Nyeri Culture Minister When She Learnt She Had Been Sacked
Yesterday, Nyeri Governor Nderitu Gachagua announced that he had fired his Culture, Gender and Social Development minister Cecilia Wangechi Ndung’u.
The announcement was made in a hurriedly convened press conference at his Nyeri Town office. He said the changes were driven by the need to enhance efficiency.
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In typical Kenyan fashion, Gachagua did not feel the need of communicating the developments to the lady first. Ms Cecilia had the unfortunate experience of learning it from the media.
When reached for comments, a clueless Cecilia said this. “Ooh My God! What have I done to deserve this? I’m not aware I have been sacked.”
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LAMU, KENYA: Lamu governor Issa Timamy was last evening arrested over the recent killings in Mpeketoni and Kibaoni in the county.
Timamy had been summoned by police investigating the killings at the Lamu police station in the morning before the officers later detained him. Police investigating the killings said he will appear before Mombasa court on Thursday. Interior PS Mutea Iringo confirmed the arrest.
Timamy had been in Nairobi for a meeting with Deputy President Ruto before he flew back to Lamu where he was summoned for questioning and later detained. He was later driven to Mombasa where he is expected to take plea.
More than 65 people have so far been killed in the violence that rocked the area.
killings in Mpeketoni and Kibaoni in the county.
Timamy had been summoned by police investigating the killings at the Lamu police station in the morning before the officers later detained him. Police investigating the killings said he will appear before Mombasa court on Thursday. Interior PS Mutea Iringo confirmed the arrest.
Timamy had been in Nairobi for a meeting with Deputy President Ruto before he flew back to Lamu where he was summoned for questioning and later detained. He was later driven to Mombasa where he is expected to take plea.
More than 65 people have so far been killed in the violence that rocked the area.
killings in Mpeketoni and Kibaoni in the county.
Timamy had been summoned by police investigating the killings at the Lamu police station in the morning before the officers later detained him. Police investigating the killings said he will appear before Mombasa court on Thursday. Interior PS Mutea Iringo confirmed the arrest.
Timamy had been in Nairobi for a meeting with Deputy President Ruto before he flew back to Lamu where he was summoned for questioning and later detained. He was later driven to Mombasa where he is expected to take plea.
More than 65 people have so far been killed in the violence that rocked the area.
