The County Diary

Hon Jeremiah MUTUA Ramps Up Youth Sports In NGUNI, Mwingi By PATRICK KIMANZI & MAXIMILLA WAFULA  *HON JEREMIAH MUTUA, the Nguni Ward MCA breaks yet another Sports Support Record!* ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽ The Deputy Minority Leader hosted his *JEREMIAH CUP 3rd Edition* tournament in Nguni Ward at Nzouni Primary School Stadium where over 47 teams participated. The extravaganza drew both ladies and men in Soccer and volleyball disciplines. *Muthuka FC* won the soccer championship for men while *Muthuka Women Fc* beat Kalanga Women Fc to win the women's soccer affair . In Volleyball Men, *Yumbandei* won the trophy for the  third consecutive time. *Maai ladies* were Volleyball champions in the Women volleyball affair. Hon. Jeremiah Mutua splashed and distributed *Ksh 150,000/- cash prizes* to position 1 to position 4 in each category. He also awarded *fully branded uniforms* to quarter finalists in soccer men, semi finalists in volleyball men, finalists in both soccer and volleyball for the Wom...

NAIVAS MAKES A RETURN TO LANG’ATA ROAD WITH NEW BRANCH. By MAXIMILLA  WAFULA & PATRICK KIMANZI  The COUNTY DIARY News  Nairobi, 23rd April2024-  naivas is delighted to announce the grand opening of its newest branch, strategically located in the bustling Lang’ata Road, a hub of residential activity. Situated at Lang’ata Medlink, within a vibrant mixed-use development, the branch spans an impressive 28,000 square feet of trading space, marking Naivas's third outlet along the road alongside Lang’ata at Freedom Heights and One Stop Foodmarket in One Stop Arcade. Boasting a spacious retail floor, the branch offers a diverse range of products and services, embodying Naivas's commitment to providing everything customers need under one roof. Dedicated sections for electronics, home goods, clothing, along with fresh produce, commodities, and fast-moving consumer goods await shoppers, complemented by knowledgeable staff, ample parking, and easy accessibility. ...

Uniting for Healthcare Amidst the Doctors' Strike. By MAXIMILLA WAFULA & PATRICK KIMANZI (EDITOR) The COUNTY DIARY News  NAIROBI, KENYA, April 23, 2024 - The ongoing doctors' strike in Kenya, now entering its sixth week, has ignited a critical plea from the Caucus of Patient-Led Organizations, fronted by the Non-Communicable Diseases Alliance Kenya (NCD Alliance Kenya). This rallying cry is directed towards both the Government of Kenya and the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU), urging immediate action to mitigate the strike's severe impact on patient care and the nation's healthcare system. Essential healthcare services have been gravely compromised since the strike's inception, leading to preventable losses and a healthcare system teetering on the edge of crisis. Tragically, this crisis materialized in the recent loss of a child in Isiolo due to diabetes complications, serving as a stark reminder of the dire conseq...

PRESS RELEASE  HON MUEMA NDUKU AKA (MUNAA) ELECTED KIFWA NATIONAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBER Dear Directors and captains of industry, Today, 18th April 2024 KIFWA elected officials from Nairobi and Mombasa branches convened the National Delegates Council (NDC) as per our 1999 constitution at Nairobi Crowne plaza hotel and elected through secret ballot the following National officials as the *NATIONAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (NMC);* *National Chairman*  • Roy Mwanthi  *National Vice-Chairman* • Jack Oteke *National Secretary* • Musa Mbira *National Treasurer* • Betty Waringa *Nairobi Board Member* • David Muema *Mombasa Board Member* • Abdi Mohammed  *Branch Chairman Nairobi* • Robinson Kilonzo *Branch Chairman Mombasa* • Leonard M. Njiru Congratulations to the new NMC team and steer our association KIFWA to greater heights!

Hon. Aisha Jumwa's Vision for Cultural Preservation at National Museums of Kenya Cabinet Secretary , Ministry of Gender , Culture the, Arts and Heritage . By MAXIMILLA WAFULA & PATRICK KIMANZI  The COUNTY DIARY NEWS Nairobi, April 2nd ,2024 - the sun cast a golden glow over the National Museums of Kenya as Hon. Aisha Jumwa, the esteemed CS of the Ministry of Gender, Culture, The Arts, and Heritage, arrived for her highly anticipated visit. Dressed in traditional attire that spoke volumes of her deep-rooted connection to Kenyan culture, she exuded an aura of determination and passion for preserving the nation's heritage. As she stepped into the museum's grand foyer, a sense of reverence swept through the gathered staff and management. Hon. Aisha Jumwa's reputation preceded her, not just as a prominent political figure but also as a staunch advocate for the preservation of Kenya's rich cultural tapestry. The meeting commenced in a room adorned with art...