Hard truths.
The Western Regional Police Commander noted that DCP Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malala failed to inform authorities about the political rally and procession held on Saturday.
Malala blamed the alleged departure on the government’s failure to deliver on its campaign promises to everyday Kenyans.
The court ruled that the appeal Malala had made before the tribunal was invalid, effectively sealing his removal from office.
Mary Anne Nyambura was struck by a tear gas canister. Standard Group journalists Carolyne Chebet, Peter Kimani, and Kennedy Gachuhi were also hurt.
Itumbi also expressed his sorrow over the missed opportunity for the girls to perform their Echoes of War play at the national level, an opportunity they had been eagerly working towards.
The President urged education stakeholders to continue supporting learners in various areas, saying the youth should be given room to grow and explore their talents without being used for political schemes.
According to the petition, the play's censorship and subsequent ban violate the students' fundamental rights to freedom of expression and access to cultural life.
He described the students' participation as a positive example of young people engaging with national matters and embracing creativity.
Koome highlighted that the High Court had given express instructions allowing 50 students from Butere Girls to take part in the festival and perform their play titled Echoes of War.
"Why can’t we allow teachers? Because even the competition itself loses value if teachers are not the ones writing the scripts. That is part of learning, so that our students can work with the teacher," said CS...