaders including the Minority leader at the County Assembly Hon. David Ndakwa who described Doreen as “a mirror of the County” who reminded her colleagues of their duty to the executive.
“We were not elected to do praise and worship. We were elected to represent the people of Kakamega,” the MCA of kabras West quoted the late Chief officer’s daily spoken words.
His relentless commitment to the people of Kakamega will be remembered with great respect and admiration.
Doreen’s fluency in English, Kiswahili and Luhya helped him connect with diverse audiences, and he frequently appeared on vernacular media to discuss matters of public interest and youth empowerment.
Doreen Amwoga’s demise left many residents of Kakamega in disbelief especially residents of Butere Sub County through their youth representative Akhanyinya Kevin Enos from Marama South ward who mentioned the late to have been a colleague who will be greatly remembered for her courage, wisdom and fortitude in serving the people of Kakamega.
“ She was indeed a pillar of hope and an inspiration not only to the people of Shinyalu but Kakamega as a whole”, explained Akhanyinya Kevin.
The young upcoming leader finalized by requesting the National government to solve the problem of abduction that is causing many families to lose their beloved ones in an unexpected way.
Kevin Akhanyinya. Butere Sub County Youth Representative.
“The government denied any involvement in the abductions, but some officials promised to investigate and stop the practice. As Youths from Butere Sub County we are requesting for an immediate response from the National government”, finalized Kevin Akhanyinya.
Kakamega County CECM for Environment Peninah Mukabane.
The County government of Kakamega is partnering with various academic institutions to conduct tree planting activities as one way of combating climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing carbon sequestration, and promoting biodiversity.
According to many scientists, trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through photosynthesis, effectively acting as “carbon sinks” and helping to reduce atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases.
Additionally, trees play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems, providing habitat for various species, and contributing to biodiversity.
About 5, 000 tree seedlings have been planted at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) and in the Kakamega forest
Additionally, the County government of Kakamega has planted 3, 000 trees in primary schools.
Led by the CECM for Environment Peninah Mukabane, she had the honour of representing Governor Fernandes Barasa at a tree planting exercise held at Masinde Muliro University (MMUST).
The event was organised by the Presidential Awards team in collaboration with the respective University and that of Kaimosi University.
The move is aimed at capacity-building environmental conservation and prioritising climate change
Kakamega County CECM for Environment Peninah Mukabane.
The minister emphasized that to comply with the new regulations put in place, the County government will maintain organic fertilizer and get rid of dump sites.
According to the Kenya National Tree Growing Restoration campaign to plant 15 billion trees by 2032, it is a move aimed at reducing greenhouse emissions, stopping and reversing deforestation and restoring 5.1 million hectares of deforested and degraded landscapes in the Country.
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In attendance were Prof. Solomon Shibairo, the Vice Chancellor of Masinde Muliro University, the Registrar of Kaimosi University, the Chief Officer for Environment and Natural Resources, the Director for Environment, and other distinguished guests.
Main Entrance Of Kakamega General And Referral Hospital Closed.
Unlike every Kenyan who has the right to picket and to present petitions to the public authorities as enshrined in Article 37 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010, circumstances turned ironical to the Kakamega Doctors who were scared by the County security team holding hoes for them not to exit the Kakamega County general and referral hospital gate yesterday 28th May.
The doctors , who were on their peaceful demonstration, persisted injustices by the county government as the main reason for the strike, including issues like promotions, lack of comprehensive health insurance, acute shortage of medical personnel and the poor working conditions they’re in.
Consequently ,the respective individuals had no option but to abide by the law by remaining calm to their actions especially when the police officers holding teargas machines into their hands alighted from their land cruiser cars joined the County enforcement to threaten them.
Despite their struggles in exiting the premises of the hospital, the County security team stood firm not allowing any doctor to get outside the hospital for the demonstration as it had been commanded by their boss the governor.
Struggle’s of Doctors and Kakamega County security officers.
The actions at the scene surprised few passers by, and there by asking themselves endless questions.
“Do the governor of Kakamega County do what he says While In public forums? Does he actually love the people who elected him for the position? Is there anything he can brag of it for the three year’s he has been in office?”, They asked amongst one another.
Our governor doesn’t know that;
“When the matter is addressed effectively there can be significant improvement of overall well-being and quality of life including being his score card of getting to re-sit the gubernatorial seat in 2027”, explained Dr. Joseph Makonere the the Western branch chair of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU).
Doctor Kairi Sande who’s the secretary of the branch in the region, who was also present echoed the sentiments by explaining that “We are here to demand the issues in our strike notice are resolved”
He went on;
“Its very hurting for the County government of Kakamega to be giving us daily promises but they’re not willing us to sit at the negotiation table to come up with a long term solution”, Commented Dr. Kairi Sande.
At that particular moment, Dr. Dennis Miskella who’s the deputy secretary general for the union warned the County of government of Kakamega for hiring goons to interrupt their peaceful demonstration.
“If the High Court dismissed the former Inspector General of Police Japheth Koome’s application seeking to set aside a judgment that found him personally culpable for police brutality during the February 2024 strike by the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU), whom do you think you’re”, addressed the deputy Secretary General as he told the County government to be in response of any Doctor’s Injury.
The doctor’s strike comes two months ago after the Universal Health care workers (UHC) in the region requesting the County governments to secure permanent, pensionable positions, for the worker’s warning that failure to do so it will result in a complete shutdown of hospital services across the counties, a case being observed here at Kakamega at the moment.
The office of the governor so far hasn’t given any response a bout the the measures it will incorporate to solve the Doctor’s strike even after Dr. Joseph Makonere the the Western branch chair of the Kenya Medical Practitioners with a few of his colleagues presenting themselves to the governor’s office.
Conflicts and disputes are taking shape in Kakamega County amongst political leaders especially those who have shown interest in the gubernatorial race towards the 2027 general election.
The seat has attracted so far six candidates at the moment including governor Fernandez Barasa who will be looking for his second term.
As many of the residents in Kakamega County request governor Fernandez Barasa with his administration to pull up their socks by focusing on the development record created by former governor Wycliffe Oparanya, they reiterate that the replies from the County boss has been like speaking to a deaf where by Kakamega appears to be stagnating in development record, especially in the health sector where un like the previous administration where pregnant women used to deliver in any levels IV hospital freely alongside being awarded gift’s, the act has changed where by they’re now demanded to cater the service by themselves by paying huge amount of money that some can’t afford.
These challenges has forced the Khwisero member of parliament Hon. Christopher Aseka who’s one of the aspiring gubernatorial candidate, to awaken up and inform the people of Kakamega County, that he’s the only one who can solve the mess created by governor Fernandez Barasa if only they will elect him in 2027.
Similarly, Hon. Aseka and governor Fernandez Barasa appears to be the two horses at the moment who are showing interest for the seat of which the supporter’s of the two haven’t been in good terms.
Consequently, the mentioned MP is demanding the governor to work for the people of Kakamega accordingly without any favours and discrimination.
While at Makhokho boy’s secondary school in Ikolomani Sub County where he joined the area member of parliament Hon. Benard Shinali to Empower the women groups a few days ago, Aseka said that he’s ready to fight for the people of Kakamega County in having good governance, sentiments that were supported by the President’s aide Farouk Kibet who was the chief guest at the moment;
Hon. Christopher Aseka Miradi Khwisero Member of Parliament.
The sentiments of the MP comes a few days ago while in a public function, the Cabinet Secretary for Co-operatives and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Wycliffe Oparanya, demanding the leaders in office to do the work they were elected for.
“When in office as the governor of Kakamega I used to work. Theirs no day I paid any amount to an individual to accompany me whenever I could be required to attend a public function”, addressed Wycliffe Oparanya.
This is the video of the minister of cooperatives and MSMEs Wycliffe Oparanya addressing how he served Kakamega;
The minister’s sentiments appeared to be lecturing Governor Fernandes Barasa who frequently has been observed paying youths a certain amount of money for them to cause frakass and protect him while in funerals.
Former Kakamega County Boss Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya.
“When actually you claim to be serving accordingly for the people, why do you deploy individuals to scare those rivalling you?”, asked the minister.
This is a video of governor Fernandez Barasa after he arrived at a funeral in Mayoni ward Matungu Sub County a few months ago shown in one of the media outlets;
With the confrontation from his rivalries, governor Fernandes Barasa while in Malava Sub County today on 21st promised to deliver for the people of Kakamega County accordingly, an opportunity he used to roll out a food security plan that targeted vulnerable groups with free fertilizer and maize seeds.
Kakamega County Governor Fernandez Barasa donates fertilizer and planting maize in Malava Sub County.
“ The program supports 283,000 small-scale farmers across all 60 wards, aiming to boost food production and empowering low-income families, widows, women, and persons with disabilities.”, explained the governor of Kakamega through his County blogger’s.
The Coca-cola Company has created a quick burst of sales of their product by slashing the 500ml bottle price to Fifty Kenyan Shilings In the Western and Nyanza regions of Kenya.
The Consumers in the mentioned regions, will enjoy their favourite Coke, Fanta or Sprite for just fifty shillings earlier being bought at sixty Kenyan Shilings which has always been a slight burden to many Kenyan’s.
“Nyanza and Western are known for their strong community bonds. Coca-Cola’s Iconic 500ml pack has always been a part of these connections,” explained Weslene Orwoba, the Senior Marketing Manager of the Company.
Consequently, the sythetization programme is a three-month campaign that will roll out in ten counties including; Kisumu, Homa Bay, Migori, Siaya, Kisii, Nyamira, Kakamega, Bungoma, Vihiga and Busia.
The Luhya community that has been Known many year’s for it’s unique dance’s is well to go with the availability of the Coca-Cola’s long vibrant taste especially during appetizing of the community and in football celebrations, especially the entire Western region being the home ground of legendary teams like Gor Mahia, AFC Leopards, Kakamega Homeboyz, Shabana FC and many more that have many fan’s that are requested to note the drink.
“Whether it’s after a long day on the farm, during a break or in the meantime of cheering a favourite football team, the moments bring people together and nothing complements them better than an ice-cold Coke commonly referred by the GEN-Z’s as ‘Shika Mzito’’’
With this price reduction, the Coca-Cola Company is not only just offering value to it’s customers but it’s also reaffirming its commitment to the traditions, passions, and values that define Nyanza and Western Kenya.
“Popularly known as ‘madiaba’, the 500ml bottle is being positioned as a symbol of pride and recognition. It’s an everyday reward for the region’s unsung heroes”, explained Ms Orwoba.
Finally, the main aim of the Company is to positively impact people’s lives through water replenishment and packaging.
“Together with our bottling partners, we employ more than 700,000 people, helping bring economic opportunities to local communities worldwide. ”she finalized.
Kenya’s presidential leadership revolves around two main communities only because of disunity amongst other tribes.
While speaking in an interview in one of the Luhya vernacular radio stations, Winfred Asiko Abuti who’s a resident from Khwisero Sub County reiterated that un like the Kikuyus and Kalenjins that have remained politically united since Kenya’s independence, the People of Western Kenya especially those of Kakamega have always remained to be in disunity .
Hon Abuti who’s eyeing the Women Representative seat for Kakamega County in the next general elections of 2027, stated that the Luhya’s have to stop that illicit behaviour and also that of receiving handouts from various Aspiring leaders whenever an election period approaches.
“The only way we can secure leadership of this Country is to put our votes into one basket. Its painfully amongst ourselves that political leaders from other tribes have known us to be always financially unstable and there by buying our votes”, said Hon Abuti Winfred
She continued;
“Our leaders we have put in the forefront have failed us by creating disunity amongst themselves and that being the main cause of our failure”,
She advised that the people of Western Kenya should make use of their huge population to secure different political seats in this Country.
“According to the 2019 census, Kikuyus constitute 17.1% of our total population . We then take the second position of 14.3% closely followed by our brothers the Kalenjins with 13.4%, but it’s painful that the Kalenjins that are third in number, have produced the head of state twice now un like we that have continued with hatred amongst ourselves and there by failing to produce a president”, she spoke painfully advising the Luhya Gen-Z’s to unite.
Consequently, she has applauded the good Courageous and braveness of the governor of Transnzoia George Natembeya and that of Mumias East member of parliament Hon. Peter Kalerwa Salasya as the only leaders who can lead the Luhya people towards the rightful direction. This is the audio link.
WESTERN NEWS EXPRESS. 