“Take refuge in the Bible,” Wetang'ula tells Ruto during prayer breakfast
Speaking on Wednesday at the annual National Prayer Breakfast held at Safari Park Hotel, Wetang'ula referred the President to the Book of Isaiah 54:17.
Speaking on Wednesday at the annual National Prayer Breakfast held at Safari Park Hotel, Wetang'ula referred the President to the Book of Isaiah 54:17.
He gave the assurance during a joint press briefing with visiting Finnish President Alexander Stubb.
The move comes just days after the government officially transferred management of the factories.
The Persons with Disabilities Act, 2023, replaces the 21-year-old law that many disability rights groups have long criticised for being outdated.
McOure condemned what he described as the opposition’s double standards and manipulative rhetoric.
He also brought attention to the shooting incident involving Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were, which occurred in Nairobi.
The case revolves around the approval and release of bursary funds by county governments.
Munya further noted that while PNU is open to collaborating with like-minded parties, the decision to support a joint presidential candidate or present their own would hinge on common goals and values.
"Even back home in Meru, people now associate me with the fertiliser scandal. How long must I endure the blame for something I wasn’t part of? Just as Gachagua pointed out, there were others behind the scheme," said Linturi.
Joho expressed his aspirations to become Kenya’s future president and encouraged the people of the coastal region to stand behind him in his political journey.
In a statement issued on Friday by his spokesperson, Dennis Onyango, Odinga urged ODM members to remain calm and conduct discussions surrounding the current political developments with decorum and restraint.
Her remarks, made on Monday, April 14, were widely condemned by both leaders and ordinary Kenyans, who described them as out of touch and harmful.