The country’s top newspapers reported on former government minister Simeon Nyachae’s death as well as scenes of violence witnessed at Kisii Deputy Governor Joash Maangi’s father burial in Kisii.
One of the dailies also highlighted MPs plan to criminalise Deputy President William Ruto’s hustler nation.
The Standard
The daily focused on veteran government minister Simeon Nyachae’s life following his death on Monday, February 1 at the Nairobi Hospital.
The former Finance Minister and Nyaribare Chache MP was close late presidents Daniel Arap Moi and Mzee Jomo Kenyatta.
However, he fell out with Mzee Moi in 1999 for slamming the government for being broke and corrupt.
Daily Nation
It has now emerged that a section of Members of Parliament are planning to ‘****’ Deputy President William Ruto’s hustler nation.
According to the daily, the MPs are planning to do away with the hustler nation by simply criminalising it.
It also noted that the National Assembly’s national security led by Kiambaa MP Paul Koinange spent a two-day retreat in Mombasa where they reviewed bills that they want tabled in order to amend the National Cohesion and Integration act (NCIC).
Koinanhe argued that there is no difference between those propagating hate along tribal lines and those spreading division using the hustler versus dynasty narrative.
People Daily
A Nairobi court has issued a warning to private investigator Jane Mugo for failing to appear in court in a case where she is accused of threatening to **** a businessman.
Chief Magistrate Martha Mutuku ordered Mugo to appear in court today, Tuesday, February 2 despite her lawyer’s argument that she is sick.
In September last year, Mugo was charged with threatening to **** businessman Deeba-Shag Desmond.
She was eleased on a KSh 30,000 cash bail pending the hearing and determination of the case.
Taifa Leo
President Uhuru Kenyatta has gone a step higher in a bid to sell the controversial Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) referendum bill in his backyard, Mt Kenya region.
Uhuru has been using Kameme FM and TV to educate the Mt Kenya people on the document.
Among those the president has entrusted with championing for the BBI using the two stations that are linked to his family include his handshake partner Raila Odinga and Amani National Congress (ANC) leader Musalia Mudavadi.
One of the dailies also highlighted MPs plan to criminalise Deputy President William Ruto’s hustler nation.
The Standard
The daily focused on veteran government minister Simeon Nyachae’s life following his death on Monday, February 1 at the Nairobi Hospital.
The former Finance Minister and Nyaribare Chache MP was close late presidents Daniel Arap Moi and Mzee Jomo Kenyatta.
However, he fell out with Mzee Moi in 1999 for slamming the government for being broke and corrupt.
Daily Nation
It has now emerged that a section of Members of Parliament are planning to ‘****’ Deputy President William Ruto’s hustler nation.
According to the daily, the MPs are planning to do away with the hustler nation by simply criminalising it.
It also noted that the National Assembly’s national security led by Kiambaa MP Paul Koinange spent a two-day retreat in Mombasa where they reviewed bills that they want tabled in order to amend the National Cohesion and Integration act (NCIC).
Koinanhe argued that there is no difference between those propagating hate along tribal lines and those spreading division using the hustler versus dynasty narrative.
People Daily
A Nairobi court has issued a warning to private investigator Jane Mugo for failing to appear in court in a case where she is accused of threatening to **** a businessman.
Chief Magistrate Martha Mutuku ordered Mugo to appear in court today, Tuesday, February 2 despite her lawyer’s argument that she is sick.
In September last year, Mugo was charged with threatening to **** businessman Deeba-Shag Desmond.
She was eleased on a KSh 30,000 cash bail pending the hearing and determination of the case.
Taifa Leo
President Uhuru Kenyatta has gone a step higher in a bid to sell the controversial Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) referendum bill in his backyard, Mt Kenya region.
Uhuru has been using Kameme FM and TV to educate the Mt Kenya people on the document.
Among those the president has entrusted with championing for the BBI using the two stations that are linked to his family include his handshake partner Raila Odinga and Amani National Congress (ANC) leader Musalia Mudavadi.
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