MICHAEL MURAYA @michael_muraya

Dear mothers of campo sons and daughters. I know I will be called a snitch and other names for doing this, but I have to do it anyway.

Mama, remember when you used the hallowed slipper, leather belt, the dreaded mwiko and the feared shouting voice that was packed with threats? Remember how well-mannered these babies were? Well, your years of hard work are now going to waste.

During that time, if a child dared stay out until darkness, they would learn a lesson they would never forget. They understood why slippers weren’t just footwear. But they seem to have forgotten all that Ma.

Mama, your daughters are walking in the streets at 2am as high as a kite and dressed in miniature clothes. Mama, your sons and daughters are not just staying out late, but spending nights in bars drinking your money and posing for sinful photos to post online. Mama, please send a signal.

Remember when you would whip that kid silly for walking out in the cold without warm clothing? Mama, those years of instilling discipline are gradually going to waste. In this July weather, your daughters are hitting the foggy streets in dresses so short you’d think the tailor ran out of material.

In these freezing temperatures mama, your daughters are ‘slaying’ in clothes that show more skin than the actual material. A look at them mama and you even start feeling cold on their behalf. What should we do mama?

Remember how you used to sit and warn them not be like the drunkard neighbour? Those words of wisdom evaporated from their heads Ma. Nowadays, your drunkard neighbour would warm himself not to be like them. Imagine!

Remember how you used to wake them up in the morning for Sunday school? Remember how you’d deal with anyone who refused to wake up early for church? Mama, some of them have not seen a church door since they joined campus. Nowadays, Sunday mornings are for nursing hangovers. They have become time to hail cabs to return home after waking up in wrong beds.

Sunday mornings have become drinking time for those who love to ‘unlock’ after a night of drinking spree. It’s no longer the time to fellowship in church mama. Send a signal!

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Kinyuru Munuhe @kinyurumunuhe

Twenty foreigners were arrested at the weekend while trying to illegally enter the country. They were seized in three separate incidents in Moyale, Isiolo and Marsabit.

Nine aliens from Ethiopia were intercepted in Moyale, seven Congolese in Isiolo and four Eritreans in Marsabit. The police said the Congolese had escaped from a refugee camp in Uganda.

“The Eritreans were arrested at Turbi trading centre in Marsabit North,” a report by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations says.

They are believed to be victims of human trafficking.  The Nairobi-Moyale highway  is considered a human-trafficking  route for migrants from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia.

In May, detectives from the Special Crimes Prevention Unit rescued 22 Eritreans suspected to have been victims of human trafficking syndicate during a night operation on Thika Highway.

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Lewis Njoka @LewisNjoka

Kerosene and diesel users got some reprieve yesterday after Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra), announced new retail pump prices for the period ending August 14.

However, super petrol users were not so lucky as pump prices were raised, yet again. Diesel prices in Nairobi decreased by Sh0.88, kerosene by Sh2.31 while that of super petrol increased by Sh0.29 per litre from the current selling price of Sh115.10.

Following the price changes, diesel in Nairobi will from today retail at Sh103.88, Kerosene at Sh101.97 while super petrol will go for Sh115.39.

Those in Mombasa will purchase super petrol at Sh112.74, while diesel will retail at Sh101.25 and kerosene at Sh 99.35 Nakuru motorists will get their super petrol at Sh115.86, diesel at Sh104.58 and kerosene at Sh102.69. These prices are applicable between July 15 and August 14.

“The changes in this month’s prices have been a consequence of the average landed cost of imported super petrol decreasing by 1.83 per cent from $538.08 per cubic metre in May 2019 to $528.26 per cubic metre in June 2019,” EPRA said in a statement.

Landed cost

It said the landed cost of diesel decreased by 3.07 per cent from $535.84 per cubic metre to $ 519.39 per cubic metre and kerosene decreasing by 5.49 per cent from $532.89 per cubic metre to $503.63 per cubic metre.

This translates to a decrease of 1.83 per cent for the landed cost of super petrol, 3.07 per cent decrease for diesel and 5.49 decrease for kerosene. 

Free On Board (FOB) price of Murban crude oil lifted in June 2019 decreased by 10.44 per cent from $72.35 per barrel in May to $64.80 per barrel.

Over the May to June period, the average monthly US dollar to Kenya shilling exchange rate depreciated by 0.68 per cent from Sh101.20 per US dollar in May to 101.89 per US dollar in June.

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  by Felix Yegon

and Sophie Njoka

@PeopleDailyKe

The US government has arrested Gregory Dow, 60, who is accused of sexually abusing minors at a children’s home he was running in Bomet county.

A statement from US attorney McSwain said Dow, who claimed to be a Christian missionary, was arrested on Friday and charged with four counts of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in a foreign place.

Dow fled Kenya for the US in 2017 after police launched a manhunt for him while investigating the allegations. His wife MaryRose was arrested and charged in a Sotik court with helping implant birth control devices on four teenagers. However,  she escaped after being released on bond.

Dow (pictured, left) is accused of abuse from 2013 to 2017, when he was running the  Dow Family Children’s Home. He will remain in custody until a detention hearing next week, a judge in Philadelphia ordered on Friday.

Meanwhile, police in Mombasa have launched a manhunt for two Americans, accused of luring 11 girls to act in pornographic films.

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Harambee Stars’ early exit from the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations  (Afcon) in Egypt was not surprising. Indeed, it is shocking to hear some Kenyans mourning the exit. But what exactly did we expect? Did Stars deserve to be in Egypt in the first place?

A farmer reaps what he sows. It is no different in football. If we invest in mediocrity, we should not expect excellent performance.

Kenyans have for far too long tolerated mediocrity in various sectors, including politics, business, education health and transport. This is why some Kenyans expected a miracle—Harambee Stars to win the Afcon title even when it was clear we just scrapped through to Egypt.

Truth is, Kenya was not supposed to have taken part in this year’s Afcon. Stars made it there by fluke. They had to rely on the equation of probabilities to qualify for the continental football tournament. During the qualifiers, Kenya was beaten by Sierra Leone in Freetown during the first leg. Stars were trailing the group. However, the international soccer governing body, Fifa, banned Sierra Leone from all competitions owing to wrangles within the West African country’s own soccer management organisation.

Thus, Kenya was awarded the three points of what should have been the second leg in Nairobi without kicking a ball. By dint of that, Stars sneaked into Afcon. After playing all the three matches in Group C, Kenya was again relying on probabilities to move to the knock-out stages. It did not work.

Probably aware of the team’s shortcomings, President Uhuru Kenyatta was spot on when, as he flagged off the national team to Egypt, told the lads to “have fun” and experience of continental contests. Which is what our boys did. They presumably had fun.

We have to temper patriotism with success. It despicable when we continue to swallow bitter pills on an annual calendar in the name of patriotism. Apart from goalkeeper Patrick Matasi’s heroics on their last match of the tournament, in which they were thrashed 3-0 by Algeria, there is little  to write home about Harambee Stars presence in Afcon.

A dysfunctional team that had issues with selection, Stars display tactless football devoid of flair and class. What’s worse, the coach  inexplicably left out some of the best players, such as the now retired Allan Wanga, and  yet expected to shine at Afcon. That is stretching our luck.

Madagascar and Benin, who were making their Afcon debut, demonstrated to the world the difference between commitment and mediocrity. The two tiny nations gallantly fought their way to the quarter-finals, where they were, however, knocked out. Kenya, appearing in the competition for the fourth time returned home with a lot of excuses, as usual.

The problems run deep in Kenyan football. For instance, save for Gor Mahia, no team in the local league can attract a sizeable crowd of fans to the stadium for local matches.

Perhaps Kenyans, led by Sports Cabinet secretary Amina Mohamed  ought to go back to the drawing board and retrace our steps. Some time back, Cecafa secretary-general Nicholas Musonye, bemoaned the tendency by Kenyans to fill social joints to watch English Premier League  (EPL) teams play instead of filling stadiums to support local teams. He was right then and still is.

What I know for sure is that I am one of the millions of Kenyans eagerly waiting for EPL to enjoy some exciting football lacking in local league.  – The author is a Revise Editor at the People Daily—mukalo.kwayeram@mediamax.co.ke

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Chief Justice David Maraga has assured Vihiga residents that the Judiciary will bring High Court services closer  to them by sending  judges to Vihiga Law Courts.

Maraga, while addressing residents when he officially  opened a new court building at Vihiga Law Courts on Friday, said most of the cases from the county are filed in Kisumu or Kakamega making it expensive and time-wasting to those seeking High Court services.

Maraga said the Judiciary plans to send High Court judges to Vihiga to handle such cases. Maraga also asked judges and magistrate to move with speed and settle pending backlogs of cases which have piled in the courts for more than five years, before the year ends.

“I urge judges and magistrates in court to move with speed and settle backlog of cases which have overstayed in the courts before the year ends,”  he said.

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The government is mulling deporting some of the directors of the betting firms. Sources at the Ministry of Interior confided to People Daily that the government is profiling some of the foreigners involved in betting before taking action.

“Some of them came into the country as tourists, while others came with visas not related to doing business, but they have changed and are now engaged in betting,” said a source at the ministry.

The revelation comes a day after President Uhuru Kenyatta vowed not to  backtrack  on the reforms his government is undertaking in the gambling industry.

Uhuru on Saturday noted that the taxes betting firms are required to pay are for development and the betterment of the country’s economy.

The Head of State said he would not rescind the government’s decision to shut down the paybills and short codes for 27 of these firms until their licences are renewed.

He further noted that court processes are being used to frustrate the taxman and other regulatory agencies.

“The firms should stop threats that they will move to court. The government must get its share to fund activities that are beneficial to this country,” he said. And yesterday, one of the biggest betting firms, SportPesa put up an advertisement indicating that it was negotiating with the Kenya Revenue Authority to sort out the issue.

SportPesa chief executive Ronald Karauri (pictured) said they have embarked on talks with stakeholders with the aim of developing a mutually beneficial solution that would complement the government’s development agenda.

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KICD digests findings from a Community Service Learning project in 65 schools as it developes the CBC curriculum for secondary level

George Kebaso and Irene Mwambura @PeopleDailyKe

The first round of a research project to help  the government determine how to expand the new Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) to secondary learners has posted impressive results.

The 18-month Community Service Learning Programme conducted in 65 secondary schools in 10 counties saw students from some institutions develop money-making projects. 

Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) Chief Executive Officer, Julius Jwan says they conducted the survey jointly with the Ministry of Education and Educate!, a non-govermental organisation.  It aims at understanding how best to develop the new learning area for the CBC curriculum at secondary level.

“The Community Service Learning we have been testing applies concepts students have learnt in the classroom to real-life situations and enhances entrepreneurship, social awareness and responsibility,” said Jwan.

In Kakamega county, the Kwirenyi Secondary School wanted to improve community health, so the school taught community members how to treat water and keep it safe for drinking, whilst also running a sensitisation campaigns on preventing malaria and cholera.

Biogas fuel

The project has also taught learners how to connect the knowledge they are gaining from other learning areas to their entrepreneurial ventures. In Homa Bay county, preliminary results from the survey showed that students from Agoro Sare school applied what they learned in chemistry and biology to create a biogas business, using kitchen waste and cow dung from the school herd to create biogas fuel.

“The business intends to provide the school with a source of low-cost and sustainable fuel,” Jwan said.

Likewise, students from Mbitini Girls Secondary School in Kitui county started a rabbit project after learning about diabetes in class. The business aims to sell and promote the consumption of white meat in the community.

The programme follows global research into community service learning that has shown it delivers a rapid and significant change in students’ attitudes and skills.

According to a study of 1,500 US students published in the Michigan Journal of Community Learning, the learning area changes students’ personal values within just six months. This significantly raises the chances of students entering careers that help others, and raising their levels of volunteering and community leadership.

It has also been shown to increase students’ belief in their ability to solve community problems and their sense of connection with the community.

“We have run the Kenyan programme under the theme of ‘Igniting the High School Social Entrepreneur’ to equip students to create livelihoods while also solving local problems,” said Diana Mwai, Educate!’s Kenya Programme Director.

Educate! which seeks to impact one million students across Africa, has advised on curriculum reforms and run similar programmes  in Rwanda and Uganda. These were found to nearly double the learning power of participants, increase the use of student-centred teaching methods, and deliver a greater focus on community issues.

Educate! is a non-governmental organisation that tackles youth unemployment by partnering with schools and governments to reform what schools teach and how they teach it, so that students in Africa have the skills to start businesses, get jobs and drive development in their communities.

The programme has already transformed the lives of Kenyan learners involved too, both through community engagement and through the entrepreneurial skills gained. A key goal of the programme is to produce research to be used by curriculum developers.

Stakeholders forum

Professor of Teacher Education at Moi University, Dr Charles Ong’ondo, has led the 18-month, qualitative research project, in collaboration with the KICD and the Education ministry.

The research team conducted three rounds of research, beginning with a needs assessment before the programme began. The research team is now in the process of collecting final data, which will lead to a summative research report.

The research will be shared with national stakeholders at KICD’s curriculum conference in August and will inform how to best design this new learning area, as KICD prepares for the development of a new secondary curriculum. “We aim to deliver powerful skill sets that prepare students for individual success and to tackle youth unemployment,” said Diana.

Participating schools for assessment by the Ministry of Education (MOE), Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) have exhibited the results of the Community Service Learning programme in Taita Taveta, Kitui, Garissa, Homa Bay and Kisii counties.

This comes as Education Cabinet Secretary, Prof George Magoha urges a taskforce appointed to drive transition to CBC to consider sharing early findings of their research with KICD and the Ministry of Education before presenting a summative report during the August stakeholders’s forum. 

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Mangavana, maseneta na gikundi kia MCAS nimatanyitwo kururungana ruciini rwa umuthi, kuuma mukawaini wa Intercontinental nginya igotini rikaru ria Supreme, gutemania ciira wegemaine na mutaratara wa ugai wa kigina kuri thirikari cia matura. Kuringana na ndumiriri kuri nyumba cia mohoro atongoria aya matanyitwo kwambika thabari yao na maguru ikierekera thaa ithatu cia ruciini na thuthaini matabanie mucemanio na amemba a ikundi cia gutetera muingi, nyumbaini nene ya micemanio ya KICC thaa ithano. Undu uyu uroka oriri mutongoria wa kiama kia ANC Musalia Mudavadi augite onagutuika mari na kihoto gia guthii igotiini, undu uria mwega ni kunanira njung’wa na kugia na wuiguano, na bunge ya bururi oro undu na kamiti ya ugai wa kigina CRA.

Ndugamano ino yumanite na ikinya ria bunge ya kibururi kwaga kugaira thirikari cia matura muigana wa kigina kiria bunge ya senate yendekithitie.

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Fainali ya kipute cha taifa bingwa barani Afrika itahusisha timu ya Senegal na Algeria hii ni baada ya timu hizo kusajili ushindi katika michuano ya nusu fainali jana usiku.

Algeria maarufu Kwama Mbweha wa jangwani imesajili ushindi wa 2-1 dhidid ya Nigeria na kuandikisha historia ya kufuzu kwa fainali ya afcon kwa mara ya kwanza katika kipindi cha miaka 29.

Beki wa Super Eagles Troost Ekong alijifunga na kuipatia Algeria uongozi dakika ya 40.

Odion Ighalo alisawazishia Nigeria kupitia kwa mkwaju wa panalti dakika ya 72.

Nyota wa Manchester City Riyad Mahrez alicheka na nyavu dakika ya 90 kupitia mkwaju maridada wa ikabu na kuiweka Algeria kwenye fainali.

Aljeria sasa itamenyana na Senegali iliocharaza Tunisia 1-0 katika nusu fainali ya kwanza.

Huyu hapa ni Mahrez kuhusu mchezo wa jana na fainali dhidi ya simaba wa Teranga Ijumaa ijayo.

Nyota wa Liverpool Sadio Mane ametaja fainali hiyo kuwa ngumu ila ameahidi kupambana kama timu kupata taji lao la kwanza la michuano hiyo.

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Mutumia umwe arahonia nguraro njuru thutha wa gutharikirwo ni muthuriwe na banga niundu wa kwendia mboco ciao Murang’a. Kurerekana muthuri ndaratigite mbeca cia irio na arathiite gucaria mbeca cia mwana cia cukuru. Muthuri uyu arauga ndarahoetwo rutha  rwa kwendia mboco icio nikio aramutharikiire. Muthuri ucio ni atanyitwo gukinyio igoti-ini.

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Uria wari ngavana wa Kiambu William Kabogo niagiire kiene mendekithia ma kamiti ya urumwe ya BBI, maria kurerikana marenda gukendekithia giturwa giturwa gia Prime minister uri na mahinya maingi bururini. Akiaria tabariraini ya arahuka ruciini rwa umuthi, Kabogo augite mukenya arenda maundu megie utungata kugacirithio indi ti kwongerera iturwa cia anene.

Ihindaini oriu Kabogo nioritie atongoria metheme kunura ironda cia ngui cia mwaka wa 2007 akiuga akenya nimahimbiirie wohaniri.

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Ni kurari na uhoro wa mwanya kanitha-ini wa (indi) wa St Peters Cathedral mwena wa Naivasha, thutha wa kanitha wa AIPCA na kanitha wa AIPCK gutabania igongona ria mahoya mari hamwe, riri makanitha maya meri makoretwo matekuonana ritho kwa ritho makiria ma miaka 30. Makiaria thutha wa igongona ria kuhuruka  wira kwa Archbishop wa kanitha ucio Timothy Gakubia, uria uri na miaka 92, matongoretio ni Archbishop Fredrick Wang’ombe wa AIPCA, Samson Muthuri wa AIPCA, na John Mwaura Njoroge wa AIPCK nmaugite nimehariirie kunina ndugamano na njatukano iria ikoretwo makanithaini macio, niguo kumacokereria ta uria kwari miaka ya hau kabere.

Miario ya muthikabu Wang’ombe ni inyitithitio mbaru ni Archbishop Samson Muthuri uria ugite nimeharirie gukorwo mari kionereria kuri arumiriri ao.

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Mwandiki mukaru wa kiama kia Jubilee Raphael Tuju nioritio kwiyeheria kiama-ini kiu mbere ya amemba mamukinyukiirie ikinya o riothe makiuga niathiite nja mikire ya maundu kiama-ini kiu. Akiaria kanitha-ini wa PCEA Kikuyu, mumbunge wa Kikuyu Kimani Ichung’wa augite Tuju nionanitie cararuku ari na miito ya kiuteti iria iracungiriria egiritanie makiria na kiama kia ODM. Ona kuri ouguo Tuju niakoretwo agikana ndari na miito oyothe ya kiuteti.

Oho Ichung’wa akauga ningi miario ya thimu iria yahithuririo gatagati ga Tuju na mumbunge wa tene wa Limuru George Nyanja ni kionereria kiega ati ari na njama ya guthoga kiama kia Jubilee.

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Kigeni koitita kapkirwok neo eng emoni rani Supreme Court kokwetab Governors ak bunge nebo Senate koboto alak eng MCAs chekokwaigei kochenge kokon arorutikab ngatutik kapkirwok inotok akobo toiyet nemiten eng kwenutab MPs kotinygei ak rabinik chemagat kepchechi serkalishekab Counties eng kenyini bo boisyetab rabinikab serkali Division of Revenue Bill 2019/2020.

Ititoi COG, Senate ak alak eng MCAS ichotok Supreme kokoito kirwokenywan komatokchigei kotab tuiyoshek KICC sait mut koyai tuiyet ak kibagengeishek chemobo serkali.

Eng betutab amut kokoimongei Governors chesire tisab akorirtaen MPs eng kit nekole tinye magetab kongem Devolution.

Kondochini nebo ngecheret eng Council nebo Governors chairman Wycliffe Oparanya, rubeiwondenyin Mwangi Wa Iria (Murang’a), Prof Anyang’ Nyong’o (Kisumu), Cornel Rasanga (Siaya), Paul Chepkwony (Kericho), Ali Roba (Mandera)and Bungoma’s Wycliffe Wangamati, ak Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala.

Koikimit telelenwan MPs kole kipchechini eng budget nebo kenyini Counties 47 Sh316 billion komache senators koig Sh327 billion.

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Mwandiki wa kiama kia Jubilee niwe Raphael Tuju nauritue aume kiamani kiu mbere ya amemba mamujukiria itaagaria irito naria maugite niethungiritie mauntuni maria ni giutati na mitaratara kana mawatho ma kiama kia Jubilee.

 Akiaria kanithani ya PCEA  Kikuyu, mubunge wa Kikuyu Kimani Ichung’wa augite Tuju nionanitie taka ari na ucoore na ruteere ruregani, untu uria utumite ethirwa akigiritania muno na kiama kia ODM. Ona gukari ugu ruteereni rwawe Tuju ainyiriitie ati na wigujano no uriku na ruteere ruregani. 

Oho Ichung’wa augite miario ya thimu gatagati ga Tuju na mumbunge wa tene wa Limuru George Nyanja iria iraithurirwe ni kionereria kiganu ati ari na njama kana mibango ya kwaragania kiama kia Jubilee.

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Atungatiri na arumiriri a kanitha wa PEFA tauni-ini ya Engineeer mwena wa Kinangobu, marokire gutungwo ni kimako na kigagayo thutha wa gukora kanitha wao wa mabati utuitwo mwena umwe ni mwikuiro uria urahotire kuingira na itanya ria wuici. Mutungatiri wa kanitha uyu Peter Wanyoike Njuguna augite mwikuiro wa wuici ucio niatigire andika maruwa ma kuhoya urekeri thutha wa kwaga kindu angiiya kanithaini ucio. Wanyoike hamwe na atungati angi moritie mwikuiro ucio gwikinyia kanithaini kumbura mehia make.

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Kakomwa nebo ngecheret eng kibagengeit netelelchini melekwegab kiboitinikab boror SRC Lyne Mengich kole mowolei telelenywa eng tononeet nekiip koesio melekweek chekitesyigei MPs eng mwaet kole mitei barak rabisiek chekeliponchini icheget.

Eng ngalaletab akenge eng akenge ak sirindenyo nebo logoiwek Timothy Chepsoi, komwa Mengich kole moityini emoni pandabtai nemagat angot kotestai kolipangei kiboitinik rabisiek chekamach icheget

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Keelo dukuya enkolong  e taata orkesi lenkasirani olomon Jackie Maribe tenebo Joseph Irungu,eipirta keeya enemeishu Monica Kimani.

Ereshitoi naa obo lolshakenini peelo dukuya eibalunye imbaa nayiolo tenkaraki keeya e Monica  Kimani tedukuya enjaji Jessie Lessit.

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Ataramu a maria maturigiciirie nimatete kuumana na wongerereku wa guteo gwa cuba cia plastic iria-ini ria Nakuru,undu uria ucungiriirie guthukangio kwa iria riri hamwe na ikuo cia nyamu iria ikoragwo ruri-ini ruru rwa nyamu.

Cuba ici cia kuuma tauni ini ya Nakuru ,ikoretwo igithererio nginyagia iriaini riri kuhitukira ruui rwa Njoro. Riu thirikari ya kaunti ya Nakuru niyuritio gwetha njira cia kugiriria guteo gwa cuba iria-ini riri niguo kugitira uthaka wa rio kuona rikoretwo rikihuthika ni agendi.

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