DISSECTING KIHARU

“Effective leaders believe individuals, organizations and even nations possess undiscovered talent and untapped resources; they have strong convictions about their missions,visions and value.” {Paul B Thornton}

The above quote couldn’t come at a better time than this. The political euphoria is sweeping across our beloved country. In less than a month, Kenyans will vote- in their leaders of choice. The political powers are

KIGUMO SON WANTS TO SUCCEED NDUATI KARIUKI IN DO OR DIE SPEAKER'S RACE

The race to succeed Speaker Nduati Kariuki in Muranga County Assembly appears to be tough and only a candid man will endure the turbulence.

This is because the key leaders have money, influence and Godfathers and are willing to part with anything to be the Second man in command in Muranga County.

Nduati Kariuki having probably tasted power despite his advanced age is unwilling to let go.
The speaker's seat attracts a basket of privileges e.g Two uniformed guards calling to

EXCLUSIVE: The Reasons Behind Habire Cheges Nomination

Stephen Habire Chege has been a staunch adherent of Governor Mwangi wa Iria who has stood with him through thick and thin.

His charisma courage and passion for Wa Iria has made him brush shoulders with the authorities not for dialogue and giving the security agencies advice but for summons after allegedly imposing curfew to Kigumo Lawmaker Hon Jamleck Kamau not to hold any political meeting In Township Ward and its environs. Infact the only time Kamau hold the public meeting in Muranga town was when he was launching his Manifesto where it is rumoured

REWARDING CRONIES: The Final List Of Nominees Submitted By Jubilee To IEBC

The list that Murang'a residents have been anxiously waiting is out.

It comprises of two teachers, two Journalists, two elected Members of County Assembly as well as a Sister to PS for Devolution and planning Irungu Nyakera.

The list is expected to elicit mixed reactions to the agitated residents who feel the laid down regulations were not adhered to when coming up with the nominees who will be

DASHED HOPES: A MAJOR BLOW TO JAMLECK KAMAU

Contrary to the expectations of many, most of the Jubilee losers have failed to be nominated both in the National Assembly and the Senate.

Save for a few like former Runyenjes MP Cecily Mbarire and his Starehe Counterpart Maina Kamanda who will get nominated to the National Assembly and Beth Mugo who will make a comeback in the Senate, some political bigwigs who were floored during the Jubilee Party nominations are missing in the list.

This is despite remaining loyal to the party and declining to vie on other parties or vie as Independent candidates for various seats but opting to campaign for the party.

In Muranga County, former Kigumo legislator Jamleck Kamau who was trounced by Muranga Governor Mwangi wa Iria in the highly contested gubernatorial nominations is among the politicians campaigning for the Jubilee Party and the re-election of Uhuru Kenyatta under Uhuruto Express initiative.

Time and again, President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy have been on record saying politicians who failed in the primaries but opted to support the Jubilee Party will be rewarded with plum state jobs and nominations to key positions once they  form the next government.

With their names missing in the nomination lists for the National Assembly and the Senate, it remains to be seen whether they will be nominated as Cabinet secretaries with their supporters high with expectations for this to happen.

However, this will only happen if Uhuruto and the Jubilee government win the 8th August 2017 General Elections. His goose and that of other politicians will be cooked if NASA wins the elections with some of his supporters expressing this concern, as its highly unlikely NASA will nominate politicians aligned to the Jubilee Party.

Although positions are many in government Jamleck Kamau's  supporters are looking forward for his nomination to this coveted position.

The clock is inching closer to the General Elections with less than 40 days remaining.