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No no no!! DP Ruto, please stop insulting poor broken Kenyans with lighting their "homes" with electricity! Which homes??? Mud huts with thatched roofs and grass huts with polythene roofs are not fit for human dwellings and they are definatley a high risk to loose electrification!! I'm sure DP's goats live in better housing! And you're not electrifying villages but just a select hut for a flopped PR exercise. I thought you had stopped this pathetic exercise after all the nationwide hue and cry, don't you hear the cries of your people? It's gruesome. How can you think this satirical PR ploy is good for your image, the president's image or Jubilee? Surely how can you believe this translates to cleaning up a bad image or votes for the president's bid 2017? I don't understand how an intelligent human adult could believe that this flopped PR stunt that caused waves of opposition in the entire nation can still resound into goo

By Abraham Kiplangat Mutai (@ItsMutai ) PREAMBLE For the first time in the history of Kenya, the public is keen in participating in policy and legislative development as well as holding leaders accountable as opposed to the past where citizens were mere recipients of laws and Isiolo County Government is not an exception to this. Unlike the past when Isiolo was County was both inaccessible and rife with banditry, the road to the Isiolo, through picturesque Mt. Kenya, is a joy to experience. As for safety, the County trumps most of Kenya and one can traverse the entire expanse of the County without a worry. Secondly, the people of Isiolo are extremely hospitable. They share from their obvious material paucity with humbling abandon. Nonetheless, Isiolo County is in dire need of proper governance and capacity building in legislative development which continues to derail all functions at the county level DEVOLUTION ON THE ROPE IN ISIOLO COUNTY Reality of Isiolo Cou

THE EARL OF LYTTON rose to call attention to that part of the statement on Kenya which relates to the Northern Frontier District, made by Her Majesty's Government on March 12 last; and to move for Papers. The noble Earl said: My Lords, I beg to move the Motion standing in my name. I am very grateful to the Government for giving me time, and on this day which, as it is Budget Day, is obviously a good day. The time of day is not so convenient; but, as the Daily Telegraph said to-day, I am in a difficult position as a Cross-Bencher representing a very little-known portion of our Commonwealth. I have to thank, in particular, the noble Marquess, Lord Lansdowne, for the help he has given me, notwithstanding the fact that when I went to him I made it plain that it was for the purpose of sharpening my spears to plunge into him. § My Lords, what is this all about? I should like to start with a summary. In 601 a