Nairobi Politician Ng ang a Wangui Hires Entire Tamarind Hotel for Daughter’s Birthday [PHOTOS]
28 April 2021 - 2:31 pm
Former Nairobi MCA Bernadette Wangui Ng ang a during her daughter s birthday party at Tamarind Hotel, at Carnivore Nairobi.
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Bernadette Wangui Ng’ang’a who is the vice-chair of Mwangi Kiunjuri’s The Service Party broke the bank to celebrate her daughter’s birthday.
Wangui recently hired the entire Tamarind Hotel at Carnivore in Lang’ata, Nairobi to ensure both the privacy and safety of the attendees.
Only a limited number of close friends and family were allowed to keep unexpected guests from intruding.
Former Nairobi MCA Bernadette Wangui Ng ang a during her daughter s birthday party at Tamarind Hotel, at Carnivore Nairobi.
Daily Monitor
Monday January 25 2021
Summary
Even those without political or economic power, who belong to the ruling class and tribe, eventually learn that they have something, which often takes the form of pride or arrogance of power, a feeling of superiority worth defending at all costs
Leaders may often not be aware of the extent to which people feel oppressed. It would be a mistake to reduce the recent election outcome to tribalism. It is manifesting that way but like in Kenya, it is far from tribal. Those who won need real soul searching, looking at even regions where they won, and how or why they won. They need to listen to those who lost
Details of Raila s Meeting with Citizen TV Owner
Royal Media Services (RMS) chairman S.K Macharia and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Tuesday, January 12, met with Royal Media Services (RMS) founder and chairman Samuel Kamau Macharia to popularise the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI).
Raila also met with a number of artists from across the country including renowned gospel artist Roy Smith Mwatia alias Rufftone.
Royal Media Services Chairman SK Macharia
File When this country was divided into two after the 2017 General Elections, handshake came in handy because what would have followed was a civil war, which would have killed our children.
Msambweni by-election to test the weight of BBI, Raila-Ruto war
Today’s by-election in Msambweni, Kwale County, will likely put to test the political might of President Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM leader Raila Odinga on one side against that of Deputy President William Ruto on the other.
Raila has held the constituency in his grip since 2007, and is backing Omar Boga of ODM. The constituency of more than 69,000 voters is set to elect an MP following the death of Suleiman Dori eight months ago.
Uhuru’s Jubilee party did not field a candidate in respect to the spirit of the Handshake, which has been perceived as a silent backing of the ODM candidate.
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Independent candidate in the Msambweni by-election Feisal Abdallah votes at Gazi Primary School.
As the vote counting in the Msambweni by-election was underway, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission urged Kenyans to ignore unofficial results.
However, unofficial results seemed to place independent candidate Feisal Abdallah ahead of ODM s Omar Boga.
Shortly before midnight, chaos broke out at Mwakigwena and at the tallying centre. Rowdy youth forced their way into the centre chanting Haki Yetu.
They accused the officials of not letting all the ballot boxes in for tallying.
In an amateur video, Malindi MP Aisha Jumwa urged the IEBC to announce the results and declare Feisal the winner, saying it was a competition and Boga s team should concede.