Tenants at a building in the city’s Kahawa Wendani were forced to jump out of a high rise building after the building appeared to be sinking with large cracks being experienced in most of the floors and walls. The tenants, most of them university students, scrambled to get out of the building fearing the building would cave in though by the end of the day the building was still standing, questions abound as to why regulators let construction continue without noticing the obvious poor workmanship.
Kenyan Defence Forces have killed 6 Al Shabab militants who had ambushed them earlier Monday during a fierce firefight, which was captured exclusively on camera by our Citizen Tv crew, embedded with the Kenyan military. One Kdf soldier died in the exchange and another two were injured, according to a statement issued by Military Spokesman Emmanuel Chirchir.
Our reporter Franklin Macharia and cameraman Mauritius Oduor were in one of the armored personnel carriers that came under attack and witnessed the Kenya Defence Forces repulse the Al Shabaab attack on the ground as military choppers pursued the attackers from the air. Abdi Osman has that exclusive report.
Royal Media Services on Sunday celebrated the New Year with inmates at Kamiti maximum prison. It is during the celebrations, that Philip Onyancha, once a self proclaimed serial killer,exhibited a different side of his life, that of a preacher.The now transformed Onyancha is preaching to other inmates.
When asked by Hussein whether he has a problem with IEBC as presently constituted, Ruto dropped a huge punchline, completely unrelated.
“Personally I have a son who is a lawyer. I have a serious issue with my Chief Justice having an earring. But I haven’t organized a demonstration.”
He used similar diversionary tactics when answering questions on Jacob Juma.
Here’s a clip of the DP making the Mutunga statement.
If there’s anything we learnt from Deputy President William Ruto’s interview with Hussein Mohammed on Tuesday, it’s that he is very good at giving punchlines and sideshows to avoid answering questions directly.
I’m not sure if it comes out naturally or whether he actually rehearses for it.
When asked by Hussein whether he has a problem with IEBC as presently constituted, Ruto dropped a huge punchline, completely unrelated.
“Personally I have a son who is a lawyer. I have a serious issue with my Chief Justice having an earring. But I haven’t organized a demonstration.”
He used similar diversionary tactics when answering questions on Jacob Juma.
Here’s a clip of the DP making the Mutunga statement.
If there’s anything we learnt from Deputy President William Ruto’s interview with Hussein Mohammed on Tuesday, it’s that he is very good at giving punchlines and sideshows to avoid answering questions directly.
I’m not sure if it comes out naturally or whether he actually rehearses for it.
When asked by Hussein whether he has a problem with IEBC as presently constituted, Ruto dropped a huge punchline, completely unrelated.
“Personally I have a son who is a lawyer. I have a serious issue with my Chief Justice having an earring. But I haven’t organized a demonstration.”
He used similar diversionary tactics when answering questions on Jacob Juma.
Here’s a clip of the DP making the Mutunga statement.
