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Kalonzo's Clarion Call As Wiper Marches Towards Victory In 2027

By PATRICK KIMANZI  The County Diary News Wiper Patriotic Front leader Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka issued a searing reflection on the state of the nation while laying down a bold call to action for 2026. The year, he said, was marked by profound national loss. Kenya bid farewell to towering figures who shaped its democratic conscience, among them Rt. Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga, Rasna Warah, Pheroze Norwojee, Phoebe Asiyo, Catherine Nyamato, David Mulwa, Mumbi wa Maina, and globally acclaimed writer Prof. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o. Their lives, Kalonzo noted, represented courage, justice, and an unyielding demand for freedom values he urged Kenyans to carry forward. Yet beyond remembrance lay anger and sorrow over the bloodshed of young Kenyans during protests and police operations. Names such as Rex Maasai, Denzel Omondi, Alfred Ojwang, Eric Shieni, Boniface Kariuki, and young Bridgit Njoki were invoked as symbols of a moral failure in governance. He also cited the abduction of c...

The Urgency of Now: Kalonzo Musyoka’s Clarion Call to Grief, Resistance, and Renewal as Kenya Marches Toward 2026.

The Urgency of Now: Kalonzo Musyoka’s Clarion Call to Grief, Resistance, and Renewal as Kenya Marches Toward 2026. By MAXIMILLA WAFULA  The County Diary News December 30, 2025 -  As 2025 draws to a close, Kenya stands at a defining crossroads caught between grief and resolve, despair and determination. In a powerful end-of-year address titled “The Urgency of Now,” Wiper Patriotic Front leader Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka issued a searing reflection on the state of the nation while laying down a bold call to action for 2026. The year, he said, was marked by profound national loss. Kenya bid farewell to towering figures who shaped its democratic conscience, among them Rt. Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga, Rasna Warah, Pheroze Norwojee, Phoebe Asiyo, Catherine Nyamato, David Mulwa, Mumbi wa Maina, and globally acclaimed writer Prof. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o. Their lives, Kalonzo noted, represented courage, justice, and an unyielding demand for freedom values he urged Kenyans to carry...

HON MAKALI'S CDF WIN IS KITUI CENTRAL'S GAIN

By THE COUNTY DIARY  Kitui Central residents are giving Hon Makali a big thumbs up, and it's no surprise why. The area MP's transparent approach to CDF has made a real difference in their lives, especially when it comes to education. Bursaries have been awarded fairly, and folks are feeling the impact. "We were skeptical at first, but after auditing the process, we found out the bursaries were given out transparently," says a relieved resident. Jane Mutuku, a grateful parent, shares her story: "My child is in Form 4, and we've received bursary support for 4 years, thanks to Hon Makali. It's changed our lives." Hon Makali's managed CDF well, and the people are taking notice. "He qualifies to be Kitui Governor," says one resident. "We need a manager like him at the helm, someone who can drive development and make a real impact." As Governor, Makali's skills in managing CDF could be just what Kitui needs to take t...

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CNN Special Development Conciousness Agenda in Ukambani

‎CNN Special Development Conciousness (agenda) in Ukambani. Every day is a struggle for those who don't pretend to be what they are. ‎Not many admitted queer Kenyans often must litterallly fight to stay alive, but in a developed area one should use talents to keep themselves alive. ‎ ‎More so roads network and school infrastructure. CNN is literally practising the power of book acquired in school rather than local politics of parties and always talking politically at times of development. ‎ ‎ Lawfully you are supposed to be loyal to the sitting president. This is a very intelligent power of words told in school. Giving an example of Jesus when He overcomed Satan by word after configuration it is written. ‎ ‎CNN here is using the power to overcome poverty in ukambani through loyalty. Always a leader minds about the National cake shared as a result of Loyalty but hindered by silly politics for your people. In school we learned all this things about development, soc...

DR. MAKALI MULU'S MANIFESTO IS CLEAR: EDUCATION FOR ALL IS HIS PRIORITY.

DR. MAKALI MULU To Prioritize Education In His 2027 Gubernatorial MANIFESTO  By PATRICK KIMANZI  The COUNTY DIARY Kitui County Incoming Governor Dr. Makali Mulu recently awarded over 6000 secondary school students with bursaries in Kitui Central, ahead of the January school opening - a move set to boost local education. A consistent theme since 2013, education has been his motto as MP for Kitui Central, driving development in the area. Having faithfully served the people, he's now seeking the governor's seat in 2027 with a vision to transform Kitui. Despite constitutional limitations, he promises to leverage the governor's education bursary to keep no child out of school, pushing for progress. The people of Kitui are urged to consider his candidacy, citing his proven leadership in Kitui Central and plans to drive Kitui forward. Makali ni Mavivu for 2027```

DR. MBAYA Tops Kitui Development In Ministerial Awards

By The COUNTY DIARY   19th December, 2025: The County Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock emerged as the winner of the highly coveted Governor Malombe’s Performance Contracting Award for the 2024/2025 Financial Year. The awards ceremony was held today at the Kitui Teachers Training College. The County Ministry of Basic Education, Training and Skills Development, led by Ms. Masila, emerged second, while the Office of the Deputy Governor, led by H.E. Augustine Kanani, took third place. This initiative entrenches a culture of enhanced transparency, accountability, and timely responsiveness in the public service. While announcing the results, Kitui Governor Dr. Julius Malombe challenged the ministries “to own their targets, innovate through collaboration, and serve with integrity.” The winners will receive one-quarter of their January basic salary, the second position will receive one-eighth of their January basic salary, while the third position will receive one-twelfth ...