Meria
Elder Lister
what to expect in the papers today:
Friday's Star
• Inside JSC plan to kick CJ Maraga.
CJ Maraga can’t seem to catch a break. He is putting out fires or engaged in a war nearly each month. Right now, both parliament and the executive are on his case…and he is not welcome in their offices. Even worse… someone is planning to advertise a vacancy in his post/ office while he is still sitting in that office.
• Uhuru, Raila might release BBI report this weekend.
The long awaited release of the BBI report might happen this week. Yesterday, Raila visited Yusuf Haji at his home. Haji is the leader of the BBI process; he has been unwell for some time now. Also, President Kenyatta yesterday appointed Martin Kimani Kenya’s Permanent Representative to the UN in New York. Kimani has been the joint secretary to the BBI team; signalling an end to the process.
• Why Senators want to stop retiring governors from vying.
Second term governors intending to run for other elective posts should resign 6 months to the polls… This is hard small….
The Standard
• The handshake between Uhuru and Raila has undermined development agenda. ~ DP William Ruto
While in Nyamira yesterday Ruto blamed the unfulfilled promises, stalled projects and other things on the Handshake.
• Uhuru sends BBI man to New York, rewards former IEBC officials… The Standard is an interesting publication… ‘Rewards’ ?
• How EU spoilt Amina’s WTO party… The EU supported the Korean lady and Nigerian lady… with that, it knocked Amina out of the race.
• It is official… the economy is now in recession…
Nation Africa
• Revealed: Uhuru plan for power weekend- The president is set to meet the cabinet and deputy president at a retreat today as he and his brother Raila prepare ground for the unveiling of the BBI report. And on Saturday, he will meet the leadership of the senate and the national assembly… two groups that will play vital roles in ensuring that BBI sails through.
• Exams: All ready for Grade 4 and Class 8. The nationwide exams are to begin next week and KNEC has already released the guidelines. It is expected that head teachers will manage the examination exercise.
• Covid: County revenues dip – closure of business and curfew … counties have collected less revenue than last year.
Friday's Star
• Inside JSC plan to kick CJ Maraga.
CJ Maraga can’t seem to catch a break. He is putting out fires or engaged in a war nearly each month. Right now, both parliament and the executive are on his case…and he is not welcome in their offices. Even worse… someone is planning to advertise a vacancy in his post/ office while he is still sitting in that office.
• Uhuru, Raila might release BBI report this weekend.
The long awaited release of the BBI report might happen this week. Yesterday, Raila visited Yusuf Haji at his home. Haji is the leader of the BBI process; he has been unwell for some time now. Also, President Kenyatta yesterday appointed Martin Kimani Kenya’s Permanent Representative to the UN in New York. Kimani has been the joint secretary to the BBI team; signalling an end to the process.
• Why Senators want to stop retiring governors from vying.
Second term governors intending to run for other elective posts should resign 6 months to the polls… This is hard small….
The Standard
• The handshake between Uhuru and Raila has undermined development agenda. ~ DP William Ruto
While in Nyamira yesterday Ruto blamed the unfulfilled promises, stalled projects and other things on the Handshake.
• Uhuru sends BBI man to New York, rewards former IEBC officials… The Standard is an interesting publication… ‘Rewards’ ?
• How EU spoilt Amina’s WTO party… The EU supported the Korean lady and Nigerian lady… with that, it knocked Amina out of the race.
• It is official… the economy is now in recession…
Nation Africa
• Revealed: Uhuru plan for power weekend- The president is set to meet the cabinet and deputy president at a retreat today as he and his brother Raila prepare ground for the unveiling of the BBI report. And on Saturday, he will meet the leadership of the senate and the national assembly… two groups that will play vital roles in ensuring that BBI sails through.
• Exams: All ready for Grade 4 and Class 8. The nationwide exams are to begin next week and KNEC has already released the guidelines. It is expected that head teachers will manage the examination exercise.
• Covid: County revenues dip – closure of business and curfew … counties have collected less revenue than last year.
