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A warm welcome to Monica Juma from #Kenya, the new Director-General of #UNVienna and Executive Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime @UNODC, on her first day in the office today. Photo credit: Dean Calma / IAEA

Building on the successful delivery of 220 units under Phase I of the Machakos Affordable Housing Project that is now occupied, the Government, through the State Department for Housing and Urban Development (@HousingUrbanKE), has commenced Phase II, with foundation works already underway. This continued investment reaffirms a firm commitment to deliver tangible, life-changing projects to Kenyans across the country, even in regions long associated with prominent political figures but where such transformative impact has often remained elusive. Adjacent to Phase I, the new phase will deliver 570 additional housing units across four 14-storey blocks. Through this programme, the Government is addressing housing needs while also fostering sustainable employment by equipping workers with practical skills, steady incomes and opportunities that extend beyond the lifespan of the project. The successful implementation of this phase is further strengthened by the critical support of the State Department for Internal Security and National Administration, whose role in ensuring a secure, well-coordinated environment remains essential to the timely and efficient delivery of the project. @InteriorKE

The Nanyuki Affordable Housing Project in Laikipia County, a high-priority government development under the Affordable Housing Programme, is now complete and ready for occupancy. The project comprises 200 residential units designed to offer modern, dignified living across different income levels. The estate is supported by essential amenities, including a 120,000-litre water tank for reliable supply, solar-powered lighting for common areas, parking, green spaces and paved pedestrian walkways. Building on the success of Phase One, a second phase targeting an additional 800 units is planned within the same 5-acre site, an expansion set to sustain job creation, stimulate the local economy and deepen access to quality housing. Interested persons can apply for these units via *832# or through the official Boma Yangu platform: bomayangu.go.ke The State Department for Internal Security and National Administration has played a key role in supporting the project's successful delivery through coordinated security and administrative oversight and will continue to ensure safety and order within and around the estate as residents move in.

For 120 years, Maseno has been producing the type of students who read novels for fun, debate teachers for sport, and treat academic excellence like a birthright. While other schools produce candidates that celebrate mean grades. Maseno produces Cabinet Secretaries, professors, judges, diplomats, blue chip CEOs, and those people who correct your English before disagreeing with you. The school assembly you see here sound like a United Nations symposium with hymn books. Tomorrow, State House is simply making a courtesy call to the cradle of academic excellence. The President will not just be attending a celebration; he will be entering a 120-year-old institution that has quietly convinced millions of Kenyans that wearing that that navy-blue blazer automatically raises your IQ by 17 points. If you’re coming to the celebrations tomorrow, kindly note that the Kisumu–Busia Highway will resemble an economic stimulus package on wheels. Traffic officers will be overwhelmed, Google Maps will start questioning life choices, and every third person will claim they “once studied near Maseno.” Should you get lost in the maze while inside the school compound, all you need will be to blink twice and our Geography department will send someone to you with a map to Jacob's Well.

An African Daughter Ascends: Kenya’s Gift to the World, Amb. Dr. Monica Juma. We celebrate one of Kenya’s finest daughters, Amb. Dr. Monica Juma, DPhil, EGH. Her appointment as Director General of the United Nations and Executive Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime is a moment of pride not only for our nation but for the entire African continent. Her integrity, vision, and steadfast service embody the values we hold dear. As she takes on this global responsibility, we wish her godspeed and assure her of our unwavering support. Kenya and Africa stand taller because of her. When one daughter ascends, a whole nation rises. @WilliamsRuto @MusaliaMudavadi @SingoeiAKorir @AmbMonicaJuma @AnneKiguta @KamendeCarolyne @BaloziMwenda254

Hon. Hon. Njeri Maina, I agree the tax payer is going to bear the burden of paying for the SGR extension to Malaba. It is a fact… but wasn’t it the same taxpayer that bore the burden of paying for the Thika Super Highway whose economic viability is still in question! Wacheni kutubeba mafala. When it comes to Western Kenya, you become too noisy.

So he went into hiding without telling his family ama?? Wueh the drama in this country,anyways billionaires problem mm napambana na loan yangu ya mshwari😂😂😂💔

WINNIE ODINGA TO THOSE OPPOSING MIN PINY'S NOMINATION TO UNEP: "The nature of Kenya is that there's a feeling of scarcity. Every time somebody gets something, there's somebody else feeling they're the ones who deserved it." Nail on head.

WINNIE ODINGA TO THOSE SAYING SHE SHOULD BE ODM PARTY LEADER: "I believe ODM - being the juggernaut that it is - needs an experienced leader. Somebody who has experience at high levels of governance & management. I don't believe my feet has grown that big yet to fit in those shoes."

The Committee Overseeing the Implementation of the 10-Point Agenda & the NADCO Report (COIN-10) met the President at State House today. Check press and posters for more details.

President William Ruto has nominated Canon Dr. Ida Betty Odinga, EGH as the Ambassador/Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kenya to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

Today's sermon ends in Eldoret - enough food for thought for the entire week.

If you know you paid hecklers to go disrespect the Odinga family in Bondo today, Min Piny has reiterated that we have only one Party Leader, and anyone salivating at his seat should go play in the grass over there. This is the word of the servant of the Lord.

The protracred conflict in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo has endured far beyond what humanity can reasonably bear. For decades, it has claimed innumerable lives and driven countless families from the safety of their homes. A generation of children has been stripped of its innocence, deprived of education, and denied the simple promise of a stable childhood. Normal commercial activity and cross-border trade- lifelines of regional prosperity- have been gravely disrupted, stalling development and deepening hardship. This prolonged suffering is a profound injustice to the people of Eastern DRC, who deserve lasting stability and the chance to build a peaceful, dignified, and prosperous future for themselves and their nation. At the Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., was honoured to witness the historic signing of a peace deal between President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and President Paul Kagame of Rwanda. The Washington Accord now stands as the most credible and hopeful pathway to ending three decades of conflict and inaugurating a new chapter of friendship, cooperation, and mutual progress in our region. We extend our sincere gratitude to the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, for his steadfast commitment and decisive leadership in helping bring this historic agreement to fruition. We likewise honour the invaluable contributions of the East African Community, the Southern African Development Community, and all mediators whose tireless efforts shepherded the peace process to this defining moment. We now call upon all parties to faithfully uphold and implement the terms of the Accord so that the people of Eastern DRC may return to their homes, rebuild their lives, and reclaim the peace, dignity, and hope that have long been denied to them.

"How are you shaa, officer, wacha niingie mimi ni yatima baba amekufa." Bwana who is compiling these moments of relief? They're keeping us sane during this difficult period.

"I remember when we went to swear in Raila Odinga in 2018, that's the day I knew there are some men without anything in their trousers." James Orengo is burning the whole school and all its certificates.

BREAKING: Here are the names of the persons Ruto has nominated to fill the remaining slots in cabinet. 1. Treasury - John Mbadi 2. Trade - Salim Mvurya 3. Tourism - Rebecca Miano 4. Energy - Opiyo Wandayi 5. Mining - Hassan Joho 6. Sports - Kipchumba Murkomen 7. Labour - Alfred Mutua - Labour 8. Cooperatives - Wycliffe Oparanya 9. Public Service - Justin Muturi 10. Gender - Stella Langat Bwana someone wake up Gachagua.

This apartment is a goal