Governor to face the law in a labour suit against him

 Laikipia Governor Joshua Irungu will now face the law in a suit against him this is after Employment and Labor relations court  in Nakuru has ruled that, was lawfully sued and cannot be removed from the suit as requested by his lawyer.

This is in relation to a case in which John Mwaniki, a county Secretary and head of Public service in Laikipia moved to Nakuru court on august 12, 2016 to sue the county Government of Laikipia and the governor after he was terminated via a letter dated august 5, 2016 without giving him reasons or a fair hearing.

Justice Stephen Radido in his ruling on the preliminary objections given by Irungu's advocate Caesar  Wanjau said that the reasons given as to why he is not suppose to be sued does not meet legal threshold.

Justice Radido said that the defense did not give enough reasons why the governor must be removed from the suit and the defense did not support the objections with an affidavit as required by the law.

The court further pointed out that the prosecution of evidence of malice during the dismissal process was not proven to the court.

Irungu's advocate Caesar Wanjau while objecting to the suit told the court that the Governor was irregularly enjoined in the suit to tarnish his name.

"The applicant was dismissed through and lawful process with no breach of law and constitutional rights and thus i am praying to the court to removed Irungu from the suit," said wanjau.

However Bush Wanjala, Mwaniki's advocate moved the court, file the case under certificate of urgency on august 12, 2016 seeking to reinstate the claimant and suspend termination letter.

“The action taken by the governor to terminate the employment of the claimant is unfair, unjustified, irregular, un-procedural and actuated by malice, the action by governor has a detrimental effect on the claimant reputation, advancement, employment, job security and employment,” said wanjala.

Mwaniki was appointed by the Governor on July 1, 2015 after applying and going through the competitive process of recruitment.

Wanjala said that his constitutional rights and freedoms were infringed by the governor and thus he personally reliable.

Justice Radido ruled that the case will proceed for hearing on October 12, 2016.

4 legitimate reasons why Kenyan women deserve to cheat men

The Kenyan society believes that Women who cheat are the devil’s agents, regardless of whether their reasons are  ‘legitimate.’
When the sex is repetitive

1) Repetition of the same sex position,
in the same environment, makes the sexual encounter boring; it sucks the juice out of the act.

Couples can revive their sex life by subscribing to some variety in sexual positions.
Out of the box locations are also definitely a great way to spice things up and create some awesome memories.
 
Having a sexual encounter in a new location gets your adrenaline pumping, which helps you get even more aroused than usual, making those thrilling experiences unforgettable.


2)Revenge
Some women find it difficult to forgive after being cheated. For those of you who have been cheated on, you know how awful it feels: you feel deceived, hurt, angry, sad and even violated. It also affects your self-esteem. You have to cheat him back tonteach him the lesson that 'what a man can do a woman can do better'


3)Loneliness within the marriage
Some women engage in extramarital affairs when they are not given the needed attention and care they desire from their husbands. Some Kenyan men are too boring, others busy at work during the day while at night he is busy betting sportpesa. What do you expect her to do?


,4) Feeling under appreciated
Women are always keen and eager to please men when they are in a relationship.
Men should learn to appreciate the tender loving care bestowed, that finger linking food, that peck, hug and ofcos the sweet pussy.

If he doesn't appreciate don't waste your time with the idiot, look for that secret admirer who takes you as a God given tool.
Cooking a romantic dinner, buying sexy lingerie, and listening with your heart, are just a few ways you may show your love and appreciation.

We all have thresholds, and once yours is reached, you may decide to act on a simple “thank you, please,” or a complex “I love you,” coming from another direction. Let your man know he may lose you if he continues to take you for granted.

Revealed: 40 names of MPs, Governors and Senators that dumped Raila for President Kenyatta

Cord chief Raila Odinga is the biggest casualty in the Jubilee merger after 40 MPs, Governors and Senators allied to him defected to Jubilee Party.

Deputy President William Ruto Friday received the defectors, who include 19 MPs from the Raila Odinga led Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).

Others are from Wiper Democratic Movement and Ford Kenya, Kanu and Narc Kenya..

Below is a list of the defectors, according to party.

ODM

1. Governor Salim Mvurya (Kwale)


2. Governor Ukur Yatani (Marsabit)


MPs


1. James Rege (Karachuonyo)


2. Ahmed Abass (Ijara),


3.Gideon Mung’aro (Kilifi North)


4. Zainab Chidzunga (Kilifi County)


5., Mustafa Iddi (Kilifi South)


6. Masoud Mwahima (Likoni)


7. Mpuri Apuri (Tigania East)


8. Joseph Lekuton (Laisamis).


9. John Waluke (Sirisia)


10. Stephen Kariuki (Mathare)


11. Protus Akuja (Loima)


12. Isaac Mwaura (nominated)


13. Nasra Ibrahim Ibren (Marsabit County)


14.Cyprian Iringo (Igembe Central)


15.Peter Shehe (Ganze)


16. Samuel Arama (Nakuru Towm).


17. Joseph Kiangoi (Eala)


Wiper Democratic Party


1.Kisoi Munyao (Mbooni)


2. Joe Mutambo (Mwingi Central)


3. John Munuve (Mwingi South)


4. Richard Makenga (Kaiti)


5. Regina Ndambuki (Kilome)


Ford Kenya


1. Khatib Mwashetani (Lunga Lunga)


2. Nicholas Ngikor (Turkana East)


3. Senator John Munyes(Turkana)

Kanu

1. Samuel Moroto (Kapenguria)


2. Moses Cheboi (Kuresoi South)


3. Eric Keter (Belgut)


4. Hellen Sambili (Mogotio)


5. Governor Simon Kachapin (West Pokot)


 Chama cha Uzalendo


1.Vincent Musyoka (Mwala)


2. Vincent Munyaka( Machakos Town).


Narc Kenya


1. Rachel Nyamai (Kitui South)


2.Senator Mutahi Kagwe (Nyeri)


Muungano Party of Kenya


1. Francis Mwangangi (Yatta) were also present.


Independent MPs 


1. John Serut (Mt Elgon)


2.Wesly Korir (Cherangany)


3. Kinoti Gatobu (Buuri) 

Bandits attack farmer in Subukia, steal 20 heads of cattle

Police in Subukia are pursuing raiders  after  a farmer from Mumoi village in waseges Subukia sub county was Thursday night attacked by cattle rustlers who made away with over 20 head of cattle.

Dickson Michael Murage was attacked at 10.30pm where bandits believed to have come from Baringo county cut him on the head and hands .

They also abducted his wife and two daughters who were later found returning home by good samaritans who were following the stolen cattle in  Mbogoine  at 3.00am .

Addressing media,Waseges MCA  Njenga Kang’ethe said that  after  Murage was rushed to Subukia sub county hospital 28 kilometres away, he was reffered to Nyahururu level 4 hospital where he is admitted.

The stolen cattle had not been recovered by Thursday morning although a contigent of police officers  were pursuing them to Kamosop area where the bandits are said to have headed.

Kang’ethe said that security in Waseges has been wanting adding that cases of cattle rustling have been on the increase.

He said that all police posts within Waseges have a maximum of four police officers and no vehicle.

“The police officers in this area should be equipped fully since when bandits strike, our officers  are forced to  call for reinforcement from subukia police station situated more than 20 kilometres away”he said.

Subukia  OCPD Alex Ng’ang’a said that they are making every effort to recover the stolen cattle.

He said that a team of Administration Police officers, anti stock theft and regular police were out pursuing the raiders.

Senator Wangari calls for inclusivity in Jubilee Party

Nominated Senator Martha Wangari has reiterated the need to strike a balance while filing interim officials for the Jubilee party to be launched by President Uhuru Kenyatta on Saturday.

Addressing a press conference in Nakuru on Tuesday, Wangari who is also a member of the Kiraitu Murungi led steering committee that oversaw formation of the Jubilee party said all parties should be represented.

“We are joining the Jubilee Party on a willing basis. No one is being forced to move into the new party. Those parties that are joining are willing to dissolve in uniting the Nation,”she said.

The merger ceremony will take place in Nairobi and is expected to cost Sh300 million.

Mbugua is sabotaging war against alcohal - Mututho

The Chairman of the National Campaign Against Drug Abuse (NACADA) John Mututho has blamed Nakuru Governor Kinuthia Mbugua for allegedly sabotaging his efforts by issuing licenses to traders of illicit brews.
Mututho said Nakuru is still topping in deaths related to illicit brews because the government permits the illegal business.
The Chair said, drinking in Nakuru town takes place overnight because Mbugua has issued licenses to operate till 6:00am in the morning which is against the government policy.
Speaking to journalists in Molo town on Tuesday, he said the governor should not fault his officers for the rampant drinking and gambling craze saying the governor is supposed to issue a circular banning overnight 'madness'.

Drama at JKIA as KDF airplane's tyre bursts

A KDF plane's tyres burst on the runway as it took off during a routine drill at Moi International Airport on Wednesday.

A source at the Mombasa airport who sought anonymity told The Star that none of the four soldiers on board was injured.
"It happened at the far end near the military base," the source said.
Two other aircraft were diverted to Nairobi as a result of the mishap as the airport only has one runway.
The Fly 540 and AirRwanda planes were about to land.
According to Capital News, Passengers were stranded at the Moi International Airport in Mombasa Wednesday morning after operations came to a standstill when a military plane developed mechanical on the runway.

According to airport officials, the plane burst all its tyres at about 9am while taking off affecting the landing and departure of planes at the airport.
Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) officials spent the better part of the day clearing the runway.
KAA and Kenya Airways engineers were mobilised to carry out the task as KDF launched investigations into the incident.
Several passengers were stranded as a number of airlines canceled scheduled flights.
But the source said no other flights would be interrupted.