Women led by Faith Nguthu raise their fists in solidarity during the Women Empowerment Programme for Mama Fua workers in Eastleigh, Nairobi. The event focused on women’s dignity, rights and economic empowerment. By Maximilla Wafula, Sub-Editor NAIROBI, KENYA - UDA Nairobi Woman Representative Aspirant 2027, Faith Nguthu, has condemned the mistreatment of women working as laundry workers, popularly known as Mama Fua, calling for greater respect for their dignity, rights and contribution to society. Speaking during a women empowerment engagement in Eastleigh, Nairobi, Nguthu said women working in the laundry sector play an important role in supporting families and sustaining the local economy. She stressed that their contribution should be recognised and their welfare given greater attention. Nguthu observed that many Mama Fua women face challenges in their daily work, including difficult working conditions, limited financial opportunities and a lack of adequate support system...
Wiper Party Leader Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka addresses supporters and delegates from Mt. Kenya during a consultative meeting on national political and economic unity. Photo/Denish Ochieng By Maximilla Wafula, Sub Editor, The County Diary News NAIROBI, KENYA -Wiper Patriotic Front party leader and former Vice President Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka hosted a high-level delegation of business leaders, professionals, and youth representatives from Kirinyaga County and the wider Mt. Kenya region for a strategic consultative engagement. The candid, high-profile discussion focused on the current economic state of the nation, upholding the rule of law, protecting institutional independence, expanding economic opportunities for young people, and ensuring a free, fair, and credible 2027 General Election. Addressing the delegation, Musyoka emphasized a message of national unity, constitutional defense, and shared responsibility in charting Kenya's future course. "Kenya belongs to all of...