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DG kanani in action  Our photographer   Kitui Deputy Governor Augustine Kanani has led a massive drive to unlock the drainage system within Kitui municipality to avert flooding and water borne diseases. The deputy Governor who was in the company of minister Fred Kimanga and Township MCA Daniel Ngoima urged Kitui town residents not to dump solid waste along water ways, saying this will ensure free flow of surface runoff during this rain season. At the same time, DG Kanani urged the county residents to clear any bushes and stagnant waters around their homesteads which are likely to become breeding grounds for malaria causing mosquitoes 🦟. Similarly he urged residents to consume only treated or boiled water to avoid contracting killer water borne diseases such as cholera.  See the Deputy Governor in action during the drainage cleanup exercise.   

Campbell Munyambu   Our Reporter   Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has been asked to move with speed, mobilize his troops and solidify his political base in readiness to take over presidential power in 2027. The call has been made by Campbell Munyambu , a Mwingi based professional and political commentator who told the press that the stars are now aligned for Kalonzo's presidency. While describing Kalonzo as a diplomat of international credentials, Munyambu said that the recent pronouncements by president William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga in reference to Kalonzo were indications that time is now ripe for the former Vice President to lead the country. "We have seen Raila heaping praises on Kalonzo, describing him as a trusted friend who has stood the test of time. This is a signal that even Raila feels and believes that Kalonzo is the man of the moment," Mr Munyambu stated.  On Sunday, Raila's brother Oburu Odinga invited Kalonzo as a guest of honour during

Governor Malombe with Nicholas Mulila  Our Reporter   The county government in partnership with Safaricom Plc has launched a digital platform that will enable county residents access county government services online. Dubbed myKituiApp , the digital platform which is meant to be a one stop shop will be instrumental in payment of county services such as business permits, parking fees and revenue management systems. The online tool will also come in handy in offering solutions around agriculture, health, utility bills and SME programs. Speaking during the launch of the myKituiApp, Governor Malombe who was flanked by Safaricom’s Chief Corporate Security Officer Nicholas Mulila, the county minister in charge of ICT Phoebe Ndungu and her Chief Officer Nason Kang’alya described the digital App as a great milestone and a big break from the past where residents and government officers had to deal with mountains of paperwork. “ We are happy to create a digital platform where our services can be